Operator

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  RedStar Poker

  Curacao (registered address: RSP Entertainment N.V.)

  Founded in 2005, RedStar Poker is an online poker room that initially targeted Eastern European players before expanding globally. It is owned by the RSP Entertainment group and operates under a Curacao license. RedStar Poker is part of the iPoker Network, one of the world's largest online poker networks, supplied by Playtech PLC. The platform offers Texas Hold'em, Omaha, various tournaments, plus integrated casino and sportsbook services. It is known for its straightforward loyalty program with a fixed 35% rakeback at the highest tier, a 200% welcome bonus up to $2,000, and promotions tied to major sporting events. The software is stable and user-friendly, and the room supports multiple payment methods. Despite a smaller liquidity pool than industry giants, RedStar Poker has earned positive reviews for its reliability, competitive tournament schedules, and responsive customer support, making it a solid choice for recreational grinders in Europe and South America.

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  RioBet

  Curaçao

  RioBet is an international online casino established in 2014 and operated by Riobet N.V., a company holding a gaming license from the government of Curaçao. Over the course of a decade, the platform has positioned itself as a destination for slots, table games, and live dealer experiences, catering to a global player base rather than focusing on a single geographic market. The casino accepts real-money play and supports transactions in various cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin. RioBet’s offering is delivered through a web-based platform that emphasises ease of use and a steady stream of new game releases. The company is privately held and employs an estimated 51–200 people, according to its LinkedIn profile. While it does not appear to operate land-based venues or produce its own proprietary gaming titles, RioBet aggregates content from multiple external software providers to build its library. The operator has also engaged in VIP loyalty programmes, such as a recent partnership with HighRollers Club that used branded VR headsets to drive deposits. Despite its international reach, the company maintains a relatively lean corporate structure and remains privately owned, with no public funding rounds or acquisitions reported in the available data.

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  GG Bet

  Kyiv, Ukraine

  GG.BET is an international online betting brand that has established itself as a leading platform for esports wagering, while also offering traditional sports betting and casino gaming. Founded in 2016, the company operates from its headquarters in Kyiv, Ukraine, and holds licenses in Curaçao and Cyprus. The platform covers over 30 esports titles, including CS2, Dota 2, League of Legends, and Valorant, alongside a full sportsbook and online casino with slots, table games, and live dealers. Known for aggressive sponsorship of major esports tournaments such as PGL Majors, ESL, and Dreamhack, GG.BET also enjoys a long-standing partnership with top esports organization Natus Vincere. In 2023, it expanded into traditional sports sponsorship by becoming the title sponsor of Ukrainian football club FC Dynamo Kyiv. The company employs between 201 and 500 people and remains privately held. Recent product innovations include Bet Builder, Popular Bets, and Fast Markets, and a dedicated mobile app. GG.BET's continued growth ambition is evident in campaigns like the "Big Game Summer" for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

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  DBbet

  Cyprus

  DBbet is a fast-growing online gambling operator founded in 2022 by a team of betting enthusiasts. Based in Cyprus and operating under a Curacao gaming licence, the platform offers a sportsbook with over 40 sports markets and a casino featuring more than 2,000 slot and table games, including live dealer and virtual sports. It targets players in South Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Europe, with localised payment methods like bKash, Nagad, and UPI, and supports multiple languages. The company reports over 400,000 active players across more than 20 countries, and distinguishes itself with generous bonuses (up to 200% on first deposit), a mobile-first design, and 24/7 customer support. DBbet also runs an affiliate programme called DBBet Partners with CPA, Revenue Share, and hybrid commission models. Despite its young age, the brand has built a strong presence in emerging markets, especially Bangladesh, through country-specific portals and targeted marketing.

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  CyberBetX (BigGaming)

  CyberBetX, operating under the Big Gaming umbrella, is a B2B provider of live casino and iGaming solutions with a strong focus on Asian markets. The company offers a suite of API-based products including live dealer games, poker, and a popular series of fishing-themed arcade games such as BG Daisen Fishing, BG XiYou Fishing, and BG Fishing Master. Its technology is GLI-certified and fully licensed, indicating adherence to recognised industry standards. CyberBetX has been active since at least 2009, though its precise legal entity and founding details remain opaque. The company emphasises AI-powered tools designed to enhance player engagement and operational efficiency, a theme echoed in its marketing for events like GGC Sri Lanka 2026, ICE Barcelona, and SiGMA Rome 2025. Despite limited public information about internal structure, revenue, or headcount, CyberBetX has established itself as a recognised name in Asian iGaming, particularly in the live-dealer and fishing-game verticals. Ongoing trade-show participation suggests an active pursuit of global partnerships beyond Asia.

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  BETWINNER

  Limassol, Cyprus

  BetWinner is an international online gambling platform offering sports betting, live betting, casino games, live dealer tables, virtual sports, and cyber sports wagering. Launched in 2007 in Russia, the brand has expanded to serve a global customer base with particular strength in emerging markets such as Nigeria, India, and parts of Europe and Asia. The platform provides over 1,000 daily sporting events across more than 30 sports, including cricket, football, tennis, basketball, and esports disciplines. Its casino offering features thousands of slots, table games, and live dealer experiences from major software providers. BetWinner is operated by PREVAILER B.V., a company registered in Curaçao and holding a gaming license from the Curaçao Gaming Authority. The operational headquarters are in Limassol, Cyprus. As of 2025, BetWinner claims over 400,000 registered users. The company has faced mixed user reviews, with frequent complaints about withdrawal processing and account verification, though it continues to operate actively in regulated and grey markets. BetWinner does not publicly disclose its executive leadership team, with the only named executive being Maha Otu, Nigeria Country Director.

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  4RABet

  Nicosia, Cyprus

  4RABet is a privately held international iGaming product company established in 2019. Headquartered in Nicosia, Cyprus, the company operates a multi‑vertical online betting platform that spans sportsbook, casino, TV games, and emerging eSports disciplines. With a workforce of 51–200 employees, 4RABet has grown its presence to more than seven countries, with particular strength in the Indian market, where it has become known for promoting traditional sports such as cricket alongside a full casino offering. The platform supports a wide array of payment methods, including cryptocurrencies, and places emphasis on fast withdrawals. 4RABet also runs an affiliate programme (4raBet Partners) that offers competitive revenue‑share and CPA deals. While the company has not publicly disclosed any external funding rounds, its continued expansion across regulated and emerging markets signals organic growth. The brand’s product portfolio includes a dedicated mobile app for Android and iOS, live betting, and a live casino section. 4RABet holds a remote gambling licence (licensing details not publicly specified) and is regulated by a recognised gaming authority, ensuring a level of player protection and operational transparency.

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  22Bet

  Limassol, Cyprus

  22Bet is a global online sports betting and casino platform that has grown rapidly since its establishment in 2018. Headquartered in Limassol, Cyprus, the company operates under a Curacao gaming license and holds regional licenses across several African countries including Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana, Uganda, and Senegal. Originally launched as a sportsbook, 22Bet expanded into a full online casino with thousands of slots, table games, and live dealer experiences. The platform covers over 40 sports with competitive odds and live betting, available in over 60 languages and multiple currencies including cryptocurrencies. The company also runs the 22Bet Partners affiliate program and launched a crypto-first platform called 22bit in 2026. Despite rapid growth, 22Bet remains privately held, with ownership attributed to Marikit Holdings Ltd and TechSolutions Group N.V. Key leadership is not publicly disclosed, but the brand has won industry awards such as Best Sports Betting Operator of the Year at the AffPapa iGaming Awards 2026.

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  Mondogaming

  Cerignola, Puglia, Italy

  Mondogaming is a privately held sports betting platform software provider that serves both B2B and B2C markets. Founded in 2006, the company began as a small door‑to‑door operation, gaining hands‑on understanding of bettors' needs. By 2012, it had shifted focus to developing its own sportsbook platform and tools. Headquartered in Cerignola, Puglia, Italy, Mondogaming operates under multiple licences – including ADM (Italy), MGA (Malta), and the UK Gambling Commission – and holds certifications as both B2B and B2C sportsbook software. The company is already present in Africa, South America, and Europe, with expansion plans in Asia and other regions. Its workforce is estimated at 11–50 employees. Mondogaming differentiates itself by being both supplier and developer of its software, enabling deep customisation of the admin panel, risk control system, bonus systems, and player management. Its core offerings include White‑Label and Turn‑Key solutions, covering pre‑match and live betting, casino games, wallet management, risk management, and multi‑channel support. The company also provides an odds feed, payment system, affiliation system, and CRM/CMS tools. Mondogaming serves licensed operators and also offers its own licences for clients who want a fully managed solution.

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  Huffson Group

  79 Spyrou Kuprianou Avenue, Protopapas Building, 2nd floor, Office 201, Limassol 3076, Cyprus

  Huffson Group is a Cyprus-based iGaming affiliate network founded around 2010, connecting advertisers with traffic sources via a proprietary performance-marketing platform. It aggregates over 50 iGaming brands, including in-house offers, and provides real-time statistics, anti-fraud verification, and flexible monetization tools. The company operates from Limassol and positions itself as a trusted partner for media buyers and direct advertisers, emphasizing transparent cooperation and stable payments. Despite over a decade of operation, Huffson Group maintains a low public profile with no disclosed leadership or third-party news, but its continued presence suggests a stable niche in European iGaming.

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  PAGCOR - Offshore (POGO)

  PAGCOR Executive Office, 5th Floor, PAGCOR Building, Pasay City, Philippines

  The **PAGCOR – Offshore (POGO)** programme is the regulatory and licensing arm of the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) that oversees **Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGOs)** – online gambling firms licensed to offer casino, sports betting, and live-dealer games exclusively to players outside the Philippines. The POGO system was formally launched in **2016** under President Rodrigo Duterte, when PAGCOR began accepting licence applications to boost government revenue after deciding not to renew the licence of local online gambling firm PhilWeb. Although offshore gambling operations had existed in the Philippines since **2003** under economic zone authorities, the 2016 programme created a unified regulatory framework with three product categories: e‑casino, sports betting, and sports betting on regulated wagering events (SBRWE). Operators pay a **5% gross gaming revenue tax** and withholding taxes on foreign worker salaries, and are required to geo‑block Philippine-based players. The sector grew rapidly, employing tens of thousands of foreign workers (mostly Chinese) in Metro Manila, Cebu, and Pampanga. However, persistent allegations of tax evasion, human trafficking, money laundering, and other illegal activities led to a political backlash. In July 2024, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. ordered a complete ban on all POGOs, effective 31 December 2024, and PAGCOR subsequently renamed the category “Internet Gaming Licensees (IGLs)” during the wind‑down. By 2025, all licensed POGO operations had ceased, and PAGCOR shifted its focus to enforcing the ban and repatriating illegal workers.

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  Freespinz

  Limassol, Cyprus

  Freespinz is a rapidly growing online casino and entertainment platform that was established in 2024 and is operated by Bet Dream B.V. The brand offers a diverse portfolio of gaming verticals including slots, live casino, virtual sports, crash games, and proprietary games such as Wonder Wheel and Plinko. Additionally, Freespinz features a full sportsbook, making it a comprehensive gambling destination for players across multiple regulated and unregulated markets. The platform targets key international geographies including Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the United States, and several European countries, with a particular focus on the affiliate channel. Its affiliate program, Freespinz Affiliates, provides flexible commission structures (CPA up to 350€, RevShare up to 60%, and Hybrid plans) and marketing tools such as link creators and media assets. Freespinz supports a wide range of payment methods including Visa, Mastercard, Revolut, Interac, and cryptocurrencies, and offers a loyalty program called “Nuggets” to reward player activity. While the company has built a presence through third-party aggregators and independent review sites, it remains relatively opaque in terms of corporate leadership and operational structure, with no publicly confirmed executives or founders as of early 2026.