Operator

• PR

  PrizePicks

  Atlanta, Georgia, USA (Star Metals building, West Midtown, since April 2024)

  PrizePicks is an American daily fantasy sports (DFS) operator that has grown to become the largest DFS platform in North America by entry fees. Headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, the company was founded in 2015 as SidePrize LLC and rebranded to PrizePicks in October 2018. It offers a distinctive "pick'em" contest format where users predict whether a player's statistical performance will be over or under a set line, a model that closely mirrors sports betting but is legally classified as skill-based fantasy sports under U.S. federal law. This classification has enabled PrizePicks to operate in over 30 states and Washington, D.C., including many where traditional sports betting remains illegal. In 2025–2026, the company expanded into event contract trading through a CFTC-registered futures commission merchant subsidiary, PrizePicks Predict, offering markets on game winners, spreads, totals, and cultural events. In January 2026, lottery operator Allwyn acquired a 62.3% stake for approximately $1.5 billion, valuing the business at roughly $2.4 billion. The company appointed Mike Ybarra, former President of Blizzard Entertainment, as CEO in February 2025. PrizePicks' rapid growth has been fueled by its simple, mobile-first user experience and aggressive marketing partnerships, though it faces regulatory challenges in several states and ongoing debates about the skill-versus-chance nature of its contests.

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  ECK NV

  Zeedijk-Albertstrand 509, 8300 Knokke-Heist, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium

  ECK NV is a privately held Belgian company established in 1997 that operates a hotel, restaurant, and casino resort. Based on its registered address in Knokke-Heist, West Flanders, the company is the operating entity behind Grand Casino Knokke, a prominent seaside casino and entertainment venue on the Belgian coast. ECK NV manages the full hospitality and gaming operations of the property, including slot machines, table games, hotel accommodations, and dining services. As a regulated gambling operator in Belgium, it adheres to the licensing requirements of the Belgian Gaming Commission. While the company is privately held and does not publish extensive public financial or operational data, its focus remains on providing a comprehensive leisure experience combining casino gaming with hotel and restaurant amenities in a resort setting. The company's longevity since the late 1990s indicates an established presence in the Belgian gambling market, though details on ownership, exact headcount, and leadership remain unavailable in public sources.

• VI

  Viage

  Research identified multiple unrelated entities named Viage, including a biotechnology firm (Viage Therapeutics), an ID scanner provider (ViAge Solutions), a digital services LLC (Viage LLC), a fragrance brand (Viage Fragrances), and a boat dealer (Viage Group). None of these operate in the iGaming/gambling industry. Thus no iGaming company named Viage was found.

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  Rank Group

  Maidenhead, Berkshire, United Kingdom

  The Rank Group plc is a leading British gambling operator with a heritage tracing back to 1937. Headquartered in Maidenhead, Berkshire, the company is one of the UK's most recognised names in land-based and digital gaming, operating Grosvenor Casinos, the UK's largest casino operator with 56 venues, and Mecca Bingo with 96 clubs. Its digital division, Rank Interactive, delivers online casino, bingo, and sportsbook services across nine UK brands, and the group also runs the enracha bingo brand in Spain with ten clubs. In the 2024/25 financial year, Rank reported underlying net gaming revenue of £795.3 million and an operating profit of £67.0 million. Listed on the London Stock Exchange and a FTSE 250 constituent, the company focuses on regulated markets, safer gambling, and an omnichannel customer experience.

• PL

  Playdoit

  Mexico City, Mexico

  Playdoit is a Mexico-based online gambling operator that has established itself as a dominant native brand in the country’s fast-growing digital gaming market. Launched in 2014, the platform offers a full-spectrum iGaming experience, including sports betting across major leagues, a casino with over 400 slot and table games, live dealer options, and a dedicated mobile application. Unlike many international operators, Playdoit positions itself as a “100% Mexican” brand, registered and licensed in Mexico, and has built strong local recognition through sponsorships such as its official partnership with Liga MX club Club de Futbol Necaxa. The company is owned and operated by Atracciones America, S.A. de C.V., a Mexican holding company, and is headed by CEO Jorge Salomón Bitar Iduñate. In recent years, Playdoit has aggressively expanded its content library through strategic partnerships with leading game suppliers, including Ainsworth Game Technology and 7777 gaming, integrating both classic land-based titles and new digital-first slots. The operator’s focus on rapid withdrawals, localized customer support, and a modern user interface has helped it capture a significant share of Mexico’s regulated online gambling market. With a clear emphasis on mobile-first engagement, Playdoit continues to invest in technology and partnerships to strengthen its competitive edge in the Latin American iGaming landscape.

• RI

  Rivers Casino & Resort, Schenectady, New York

• RU

  Rush Street Gaming (Pennsylvania operations)

• HA

  Harrah’s Atlantic City / Showboat Casino (Caesars Entertainment)

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  Olybet

  Pronksi tn 19, 10124 Tallinn, Estonia

  OlyBet is a leading European online gambling and sports entertainment brand owned by Olympic Entertainment Group (OEG) and its parent Odyssey Europe AS. Established in 2010 as Olympic-Online, the platform offers sports betting, online casino, live dealer games, poker, eSports wagering, and free-to-play contests. The brand extends into land-based entertainment through Olympic Casino venues, OlyBet Sport Bars, and OlyBet Bar & Grill, and even has a proprietary energy drink line. Licensed by the Estonian Tax and Customs Board, OlyBet serves customers across Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Croatia, Spain, and France, with a strong Baltic and Central European presence. It aggregates content from top providers like Microgaming, Playtech, and NetEnt, and partners exclusively with GGNetwork for poker. Known for its 'Passion Meets Play' ethos, OlyBet hosts major live poker events such as the OlyBet Showdown and Kings of Tallinn festival. The company is headquartered in Tallinn, Estonia, and its leadership underwent restructuring after OEG's acquisition by Novalpina in 2018, with Corey Plummer appointed CEO. Despite being a major regional player, OlyBet competes with global giants like Bet365 and Unibet, differentiating through its integrated land-based and online ecosystem.

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  Apuesto.com | Rojabet | Latribet

  Chile

  Rojabet is an online sports betting and casino operator that primarily targets the Chilean market, operating under a license from Curaçao via its parent company Media Entertainment NV. The platform offers a comprehensive sportsbook covering major leagues and live betting, alongside a full digital casino with slots, table games, and a live dealer section. In mid-2025, the Chilean Internal Revenue Service identified Rojabet as one of the country's top three online casinos by transaction volume, alongside Jugabet and Epicbet, though it is not registered for the newly enforced Digital VAT on foreign gambling platforms. The company also runs Latribet, a separate brand focused on the Ecuadorian market. Rojabet was founded in 2020 and employs an estimated 11–50 people, but public information on its leadership remains unavailable. User reviews on Trustpilot are scarce and mixed, with some complaints about payment processing issues. The company positions itself as a secure and innovative entertainment provider, yet its lack of local tax registration and reliance on a Curaçao license highlight the regulatory challenges facing offshore operators in Latin America.

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  Bet25

  Bet25 is a crypto-native online gambling platform launched in 2025 that combines sports betting, prediction markets, casino games, and live dealer offerings under a single account. Built on principles of fairness, transparency, and simplicity, the company serves both Danish players via bet25.dk and an international crypto audience via bet25.com. It operates under Danish regulatory oversight for its .dk domain while targeting privacy-minded players globally. Bet25 differentiates itself with a Custom Limit Sportsbook that replaces automated betting limits with manual requests handled through support, aiming to reduce player friction. The company emphasizes responsible gaming, integrating Raptor’s Customer Data Platform to respect Denmark’s ROFUS self-exclusion list across all marketing channels. Its game library includes over 5,700 titles, and it offers 24/7 customer service, instant cashback, daily rebates, and weekly free spins. With 11–50 employees, Bet25 remains a lean, privately held operator; its leadership is not fully publicly disclosed, though Nikolaj Hagen serves as Head of Media.

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  Betarco

  Betarco is an online gambling operator that focuses on the Mexican market, offering both sports betting and live-casino entertainment. Its primary website, betarco.com, presents a platform where users can place wagers on a wide range of sporting events and play thousands of live-dealer casino games. The brand emphasises “security” and “fun without limits,” and it appears to have launched its services in Mexico as recently as early 2025, based on an Instagram post promising a “new way to experience your sports bets and online casino” arriving in Mexico in ten days. Beyond the main site, a separate landing page at betarcocasino.com promotes a no-deposit bonus and highlights high-RTP slot machines, suggesting the operator is building out a comprehensive gaming portfolio. Betarco has very little corporate footprint online: no company registration details, founding year, headquarters address, or employee count are publicly available. The brand’s Facebook page shows only a handful of likes and no posts, while ScamAdviser flags the site as a gambling-related service but offers no reliable background data. Without disclosed leadership, press coverage, or regulatory licensing information, Betarco remains a minimally documented entrant in the competitive Mexican iGaming space.