The Russian operator said third parties were to blame.īelbridge, based in the Connell Building, Ballyconnell, Co Cavan, owns the business names Quinnbet, Quinnsports, and Quinncasino, and is in turn 100 per cent owned by Seán Quinn. In August FSB suspended the operation of a white label partner called Blackbet, which targeted the Nigerian market.Ī second FSB white label operation, Russian online gambler 1xBet's UK site, also closed in August following reports in the Sunday Times that it was hosting a 'pornhub casino' and was taking bets on children's sports. In August the commission announced that it was launching a review of FSB’s licence under its powers governing suspected breaches of licence conditions.Ī spokesman for the commission would not comment further, and a request for a comment from FSB met with no response. The website also lists 21 former white label websites for which FSB formerly provided services, none of which are related to Quinnbet.

Lottoland’s business model has been criticised for a number of reasons, including the fact that it diverts money from the actual lotteries, many of which give sizeable proportions of their income to charity.Īccording the Gambling Commission’s website, FSB is licensed to provide white label services to 12 websites, including Quinnbet, Toals and Jenningsbet. A request for a comment from the business met with no response, and Flynn could not be contacted. Why Flynn has joined the board of the two Irish companies associated with Quinnbet – Belbridge and Quinnb Sports Ltd – and whether it reflects plans about new funding for the business is not known.

In the case of Quinnbet, the betting is actually handled by a company in London. White label online gambling businesses are websites that are in fact run by specialist companies that provide the odds and take the bets.

Quinnbet is not a member of the association. “This should provide them with the range of experience needed to try survive in our sector.” “It was a surprise when Quinnbet launched their site, but they have taken the route most smaller operators have taken to start off, using a white label, “said Sharon Byrne, chair of the Irish Bookmakers Association. Bankruptcyīelbridge Consultancy Ltd, which owns the Quinnbet name, was incorporated in June 2016, a year and a half after Quinn emerged from his three-year period of bankruptcy. None of the discussed projects or investments ever materialised. It is understood the discussions involved potential deals for Quinn Glass and a wind farm, as well as separate later contacts about a change in the ownership of Quinn Industrial Holdings.

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