Dominic Rossookh

Dominic Farhad Rossookh, born in August 1985, is a British company director from Brierley Hill, West Midlands. Since 2011, he has been involved in at least seven companies, primarily in the gambling and leisure sectors. His active directorships include NINES SOCIAL CLUB LTD (appointed April 2025), THE N CASINO LTD (November 2024), and NINES CASINO LTD (January 2024). He also previously served as a director for FOUR BROTHERS LIMITED and D.A.A. LEISURE LTD.

Rossookh's most notable venture was the former Aspers Casino in Northampton, which he owned before the company entered administration. In October 2024, police discovered a large cannabis grow-op in the vacant building, described by a 30-year veteran officer as the largest he had ever seen. Following the administration, Rossookh applied to convert a bank building in Daventry into a 24/7 casino, a proposal that faced opposition from the local town council.

Through his various companies, Rossookh holds significant ownership stakes. He owns 75-100% of the shares in FOUR BROTHERS & FRIENDS LTD and NINES CASINO LTD, and holds 25-50% of shares and voting rights in NINES SOCIAL CLUB LTD. The financial status varies, with some companies showing negative equity. His most recently incorporated firm, NINES SOCIAL CLUB LTD, was registered in April 2025.

While primarily recognized as a businessman, Rossookh is also listed as a professional poker player. However, no specific tournament results, rankings, or prize money are available from public poker databases or news sources. His playing style and poker history remain largely unsubstantiated outside of self-reported sources, making his poker career a minor aspect of his overall public profile.

As of 2026, Rossookh continues to hold multiple directorships. His latest appointment was as a director of NINES SOCIAL CLUB LTD in April 2025. The proposed Daventry casino application remains pending or disputed, reflecting ongoing interest in expanding his gambling business footprint.