The remaining 40 roles are in Gibraltar and Malta offices.
The cuts follow a remote gaming duty increase to 40% in April 2026.
A new remote betting duty of 25% is set for April 2027.
History
Historical Context
Since the Gambling Act 2005 created the Gambling Commission and the 2014 Licensing and Advertising Act moved remote-gambling tax to a 15% point-of-consumption levy, duties rose from that 15% rate to a 21% remote-gaming charge in 2019. The April 2026 40% gaming duty and planned 2027 25% betting levy continue this climb, pushing Gibraltar and Malta operators toward lower-tax markets.
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Story summary
The remaining 40 roles are in Gibraltar and Malta offices.
The cuts follow a remote gaming duty increase to 40% in April 2026.
A new remote betting duty of 25% is set for April 2027.
