Gambling Commission revokes personal licence of Saha Santanu
The Gambling Commission said on 3 November 2026 that it had revoked the Personal Functional Licence of Saha Santanu following a licence review.
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The Gambling Commission said on 3 November 2026 that it had revoked the Personal Functional Licence held by Saha Santanu, whose account number is 67739, after carrying out a licence review.
The Commission said the decision was taken under the provisions of section 117 and section 119 of the Gambling Act 2005.
According to the Commission, the licensee failed to inform it of a reportable Key Event within the required timeframe, which amounted to a breach of his licence. The Commission said that through this failure, the licensee had demonstrated a lack of awareness of his responsibilities as a licence holder.
The Commission also found that the licensee is unsuitable to carry on the licensed activities, stating that his conduct had fallen below the standards the Commission requires from those it licenses.
Setting out its conclusion, the Commission said: “For the reasons set out above the Licensee is unsuitable to carry out the licensed activities.”
As a result, the Commission confirmed that the outcome of the review was revocation of the Personal Functional Licence.
The Commission said further details of the case are available on the public register entry for Saha Santanu.