Games Software
Companies offering games software in the iGaming industry — 1044 listed.

Lightstreamer (Weswit Srl)
Via Panfilo Castaldi, 11, 20124 Milan, Italy
Lightstreamer (formerly Weswit Srl) is an Italian technology company that specializes in real-time data streaming over the internet. Founded in the early 2000s in Milan, the company developed one of the first implementations of server-push technology for web browsers, which evolved into the Lightstreamer event broker. Today, the platform is used by over 500 enterprise customers, reaching more than 100 million end-users across finance, online trading, iGaming, and media. Lightstreamer's intelligent streaming engine automatically handles proxies, firewalls, network congestion, and disconnections, ensuring sub-millisecond data delivery. The company rebranded from Weswit Srl to Lightstreamer Srl in 2022 to align corporate identity with its flagship product. Major clients include Morgan Stanley, NASA, and Sony, and the platform integrates with Kafka, MQTT, and custom data sources. Lightstreamer is backed by Par-Tec Spa and maintains a global partner network, positioning itself as a critical infrastructure provider for low-latency, internet-scale real-time applications.

Lightning Gaming
Pennsylvania (area code 610)
Lightning Gaming is a US-based developer and manufacturer of electronic gaming equipment for the casino and entertainment industry, operating since 2004. Initially known for its patented fully-automated electronic poker table, Lightning Poker, the company has expanded to include software-driven gaming systems, slot titles, and table-game solutions. Headquartered in Pennsylvania, Lightning Gaming targets both land-based and regulated online casino operators, offering turnkey product lines that integrate hardware, software, and backend management tools. Its core offering, the Lightning Poker electronic table system, eliminates the need for a human dealer by automating shuffling, dealing, and payouts. Over the years, the company has added video slot machines, multi-game cabinets, and casino management software, distributing products to tribal and commercial casinos across North America with some international reach. Lightning Gaming also holds gaming licenses in multiple U.S. jurisdictions, including Pennsylvania, Nevada, and New Jersey, and has ventured into iGaming by licensing its table-game RNG and slot algorithms to online operators.
Leisure Play Private Limited
B-1/12, 2nd Floor, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi, Delhi 110029, India
Leisure Play Private Limited is an Indian gaming technology company incorporated in September 2007, with its registered office in New Delhi. Over nearly two decades, the company has evolved from a developer of traditional skill-based card games like rummy and poker into a full-spectrum iGaming software provider. Its product suite now includes sportsbook platforms, online casino modules, bingo and lottery systems, eSports betting, forex trading software, and custom game development services. The company targets B2B operators and end-users primarily in the Indian market, offering cross-platform solutions for desktop and mobile devices. Leisure Play maintains a low public profile, with no verifiable website or published headcount, and its leadership details are unavailable in open sources. Despite this, it remains an active enterprise, having filed its latest financial statements as of March 2025. The company is classified as a private, unlisted, non-government entity with an authorized share capital of ₹2,00,000. Its operational footprint extends across New Delhi, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad, suggesting a distributed development and sales model. Leisure Play positions itself as a mid-tier provider in the competitive Indian iGaming software landscape, focusing on direct sales and industry networking rather than consumer-facing branding.

Leverate
Bnei Brak, Israel
Leverate is a global technology provider that offers turnkey software solutions and services for forex brokers, CFD brokers, and proprietary trading firms. Founded in 2008 in Israel, the company started as a small algorithmic trading startup but quickly pivoted to providing price feeds, eventually building a comprehensive SaaS ecosystem. Today, Leverate’s flagship LXSuite bundles trading platforms, liquidity feeds, risk management, CRM, and white-label infrastructure into a single integrated platform. The company serves hundreds of brokerages worldwide and employs approximately 80 people across offices in Israel, Cyprus, Hong Kong, Ukraine, China, Poland, Bulgaria, Germany, Dubai, and Latin America. Leverate has notable history with Saxo Bank, which invested $12.5 million for a 25% stake in 2011, later repurchased in 2014. Recent partnerships with Level2 and Convrs in 2025-2026 added no-code algorithmic trading and real-time alerts. The company also provides regulatory consulting through its subsidiary Regyoul8 and has won multiple industry awards for its technology.
Laxino
Macau
Laxino Technology Limited is a privately held B2B gaming solutions provider founded in June 2008 and headquartered in Macau, the epicenter of Asian gaming. The company specializes in designing and developing gaming software for both online and land-based casino operators, offering single-player and multiplayer games with multilingual support and high customizability. Beyond game development, Laxino provides a comprehensive suite of IT professional services, including technical consulting, hardware and software setup, maintenance, implementation, and custom application development. A key differentiator is its turnkey solution capability, which allows operators to integrate both Laxino-built and third-party games into their platforms, reducing integration complexity. The company employs an estimated 51 to 200 people, as indicated by its LinkedIn profile, and has maintained a stable yet low-profile presence in the Asian gaming technology market for over 15 years. Despite its longevity, Laxino has minimal public exposure, with no major press releases or executive interviews readily available, and its website (laxino.com) offers limited public information. The company’s stated vision is to be recognized as the most progressive enterprise in the gaming industry, delivering innovative technological and multimedia entertainment to boost operator efficiencies and meet customer expectations.
Leapbit d.o.o.
Zagreb, Croatia
Leapbit d.o.o. is a Croatian B2B sports betting software developer founded in 2018 by former professionals from the Romanian bookmaker Superbet. The company built a comprehensive suite of in-house retail and online sportsbook platforms, virtual horse racing, and lottery games designed for Tier 1 operators in Central and Eastern Europe. Its technology was specifically crafted to support omnichannel capabilities in regulated markets, making it a strong fit for land-based and digital betting operations. In early 2022, EveryMatrix, a major iGaming technology provider, acquired Leapbit to enhance its OddsMatrix sports betting division. Post-acquisition, Leapbit’s development team remained in Zagreb, now operating as EveryMatrix Zagreb, and its leadership oversaw the integration of the retail-focused software into OddsMatrix. The acquisition allowed EveryMatrix to expand into the retail segment with a mature, feature-rich platform. Leapbit’s products continue to be maintained and improved, serving operators who require a robust retail sportsbook alongside online offerings. The company’s legacy solutions remain available to clients in Central and Eastern Europe and beyond.
Lakka Studios is a B2B supplier of sportsbook platforms, operating within the iGaming technology ecosystem. According to its listing on iGamingSuppliers.com, the company positions itself as a leading software provider for sportsbook platforms, offering custom solutions with no monthly fees. This cost-effective, tailored approach targets operators seeking to launch or upgrade sports betting offerings. However, beyond this vendor description, no additional public information—such as founding details, headquarters, or leadership—has been found. The company remains an opaque entity in the iGaming supply chain, with no official website or press mentions identified. Potential partners would need to contact the company directly for verifiable references and product demonstrations. This limited footprint suggests Lakka Studios may be a small or niche provider, but its actual scale and market presence cannot be confirmed from available sources.

Kryptobees
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
Kryptobees is a blockchain and Web3 development company based in Chennai, India, offering end-to-end solutions for businesses entering the decentralized technology space. With a stated 7+ years of experience, the company has delivered over 300 projects according to its official website, though third-party profiles claim a higher output of 750+ projects. Kryptobees serves more than 250 clients and maintains a 98% project success rate. The company provides a comprehensive suite of services including custom blockchain development, smart contract creation, ICO/IDO launch platforms, NFT marketplace development, metaverse environments, crypto exchange platforms, and trading bots. Its business model emphasizes white-label clone scripts and ready-to-launch products, targeting entrepreneurs who need rapid market entry. Kryptobees operates as a B2B service provider across industries such as banking, healthcare, real estate, and entertainment. The company is bootstrapped, with founder Priya Balan at the helm, and has received listings on directories like Antier's top ICO development firms. However, notable discrepancies exist in its public claims regarding team size and project count, and the company lacks transparent financial disclosures or independent awards.
Lady Luck Games
Stockholm, Sweden
Lady Luck Games is a Swedish-based online casino game developer founded in early 2019. The company focuses exclusively on creating high-quality slot games with a strong emphasis on visual design, sticky gameplay, and casual user experiences. Headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, the studio operates as a public company with an estimated 51–200 employees. With a seasoned international team of iGaming professionals, Lady Luck Games develops its technology entirely in-house. The company’s portfolio includes multiple proprietary slot titles, distributed through major aggregators such as Hub88 and directly integrated with operators like Soft2Bet. In addition to game development, the studio has expanded into platform services, offering a complete back-office and player management system through its Lady Luck Games Platform. In 2024, Lady Luck Games became part of EMB Mission Bound (formerly known as EMB Group), a strategic move that brought additional resources and a broader lottery and gaming network. The company’s leadership includes experienced executives from NetEnt, Dustin, and other gaming firms, led by Chairman Per Eriksson. Under new management, Lady Luck Games aims to accelerate growth in regulated markets across Europe and North America, while continuing to deliver visually distinctive, entertainment-focused slot content.

Kootac
Malta
Founded in 2013, Kootac has evolved from a European start-up into a leading global provider of B2B online lottery and raffle solutions. Headquartered in Malta with international offices in Slovakia, Austria, the United Kingdom, and the United Arab Emirates, the company combines cutting-edge technology with deep local market understanding to deliver next‑generation multi‑channel, multi‑lingual lottery platforms. Kootac’s white‑label offerings enable operators to launch branded lottery products rapidly in regulated, emerging, and unregulated markets worldwide. The company’s milestones include the 2014 launch of Playeurolotto, the first multi‑currency, multi‑lingual secondary lottery platform backed by insurance, and the 2017 introduction of Gigalotto, the first white‑label global messenger lottery platform. In 2020, Kootac launched Mahzooz, the UAE’s first nationally recognised numbers draw. The company holds both UK and Curaçao gaming licences and serves a diverse range of clients through its customizable end‑to‑end platform.

Koolbit
71 Stevenson Street, San Francisco, California 94105
Koolbit Inc. is a privately held social casino gaming company founded in 2010 by Gerard Cunningham. The company operates WinCity Slots, a free-to-play mobile app available on iOS and Android that offers virtual slot machines, table games, tournaments, and social features like clubs and gifting. Players use virtual currency purchased through in-app transactions or earned through gameplay, with no real-money gambling involved. Koolbit generates revenue from in-app purchases and advertising, positioning itself as a small independent player in the crowded social casino market. The company is based in the United States—likely Delaware or Nevada per corporate filings—but has not publicly disclosed its exact headquarters. With a focused single-product strategy and limited public visibility, Koolbit serves a loyal niche audience of casual gamers and social casino enthusiasts, competing against larger industry names like Slotomania and Heart of Vegas.

Krishna Padam IT Solution Pvt. Ltd.
Jaipur, Rajasthan, India
Krishna Padam IT Solution Pvt. Ltd. (KPIS) is a privately held software development and IT services company founded in 2015 and headquartered in Jaipur, Rajasthan, India. The company offers a comprehensive range of digital solutions spanning Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Augmented Reality/Virtual Reality (AR/VR), mobile game development, mobile app development, web development, and custom software development. KPIS serves a diverse client base from startups to established enterprises, emphasizing end‑to‑end development and deployment. The company operates as a private limited entity with an estimated headcount of between 11 and 50 employees, reflecting an agile project delivery approach. Notable internal products include a Restaurant Inventory Management System and a Mobile Device Management (MDM) System, complementing its service portfolio. KPIS reported revenue of INR 1.22 crore (approximately USD 145,000) for the financial year ending March 2025. No public funding rounds or major partnerships have been identified, and the company’s leadership structure remains undocumented in publicly accessible sources.
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