Game Supplier

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  AGS LLC

  Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

  AGS LLC (operating as PlayAGS, Inc. until June 2025) is a global gaming supplier headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada. Founded in 2005 to serve the Class II Native American market, the company has grown to deploy over 40,000 slot installations across 25 countries and partner with more than 600 casino operators. It operates ten in-house game studios that have developed over 800 products, including slot cabinets, table-game equipment, online real-money content, social casino solutions, and lottery games. In June 2025, AGS was acquired by Brightstar Capital Partners in a $1.1 billion transaction and taken private. The company is recognized for its workplace culture, earning a spot on U.S. News & World Report's Best Companies to Work For 2025–2026 list. With a workforce of approximately 750 employees, AGS is led by President and CEO David Lopez.

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  A.J.R. Equities, Inc.

  New Smyrna Beach, Florida, USA

  A.J.R. Equities, Inc. is a privately held, family-owned marketing and product development company with over 40 years of experience serving the iGaming, casino, timeshare, and corporate sectors. Founded in July 1985, the company specializes in premium incentive products and promotional merchandise, offering custom branding, corporate gifting, and wholesale distribution. It holds exclusive partnerships with over 35 top retail brands including Tahari, Sharper Image, Brookstone, and Cuisinart, and represents more than 30 name-brand manufacturers. A.J.R. Equities leverages retail market data to anticipate trends, helping clients optimize marketing budgets. The company operates from New Smyrna Beach, Florida, with an estimated 11-50 employees. While maintaining a low public profile, it is well-regarded within casino marketing and timeshare incentives, providing tailored solutions for loyalty programs and player rewards.

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  Gaming Arts

  Las Vegas

  Gaming Arts is a Las Vegas-based developer and supplier of electronic gaming machines, bingo systems, and keno technology. Founded in 2009 by David Colvin, the company has built a reputation for modernizing classic casino staples—bingo and keno—with computerized, interactive gameplay and large jackpot progressives, most notably through its proprietary Super Win Bingo platform. The company’s portfolio also includes original slot machines and casino-wide interactive promotional systems designed to increase floor revenue for operators. In September 2025, Gaming Arts was acquired by the German gaming group Merkur Group, at which point the company employed 68 people. Shortly after the acquisition, in October 2025, Gaming Arts announced a partnership with Inspired Entertainment to bring that company’s online game titles to North and South American land-based casinos. Under current CEO Robert Ziems, who took the helm in 2024, Gaming Arts continues to focus on delivering what it calls “Life Changing Jackpots” and innovative player experiences that are profitable for casino partners.