32Red

In September 2014, 32Red Plc announced their purchase of GoWild Casino's United Kingdom-based customer database.

In June 2015, 32Red Plc announced the purchase of Roxy Palace casino for £8.4 million.

In March 2016, 32Red announced net gaming revenue of £48.7m in 2015, up 52% year-over-year, and revealed that it is evaluating possible acquisitions.

Controversies

In October 2010, 32Red's dispute with William Hill over the use of 32Vegas reached the High Court of Justice in London where a six-day trial took place over the matter. 32Red objected to Hill's use of the 32Vegas brand (which was renamed 21Nova subsequent to 32Red instigating legal proceedings). Handing down Judgment in January 2011, Mr Justice Henderson ruled that William Hill had infringed the 32Red trade mark and that their counterclaims against the validity of 32Red's trade marks (32 and 32Red) were dismissed.

In June 2018, the Gambling Commission fined 32Red £2 million for failing a problem gambler who had deposited £758,000 with 32Red over more than two years. 32Red had failed to check whether the customer, who had a net income of £2,150 per month, could afford the bets despite several previous regulatory rulings in this area.

In 2019, the Advertising Standards Authority sanctioned 32Red for violating the "gambling advertising code."

32Red was fined £4.1 million by the Gambling Commission for failing Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and social responsibility regulations on 25 January 2023.