Gaming Technology

Companies offering gaming technology in the iGaming industry — 7 listed.

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Scientific Games Corporation
Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Scientific Games is the world’s largest lottery games creator, producer, and services provider, exclusively focused on driving profits for government-sponsored lottery and sports betting programs. Founded in 1973 and headquartered in metro Atlanta, Georgia, the company introduced the first secure instant lottery ticket in 1974. After being part of a diversified gambling technology corporation, the lottery division was sold to Brookfield Business Partners in April 2022 for approximately $6.05 billion, returning Scientific Games to a fully private, lottery-dedicated entity. Today it serves over 130 lotteries in 50 countries, including nearly every North American lottery, and accounts for roughly 70% of global retail instant game sales. Its comprehensive portfolio spans instant scratch-off games, iLottery solutions, sports betting platforms, retail point-of-sale technology, and predictive analytics. In 2025, its partnership with the Florida Lottery generated over $7.093 billion in scratch-off retail sales, a record that underscores its market leadership. The company holds numerous global certifications for security, quality, and responsible gaming, and is led by CEO Pat McHugh.
Interblock
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Interblock is a global leader in luxury electronic table gaming, widely credited with establishing the Electronic Table Game (ETG) category as a core casino offering alongside slots and live tables. Founded in 1989 in Mengeš, Slovenia, by Joc Pecečnik, the company pioneered automated table games that combine physical elements like real cards and wheels with digital betting terminals. Today, Interblock operates in over 348 regulated markets across 145 countries, offering more than 200 product variations across platforms such as Stadium, Smart Pit, Standalone, and Universal Cabinet. The company expanded into slots through the 2018 acquisition of Zuum Limited and launched AMUSE, an arcade-inspired hybrid category blending skill-based play with real-money wagering. Privately held with majority ownership by Oaktree Capital Management, Interblock is headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, with R&D and manufacturing in Slovenia. In early 2026, the company announced a leadership transition: CEO John Connelly stepped down, and Bala Ganesan, a managing director at Oaktree, was appointed interim CEO. With a strong patent portfolio and a growing online gaming platform, Interblock continues to shape the ETG sector, though it faces competition from Evolution Gaming and Galaxy Gaming.
Oscard RFID Co., Ltd
Fen Jiang Road, ChanCheng District, FoShan, Guangdong 528300, China
Oscard RFID Co., Ltd is a Chinese manufacturer and supplier of radio-frequency identification (RFID) products, with a primary focus on the iGaming and casino sector. Founded in February 1998, the company produces a wide array of UHF RFID tags, including customized labels, anti-metal tags, vehicle labels, and book labels, alongside magnetic cards, smart card systems, and readers. Its product portfolio also extends to online gaming solutions, positioning the firm as a vendor serving both land-based and digital gaming operators. Oscard operates on a wholesale and OEM business model, targeting casino operators and gaming equipment manufacturers, though it maintains a limited public-facing digital presence, relying instead on third-party vendor directories and export trade platforms. While a vendor profile claims the company has over 45 years of experience—a figure inconsistent with its 1998 founding—the firm remains a relatively obscure player in the broader RFID industry, with no independently verifiable financial, leadership, or certification details available.
Innovative Configuration Inc.
Aptos, California, USA
Innovative Configuration Inc. (ICI) is a small, bootstrapped engineering and technology firm headquartered in Aptos, California, with over four decades of experience spanning aerospace, gaming, microelectronics, robotics, and software. The company originally gained recognition through government contracts for NASA and the U.S. Air Force, delivering advanced systems such as stereo‑infrared imaging platforms and parallel‑processing architectures. In recent years, ICI has expanded into commercial gamification with its flagship platform, GlamBrandi, which turns ordinary shopping into an interactive, rewards‑driven experience for local merchants, casinos, and hospitality venues. Despite a lean team of 2–10 employees, the company maintains a dual focus: providing deep‑tech engineering services to government clients while offering a turnkey gamified marketing solution. ICI’s self‑owned, founder‑driven structure and word‑of‑mouth client relationships allow it to execute complex, multi‑discipline projects, from aerospace SBIR programs to modern consumer engagement tools. The company’s modest public profile, lack of named leadership, and absence of funding news reflect its quietly operated, niche position at the intersection of hardware/software innovation and customer loyalty.
Betegy
Warsaw, Poland
Betegy is a Poland‑based technology company serving the iGaming and sports‑betting industries with two complementary product lines. Initially launched in 2012 as a football prediction service, the company operated a B2C and B2B data platform that used self‑learning algorithms to generate match outcomes, statistics, and odds. Over the following years, Betegy shifted its strategic focus toward advertising technology, developing a creative management platform specifically designed for online casinos and sportsbooks. This platform enables operators to rapidly produce, customize, and scale banner ads using real‑time data feeds, thereby delivering personalized promotional creatives to players. The company’s “Smart Banners” innovation further advanced ad personalization by integrating dynamic content such as live odds, game scores, and user behaviour triggers. Betegy has been recognized as an award‑winning provider in the iGaming ad‑tech space and has been integrated into third‑party supplier ecosystems such as Kambi Engage. The company has raised approximately $5.03 million in funding from investors including Yolo Investments, HYPE Capital, Sleepz, and bmp Ventures.
Anderson Imaging Group, Inc
Vero Beach, Florida, United States
Anderson Imaging Group (AIG) is a privately held international supplier of document imaging software, hardware, and cash-handling systems, serving financial services, government, and the gaming industry. Founded in 1994 in Vero Beach, Florida, the company emerged from Thomas P. Anderson Sr.'s earlier enterprise, MicroSeal, which had been active in document imaging since 1959. AIG operates through a network of over 120 value-added resellers worldwide and has deployed its systems at major organizations including Bank of America, the U.S. Navy, and the U.S. Federal Reserve. In the gaming sector, it provides TITO discriminators, cash fitness machines, and cash recyclers that streamline funds handling in casinos and retail gaming environments. The company also offers satellite communications, artificial intelligence, digital transformation, and private VIP network services. With a headcount of 11 to 50 employees and an additional sales office in Buenos Aires, Argentina, AIG maintains a global but lean footprint, leveraging partnerships to reach diverse markets while keeping public information about its leadership and finances relatively sparse.