[chris graham]

Personal-name licensees are a long-standing quirk of British bookmaking, a reminder that the trade grew out of individual bookmakers long before corporate consolidation took hold. Plenty of these entries remain active and continue to trade, and together they form a distinct research segment among UK gambling license operators that generic company data tools routinely miss.

Chris Graham is recorded in our database as a UK-based, consumer-facing sportsbook operator founded in 1984, with chrisgraham.com as its listed domain. The record lists no parent group above it. The business holds a UKGC licence on file, and one market signal has been tracked against the record — modest activity, but precisely the kind of movement that separates a trading business from a dormant register entry.

The iGamingOperators profile is where that picture assembles: licence status, tracked signals and available contact points sit in one place instead of being scattered across registers and archived pages. Vendors working through the platform's sportsbook list for Great Britain, or compliance teams screening long-established UK licensed operators, can size the account quickly without repeating the groundwork each time the record updates.