Operator
Companies offering operator in the iGaming industry — 548 listed.
Lucky Vibe is an online casino brand that began operations in late 2024, targeting players in New Zealand, Australia, and Canada through separate localized domains. The platform offers a vibrant, modern gaming experience centered on a large library of slots, table games, live dealer tables, and jackpot titles. It supports a range of payment methods including traditional credit/debit cards and cryptocurrency, enabling fast deposits and withdrawals. The platform emphasizes a mobile‑friendly design and 24/7 customer support. Although multiple review sites and affiliate pages describe Lucky Vibe as a “new” and “exciting” casino, no official corporate information—such as licensing jurisdiction, parent company name, or management team—is publicly stated on any of its websites. The brand maintains separate country‑specific sites, with a general promotional site at luckyvibe.io. Trustpilot reviews give it a TrustScore of 3 out of 5 from 56 reviews as of mid‑2026, with praise for game variety and customer service, but occasional complaints about withdrawal processes. The overall impression is of a small, possibly white‑label operator that has yet to establish a transparent corporate footprint.
GG.BET
Kyiv, Ukraine
GG.BET is an international online betting platform specializing in esports wagering, traditional sports betting, and casino games. Founded in 2016 by esports experts in Kyiv, Ukraine, the platform has grown into a multi-vertical operator with a strong presence in European and Ukrainian sports. Owned by River Entertainment B.V. under a Curaçao licence, GG.BET offers pre-match and live betting on hundreds of events, a casino with slots and live dealers, live streaming of esports tournaments, and native mobile apps. The company has aggressively expanded its brand through high-profile sponsorships, including a three-year title partnership with FC Dynamo Kyiv and becoming the title partner of the Basketball Federation of Ukraine in 2026. With an estimated 201–500 employees and a focus on esports and emerging markets, GG.BET positions itself as a competitive mid-tier operator for players comfortable with Curaçao regulation.

Sopron Casino
Lackner Kristóf utca 33/A, 9400 Sopron, Hungary
Casino Sopron is a premier land-based casino in the historic city of Sopron, Hungary, near the Austrian border. Established in 1989 as a joint venture between Hungarian state-owned Szerencsejáték Zrt. and Austrian Casino Austria AG, it is operated by CAI Hungary Ltd. under the Casinos Austria International Group. In December 2013, the casino moved to a modern venue in the Mediterrano complex, featuring a spacious gaming floor with nine live table games – American Roulette, Blackjack, and Ultimate Texas Hold’em Poker – and 258 slot machines, both euro- and forint-based, catering to a multinational clientele. The casino offers high-standard customer service, a full bar, themed parties, and regular promotions. Employing between 51 and 200 staff, Casino Sopron has been a key entertainment destination for over three decades. The property also hosts events, special promotions, and draws, contributing to a vibrant atmosphere. As a member of the Casinos Austria International network, it adheres to international standards of integrity and responsible gaming.
Compañía Operadora Clíe, S.A. de C.V. is a Mexican company licensed to operate a single gambling establishment under federal permit DGJS/DG/DAP/284/19, issued by the Dirección General de Juegos y Sorteos (General Directorate of Games and Draws) of the Mexican Ministry of the Interior (SEGOB). The company operates within the framework of the Ley Federal de Juegos y Sorteos and its regulations. Very little public information exists about the company's internal structure, leadership, or operations; it does not maintain an active website, issue press releases, or appear on corporate databases. A social media post has alleged that the permit was granted controversially during the final year of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador's administration. The company appears to be a small-scale, single-location operator with minimal public footprint, possibly dormant or newly registered.
Lotería de la Villa Republicana de Chiquinquirá
Chiquinquirá, Boyacá, Colombia
Lotería de la Villa Republicana de Chiquinquirá is a Colombian municipal lottery operated by the municipality of Chiquinquirá in the department of Boyacá. After a 22-year hiatus, the lottery was relaunched in July 2026 through a strategic partnership with Sorteo Extraordinario de Colombia. The first extraordinary draw—'Sorteo Extraordinario de Chiquinquirá Villa Republicana'—was scheduled for September 19, 2026, offering a prize pool of up to COP $36,700 million (approximately USD $9 million) and a grand prize of COP $15,000 million. The lottery’s return was driven by municipal authorities, led by Mayor Jefferson Caro, and supported by Coljuegos, Colombia’s national gambling regulator. Ticket prices were set at COP $20,000, with sales projected to reach COP $3,000 million, and over COP $360 million destined for healthcare in Chiquinquirá. The revival was also enabled by Law 2578 of 2026, which declared July 9 a national holiday honoring the Virgin of Chiquinquirá. The lottery brand carries deep cultural and religious significance, as the Virgin of Chiquinquirá is venerated as the patroness of Colombia.
Bally's
Providence, Rhode Island, USA
Bally's Corporation is a publicly traded American gambling and entertainment company headquartered in Providence, Rhode Island. As of 2025, the company operates 19 casinos across 11 U.S. states, a horse racetrack in Colorado, a golf course in New York, and two Australian properties through its Star Entertainment Group subsidiary. Its digital division includes the Bally Bet sportsbook and iGaming platform licensed in 14 North American jurisdictions, and Bally's Intralot S.A., a lottery solutions supplier active in 39 jurisdictions worldwide. Bally's is majority owned by Standard General (74%) with a 10% stake held by founder Noel Hayden. In 2024, Bally's became the first publicly traded gaming company to achieve Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) certification. The company rebranded from Twin River Worldwide Holdings to Bally's Corporation in 2020 after acquiring the iconic Bally's name from Caesars Entertainment. Bally's employs approximately 12,000 people and generates annual revenue of about $2.4 billion.
TenoBet is a modern online gambling platform that operates a full-service sportsbook and casino under a license issued by the Government of Anjouan. The brand targets an international audience, with a particular emphasis on UK players, offering a wide array of betting markets, live dealer games, and flexible payment methods including Visa, Mastercard, e-wallets, and Trustly. The sportsbook covers more than 35 sports, from mainstream football and tennis to niche events like chess and pelota, and offers both pre-match and in-play betting with thousands of monthly events. The casino component boasts a library of over 4,000 certified titles sourced from more than 45 software studios, including major providers such as NetEnt, Evolution Gaming, Pragmatic Play, Microgaming, and Hacksaw Gaming. TenoBet differentiates itself with a multi-deposit welcome bonus structure, regular reload promotions, accumulator boosts, and cashback offers. The site employs standard SSL encryption, enforces a Know Your Customer (KYC) process for account verification, and provides optional responsible gambling tools such as deposit limits, reality checks, and wagering limits. Despite its established product offering, TenoBet does not appear to disclose its founding year, corporate headquarters, executive leadership, or employee headcount publicly, and no native mobile app is available (the platform is accessed via mobile-optimised browser).

Betcoin
St. John's, Antigua and Barbuda
Betcoin, operating under the domain Betcoin.ag, is a mid-tier online gambling operator that has served the global iGaming market since its founding in 2014. Licensed by the Government of Antigua and Barbuda, the company offers a comprehensive suite of gambling products including a full-scale Sportsbook, a multi-genre Casino, a Live Dealer platform, and a dedicated Racebook. The casino portion features hundreds of slot and table games from providers such as Betsoft, Rival, and RTG, while the sportsbook covers major leagues and niche events with competitive odds and live in-play betting. Betcoin also supports multiple cryptocurrencies alongside traditional payment methods, appealing to both fiat and crypto users. Headquartered in St John's, Antigua, the company maintains a lean operational structure with approximately 21 employees according to third-party data. Despite over a decade of operation, Betcoin has remained largely private and low-profile, with no publicly disclosed leadership or regular media engagement, positioning itself as a reliable but discreet operator in the offshore gaming sector.

Gambiva
United Kingdom
Gambiva is a late-2025 entrant into the competitive online casino and sportsbook market, positioning itself as a game‑first platform with a full‑spectrum offering. Launched in December 2025, the brand quickly gained attention for its oversized welcome package (up to 800% across six deposits) and a library boasting more than 8,000 games. Gambiva operates under a license issued by the Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros, and targets players primarily in English‑speaking markets, including the United Kingdom and Europe. The platform integrates three core verticals: online slots, live dealer tables (powered mainly by Evolution Gaming), and a comprehensive sportsbook covering major leagues, niche competitions, and live betting. The user interface is described as modern and mobile‑optimised, with no separate app required. Gambiva also supports a range of payment methods, including debit cards, e‑wallets and cryptocurrencies, although independent user reviews on Trustpilot (average 3.0 stars from ~200 reviews) highlight a mix of praise for game variety and customer support against complaints about withdrawal delays and ambiguous refund policies. As a very new brand, Gambiva has not yet disclosed any parent company structure, executive leadership, or headcount. Its rapid growth in 2026 suggests an aggressive acquisition strategy, but the absence of public management information makes it difficult to assess the depth of its operational maturity. The brand’s long‑term viability will depend on its ability to resolve payment‑related friction points and provide transparent governance.
Daily Spins is an online casino and sportsbook brand operated by Novatrix SRL, offering a comprehensive gambling platform that combines thousands of casino games—including slots, table games, live dealer options, and provably fair titles—with a dedicated sportsbook for sports betting. The platform is designed to appeal to both casual and seasoned players, featuring a gamified loyalty program known as the Dailyspin, which rewards players with prizes each time they level up, along with a daily lottery called DailyLotto that boasts a $20,000 prize pool. Daily Spins positions itself as a crypto-friendly operator, accepting multiple fiat currencies and cryptocurrencies, and runs frequent promotions such as tournaments, leaderboards, and deposit bonuses. While the brand offers a modern, mobile-optimized user experience without a dedicated native app, its operating company Novatrix SRL provides limited public information regarding licensing jurisdiction, founding details, or executive leadership, which may be a consideration for users seeking full transparency.
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