Gambling and gaming machines
Pubs
Establishments with a premises licence authorising the sale of alcohol are automatically entitled to a maximum of two gaming machines (each of which may be category C or D) without the need for a permit or licence.
The licence holder will need to notify the council of the intention to provide these machines and pay the one-off £50 fee.
You will need a gaming machine permit if you intend to use more than two gaming machines. There is no limit on the number of gaming machines that a licensed premises may apply for, but the council can restrict the number of gaming machines on individual premises.
Members clubs
Members-only clubs may apply for a club machine permit to provide a maximum of three machines in categories B3A, B4, C and D (only one B3A allowed on each premise).
Commercial clubs
Commercial clubs can apply for a club machine permit for a maximum of three machines in categories B4, C or D.
View the different gaming machine categories which includes the maximum stake and prize available.
All machines other than those in Category D may only be made available to those over the age of 18.
Fees
Licence type | Cost |
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Notification of 2 or less Machines (Licensing Premises Automatic Entitlement) | £50 |
New Licensed Premises Gaming Machine Permit (3 or more machines) | £150 |
Variation | £100 |
Transfer or change of name | £25 |
Annual Fee | £50 |
New Club Machine Permit | £200 |
New Club Machine Permit Fast Track (CPC Holder) | £100 |
Variation | £100 |
Annual Fee | £50 |
Copy of Permit | £15 |
Gaming machines application for licensed premises – This includes notifications of up to two machines and applications for new, variations and transfers of existing permits
Related websites
Related documents
Gambling Act 2005 statement of licensing policy (PDF, 1MB)
Guidance on undertaking a Local Area Risk Assessment and Local Area Profile
Contact details
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