Operator
Companies offering operator in the iGaming industry — 584 listed.

CyberBetX
Asia
CyberBetX is a B2B iGaming and live casino solutions provider that has been operating in the online gambling industry since 2009. The company offers a comprehensive suite of products including live dealer games such as Baccarat, Roulette, and Dragon Tiger, all streamed via high-definition, low-latency technology to deliver immersive player experiences. CyberBetX’s portfolio also extends to fishing games (e.g., BG Daisen Fishing, BG XiYou Fishing, BG Fishing Master), poker, and an AI-powered platform designed to enhance player engagement and operational efficiency. The company is fully licensed and GLI-certified, underscoring its commitment to regulatory compliance and game fairness. CyberBetX positions itself as a “leading B2B solution provider in Asia” (as noted in the iGB Directory) and serves operators across multiple jurisdictions. Its technology stack emphasises seamless API integration, allowing clients to quickly deploy a wide range of casino content. The company actively participates in major industry events; it made its debut at SiGMA Europe in 2024 and is scheduled to appear at SiGMA Rome 2025, ICE Barcelona, and GGC Sri Lanka 2026. While the company’s exact headquarters location is not publicly confirmed, its strong presence in the Asian market suggests a regional base. CyberBetX continues to evolve its offerings with AI-driven tools and live casino innovations, aiming to be a one-stop shop for iGaming operators seeking scalable, high-quality game content.

Gaming International Online
Maidstone, England
Gaming International Online is a B2B media publication serving the global iGaming and gambling industry. Based in Maidstone, England, the company produces a monthly magazine in both digital and print formats, a weekly email newsletter, and a video platform called GIO TV that features interviews and industry commentary. With a lean team of around six employees, the company focuses on editorial coverage of online gaming, betting, casino operations, regulatory updates, and technology innovations. Its content reaches professionals through its website and social media channels, including LinkedIn where it has over 1,400 followers. The publication positions itself as a niche resource for industry decision-makers, offering in-depth features, expert columns, and market analysis. Although classified as a public company on LinkedIn, no publicly traded stock listing or investor relations information has been confirmed. Gaming International Online does not develop gambling software or platforms; its sole business is publishing editorial content. The company's modest but engaged audience and consistent editorial output have established its presence in the iGaming media landscape, though details about its founding year, founders, and leadership remain undisclosed in public sources.

Casino International Americano
8-10 Dryden Street, Covent Garden, London WC2E 9NA, United Kingdom (registered office of Datateam Business Media Limited)
Casino International Americano is the dedicated Spanish-language edition of Casino International, a monthly B2B magazine serving the global casino and gaming industry. Published by Datateam Business Media Limited, a UK-based business information company registered in England and Wales, the Americano brand focuses on the Americas region, delivering news, analysis, and market intelligence for operators, suppliers, regulators, and other professionals across North, Central, and South America. Its digital home, casinointernationalamericano.com, covers regulatory developments, property expansions, event analyses, and technological shifts, positioning itself as a key Spanish-language business intelligence source for the casino sector throughout the hemisphere. The publication extends the parent brand’s reach into Spanish-speaking markets while maintaining the neutral, data-driven editorial stance of the English edition. Though specific audience metrics and staff details are not publicly disclosed, its association with a long-standing publishing house suggests stable corporate backing.

Campeon Gaming
Athens, Greece
Campeón Gaming, founded in 2017 and headquartered in Athens, Greece, is a B2B iGaming technology provider that delivers an all-in-one platform and fully managed services to operators in regulated markets. With additional offices in Thessaloniki and Nicosia, the company supports more than 90 active brands and holds over eight licenses. Its modular platform integrates casino and sportsbook management, payment processing (100+ providers), game aggregation (150+ providers), CRM, KYC, fraud prevention, customer support, and VIP services, all underpinned by its Campeón AI Prediction Engine for predictive analytics. Operators can launch a branded product in as little as six weeks via a white-label or turnkey model. The company has been recognized as Operator of the Year (Medium) at the SBC Awards 2024 and Rising Star Provider of the Year at the AffPapa Awards 2023, and it is a three-time Best Workplaces™ Hellas honoree. With a headcount in the 100-200 range, Campeón Gaming is positioning its B2B division for continued expansion into 2026, recently announcing enhanced tech solutions for the Romanian market.

Bitville Gaming
Rosehill, Mauritius
Bitville Gaming is a privately held B2B iGaming company headquartered in Rosehill, Mauritius, that specialises in fixed-odds lottery and sports betting products. Founded in 2018, the company has built a proprietary gaming engine powering a comprehensive retail and online betting solution for operators and platform providers worldwide. Its flagship fixed-odds lottery betting product aggregates real state lotteries from over 70 countries, offering access to upwards of 36,900 draws per month. Bitville also delivers a Betradar-certified Numbers Betting service, a widget-based, fully responsive solution with a customisable user interface designed for rapid wallet-to-wallet integration. In addition, the company provides fixed-odds and jackpot sportsbook products. Bitville is a Sportradar Certified Partner and has established a strong presence in African iGaming markets through content partnerships with providers such as 7777 gaming, Booming Games, and SIS (Sports Information Services). With a lean team of around 30 employees, Bitville Gaming operates as a scalable technology provider focused on the growing demand for specialised lottery and sports betting solutions.

Bet.Works
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Bet.Works was a U.S.-based technology and services company that delivered a comprehensive, turnkey sportsbook and iGaming platform to regulated operators. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, the company provided a full-stack solution covering sportsbook technology, player account management, risk management, compliance, marketing, and customer service. Its flexible, proprietary platform enabled operators in New Jersey, Iowa, Indiana, and Colorado to launch and scale their sports betting and online casino offerings. Bet.Works differentiated itself by offering a fully managed turnkey model, allowing clients to focus on customer acquisition while Bet.Works handled technology and operations. In November 2020, Bally’s Corporation announced its acquisition of Bet.Works for $125 million, closing the deal in June 2021. At that time, Bet.Works employed over 190 people. Following the acquisition, Bet.Works formed the technological backbone of Bally’s Interactive, Bally's digital gaming division. Bet.Works founder and CEO David Wang led the integration and continued within Bally's Interactive.
Betsson
Registered office: Stockholm, Sweden; operational headquarters: St. Julian’s, Malta
Betsson AB is a Swedish-headquartered online gambling operator with roots dating back to 1963. It operates over 20 brands including Betsson, Betsafe, and NordicBet, offering sports betting, casino, poker, bingo, and scratch cards across regulated markets in Europe, Latin America, and Africa. Listed on Nasdaq Stockholm, the company has grown through organic expansion and acquisitions.
Betfred USA Sports
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Betfred USA Sports is the American subsidiary of the Betfred Group, a privately held UK bookmaker with a history dating back to 1967. Founded in 2019 and based in Las Vegas, Nevada, the company was established to enter the U.S. sports betting market after the repeal of PASPA. It holds licenses in multiple states and operates both retail sportsbooks—at partner casinos and racetracks—and an online/mobile betting platform powered by OpenBet. Key partnerships include venues such as Saratoga Casino Black Hawk in Colorado and professional sports franchises like the Denver Broncos and Las Vegas Golden Knights. Following a series of state exits in 2024–2025, Betfred USA Sports now focuses on a selective footprint in Nevada and Pennsylvania, under the leadership of CEO Kresimir Spajic, who was appointed in 2023 to oversee the subsidiary's remaining operations and strategic direction.

BETFUZE - Sports Fuze Limited
21 Carnaby Street, London, England W1F 7DA, United Kingdom
BETFUZE – Sports Fuze Limited is a London-based technology company that originally debuted in January 2013 as a mobile and social media sports betting engagement platform. Founded as a venture between mobile experience company YUZA and mobile payments entrepreneur Paul McNea, the company developed a proprietary “3.0 concept” platform that fused social intelligence, user behavior analysis, and location services to create a radically different sports betting user experience. Its initial product was a crowdsourcing app that allowed users to compare football odds from multiple bookmakers in one place, blending fact, fiction, and big data analytics. In the years that followed, BETFUZE pivoted its focus toward the emerging crypto gaming sector. Today, under the same corporate entity (Sports Fuze Limited), the company operates betfuze.com – an officially licensed crypto casino platform that combines blockchain technology with high-quality gameplay. The platform offers instant, no-limit deposits and withdrawals, and positions itself as a transparent, fast, and rewarding Web3 gaming destination. The company’s leadership remains in the hands of its co-founders: Chief Executive Officer Paul McNea and Chief Technology Officer Tom Cohen. While BETFUZE was originally a mobile-first sports betting innovator, it has evolved into a next-generation crypto casino operator, reflecting the broader convergence of iGaming and decentralized finance.

Baazi Games
New Delhi, Delhi, India
Baazi Games is an Indian gaming technology company that designs, builds, and operates scalable platforms for online games and digital entertainment. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in New Delhi, the company initially launched PokerBaazi, which has become one of India’s leading poker platforms. It has since expanded its consumer portfolio to include real-money games like rummy and fantasy sports under brands such as CardBaazi, SportsBaazi, and RummyBaazi. Beyond its own brands, Baazi Games operates a B2B division that partners with international gaming and entertainment companies, providing platform engineering, real-time systems, backend integration, and responsible gaming technology. With a headcount reported around 390 employees, the company has raised venture funding and received strategic investment from Nazara Technologies in 2025. Financially, it reported revenue exceeding ₹104.7 crore in FY24. Baazi Games is privately held and continues to develop both free-to-play and real-money gaming experiences for domestic and international markets.

AsianLogic Limited
Hong Kong
AsianLogic Limited is a diversified investor and operator within the online and land‑based gaming industry, primarily serving the Asia‑Pacific region. Founded in Asia in 2002, the company initially built its business around a network of casinos under the Entertainment Simulation Limited (ESL) brand. After a successful initial public offering on London's AIM market in 2007 that raised US$100 million, AsianLogic was taken private again in 2009. Today, its portfolio extends beyond casinos to include digital advertising and marketing consultancies, sports sponsorship consulting, and technical solutions for the gaming sector. Headquartered in Hong Kong with principal operations in the Philippines, the company employs over 300 people across 12 countries in Asia, Europe, and Latin America. Its casinos run on Playtech's software platform and target Asian players, while customer service, payment processing, and IT support are managed from the Philippines hub. Despite its scale, AsianLogic maintains a low public profile; its website offers minimal detail, and its most recently confirmed leadership consists of co‑founders Kan Tang and Tom Hall.

ANA Gaming
Nova Lima, Minas Gerais, Brazil
ANA Gaming is a rapidly growing Brazilian iGaming company, founded in 2024, that operates in the regulated online gaming and sports betting market. It manages popular brands such as 7K, Cassino, and Vera, focusing on innovation, customer experience, and responsible gaming. The company holds a definitive license to operate in Brazil from the Secretariat of Prizes and Betting of the Ministry of Finance.
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