Category C · £100 jackpot
Fruit Machines for Pubs in Scotland
Category C machines on a straightforward weekly price that includes everything. Based in Kirkcaldy, covering the whole of Scotland.
Everything included
£49 per week
No upfront costs · Updates included
Jackpot
£100
Maximum stake
£1
Games menu
84 titles
Every pub in Scotland with an alcohol licence can have two gaming machines. Most landlords use both, and the machine you choose makes a real difference to how much they get played.
We are based in Kirkcaldy and cover the whole country, from Fife and the Lothians through to Glasgow, Dundee, Perth, Aberdeen and beyond.
What £49 a week covers
80 games menu to choose from
No upfront costs
Maintenance plan included
Call outs included
Money collections included
Updates included
Free delivery and installation
Game swaps when a title goes stale
You do nothing. We do it all. Five minutes on the phone tells you what your pub is entitled to.
01592 655756What you get
The machine itself
Category C machine, £100 jackpot
The highest jackpot permitted in a pub under an alcohol licence.
Current, recognised titles
Players go to machines they know. We keep the range moving.
Contactless and cash
Fewer trips to the bar for change, more time playing.
Note counters and secure cash handling
Fitted on every unit as standard.
Engineers based across Scotland
A fault is a call out, not a fortnight.
Swapped out when it stops earning
A tired machine is a dead corner of the pub.
The rules
Why it works in a pub
Under the Gambling Act 2005, premises with an on-sales alcohol licence in Scotland have an automatic entitlement to two gaming machines of category C or D. You notify your licensing authority and pay the fee. You do not need a separate permit for those first two.
If you want more than two, that is a Licensed Premises Gaming Machine Permit from your local licensing board.
Category C is the ceiling for a pub: £1 maximum stake, £100 maximum prize. That is set by the Gambling Commission, not by us. Clubs can go higher, because a different machine category is open to them, and if you run a members’ club rather than a pub you want the club page instead.
We will tell you what you are entitled to before you commit to anything, and we will site the machine so it complies.
Sources: Gambling Commission, category C gaming machines, and the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005.
Common questions
How many fruit machines can a pub have in Scotland?
Two, automatically, once you notify your licensing authority. Both must be category C or D. More than two requires a Licensed Premises Gaming Machine Permit from your local licensing board.
What is the maximum jackpot on a pub fruit machine?
£100, on a category C machine, with a maximum stake of £1 per play. These limits are set by the Gambling Commission and apply across Great Britain.
Do I need a licence for a fruit machine in my pub?
Not a separate licence for your first two machines. Your alcohol premises licence carries the entitlement. You do need to notify the licensing authority and pay the prescribed fee.
What happens if the machine breaks down?
Call us. Engineers are based across Scotland and repairs are covered by the weekly price, with no call out charge.
Can I change the machine if it stops earning?
Yes. Game swaps are included. If a title has run its course we will change it.