Platform Provider
Companies offering platform provider in the iGaming industry — 332 listed.
Alpha
Malta
Alpha Group is a B2B supplier of online gaming and betting solutions, offering a comprehensive suite of products that includes casino games, sportsbook, bingo, and lottery platforms. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Malta, the company has established itself as a mid-tier technology provider in the regulated iGaming market, serving operators across multiple jurisdictions. Alpha Group’s portfolio encompasses over 500 proprietary games as well as a robust backend system for player management, payments, and compliance. The company positions itself as a "one-stop shop" for operators seeking to launch or expand their online gambling offerings, with particular strength in providing fast-to-market solutions. Alpha Group maintains licensing and offices in several key markets, including Malta, the United Kingdom, and other European jurisdictions. The company has grown steadily through a combination of organic game development and strategic partnerships, and its leadership team comprises industry veterans with experience at established gambling groups. While Alpha Group is less widely known than some of the largest platform providers (e.g., Playtech, NetEnt), it commands a loyal customer base among mid-sized and emerging operators. The company continues to invest in new game mechanics, mobile-first design, and regulatory compliance tools to remain competitive in an increasingly crowded B2B iGaming landscape. Estimated headcount is between 200 and 300 employees.
ALEA PARTNERS d.o.o.
Banja Luka, Republika Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Alea Partners d.o.o. is a Bosnian B2B software company that provides a complete technology ecosystem for the online gaming and betting industry. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Banja Luka, Republika Srpska, the company has evolved from a specialized development studio into a full-service iGaming provider. Its unified platform integrates a sportsbook covering 890,000+ events across 83 sports, an iGaming/casino platform, proprietary game content, retail software for land-based betting shops, and an aggregation platform for third-party content. With a team of around 100 specialists and over a decade of industry experience, Alea Partners serves operators in more than ten markets across Europe, Asia, Africa, and the United States. Notable partnerships include a 2026 content-distribution deal with FAZI to offer nearly 300 casino games. The company is privately held and led by founder and CEO Brane Vukovic, who also holds ownership. Alea Partners emphasizes its vertically integrated approach, enabling operators to launch and run their businesses with minimal technical overhead through a single point of contact for licensing, player management, payments, and compliance.
Agilysys Inc
1000 Windward Concourse, Suite 250, Alpharetta, Georgia 30005, USA
Agilysys Inc. (NASDAQ: AGYS) is a global provider of hospitality-focused enterprise software, delivering cloud-native property management (PMS), point-of-sale (POS), inventory and procurement, payment processing, analytics, and guest engagement solutions to hotels, resorts, casinos, cruise lines, restaurants, stadiums, healthcare facilities, and corporate foodservice operators. Originating from a 1963 merger of two Cleveland-area electronics distributors that became Pioneer-Standard Electronics, the company pivoted to software and services in 2003 under the Agilysys name and completed its transition to a pure-play hospitality technology company in 2013. Headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia, Agilysys serves more than 2,200 customer locations across 30 countries, employing approximately 2,800 people. The company markets its integrated ecosystem under the banner of \"High Return Hospitality,\" aiming to personalize guest experiences and drive profitability. As of fiscal 2026, Agilysys has reported 17 consecutive quarters of record revenue, with subscription revenue growing above 20% year over year and nearing 67% of total recurring revenue.
Advansys DOO
Solkan, Slovenia
Advansys DOO is a privately held Slovenian developer and manufacturer of integrated Casino Management Systems (CMS) for slot machines and live table games. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Solkan, Slovenia, the company has grown to employ 47 specialists across development, support, maintenance, production, and sales. Advansys is part of the INTRO Group, a private conglomerate established in 1980. The company’s core offering, the Nexio CMS platform, provides modules for accounting & cage, TITO (Ticket-In, Ticket-Out), jackpots, player tracking, cashless transactions, and casino reception. With over 50,000 modules installed across more than 25,000 slots and hundreds of tables on over 250 gaming floors worldwide, Advansys holds significant market share in regulated markets, in some cases exceeding 60%. The company also offers round-the-clock maintenance and consulting services.
Advanced Casino Solutions
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Advanced Casino Solutions (ACS) provides intelligent marketing and player engagement platforms built exclusively for the casino and gaming industry. Headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, the company combines deep gaming-industry expertise with advanced data analytics and machine learning. Its mission, 'Igniting Success, Powered by Innovation,' focuses on delivering real-time insights and automated campaign tools. ACS's core portfolio includes the Precision Insights & Engagement (PIE) platform, HostXP, the Marketing Campaign App, and Player AI for predictive revenue optimization. In July 2024, ACS announced a major upgrade to PIE, adding competitor-visitor demographic data and interactive visualization features. The company serves tribal and commercial casino operators and also provides digital and advisory services for one of the world's largest cruise lines. Founded by Scott Stokes, who remains Chief Decision Maker, ACS participates in industry events like the Global Gaming Expo and markets itself as the premier provider of targeted marketing and player engagement solutions.
Adept USA
Lansdale, Pennsylvania, United States
Adept USA is a privately held business intelligence and operational software provider serving the casino, cruise line, and video lottery terminal (VLT) operator markets. Headquartered in Lansdale, Pennsylvania, the company develops mobile-first technology solutions designed to improve floor efficiency, reduce machine downtime, and enhance guest service across gaming properties. Its product suite includes the Adept Mobile Dispatch System (AMDS), a routing and dispatch platform that automates service calls, jackpots, and slot machine issues; AdeptConnect, a mobile application intended to replace traditional two-way radios; the Game Finder System, which helps patrons and staff quickly locate slot machines by criteria; and a cloud-based Mobile Ticket Management System for terminal and route operators. Adept USA states that its solutions are trusted by more than 50 tribal and commercial gaming properties, ranging from small 150-machine floors to large-scale casino operations. The company emphasizes compatibility with any casino management system (CMS) and positions itself as a cost-effective, turnkey provider for both land-based and route operations. Adept USA is classified in the Business Intelligence Platforms industry and employs an estimated 11–50 people, with a modest LinkedIn following of 171 connections. The company's official website (adeptusa.com) does not provide a team page, founding history, or investor information, reinforcing its low-profile, privately held status.
27th Gaming Group
Atlanta, Georgia, USA
27th Gaming Group is a B2B supplier of land‑based and online gaming solutions, formed in 2022 through the merger of three established industry players: Jackpot Software, Fusion Group, and BetConnections. Headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, the privately held company employs approximately 30 people and serves operators across Latin America, Europe, and the Caribbean. Its integrated portfolio spans online casino platforms including a remote gaming server, HTML5 slots, and user‑management systems; land‑based gaming hardware such as universal gameboards that upgrade any cabinet; and sports‑betting and horse‑racing products. The group holds GLI‑19 certification and is pursuing GLI‑33 and GLI‑11 to expand into additional regulated jurisdictions. In early 2025, Jackpot Software announced a joint venture with Vibra Solutions to deliver cutting‑edge gaming technology globally. Key certifications and the ability to offer a one‑stop shop from three specialized subsidiaries position 27th Gaming Group as a versatile partner for casinos seeking compliance‑ready, performance‑driven solutions.
UKG
Lowell, Massachusetts, USA & Weston, Florida, USA
UKG (Ultimate Kronos Group) is a privately held American multinational technology company formed in 2020 through the merger of Ultimate Software and Kronos Incorporated, two legacy leaders in human capital management (HCM) and workforce management. Headquartered in Lowell, Massachusetts, and Weston, Florida, the company serves over 80,000 organizations worldwide across industries such as healthcare, retail, manufacturing, hospitality, and financial services. UKG employs approximately 12,000 people and is majority-owned by private equity firms Hellman & Friedman and Blackstone. The company’s flagship products include UKG Pro (enterprise HCM), UKG Ready (mid-market HCM), UKG Dimensions (cloud workforce management), and UKG TeleStaff (public safety scheduling). UKG is known for its culture-first approach and people-centric AI, and it holds a strong position in analyst reports such as the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Cloud HCM Suites. In 2024, Jennifer Morgan, former Co-CEO of SAP, became CEO, succeeding Chris Todd. The company continues to invest in AI, partner ecosystems, and frontline worker solutions, most recently launching the UKG Frontline Worker Network in November 2025.
Acres Manufacturing
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Acres Manufacturing is a privately held casino technology company headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, founded in 2007 by industry pioneer John Acres. The company specializes in hardware and software solutions that modernize land‑based casino operations by capturing real‑time player data and using it to drive personalized marketing, cashless payments, gamified rewards, and operational efficiency. Its flagship platform, Foundation, replaces legacy casino management systems, while the Cashless Casino suite enables seamless digital buy‑in and cash‑out at both slot machines and table games. Acres has shipped over 1,000 Cashless2Chips table‑game units and its cashless solution is live in 11 U.S. states. The company also offers Foundation HQ for centralized accounting, Kai for intelligent employee dispatch, and Achievement Bonusing that replaces traditional free play with data‑driven challenge‑based rewards. Building on more than 50 years of proprietary casino systems expertise—including the invention of slot player tracking in 1981 and the modern progressive jackpot in 1986—Acres continues to expand its footprint through direct sales and partnerships, and in 2025 named veteran gaming analyst David Bain as CFO.
Random Systems Georgia
Tbilisi, Georgia
Random Systems Georgia (RSG) is a privately held subsidiary of Random Systems International, established in 2020 and headquartered in Tbilisi. The company serves as the Georgian government's designated 'Selected Person' to monitor, control, and supervise the country's gambling industry through a proprietary high‑tech electronic system. This system audits compliance of gaming products and services with local regulations and international standards, operating without accessing players' personal data. RSG also advises state institutions on regulatory improvements and collaborates with eCOGRA for independent product evaluation. With a lean team of 11–50 employees, RSG positions itself as a key governance technology provider in Georgia's iGaming sector, actively participating in global events such as ICE Barcelona to share expertise on responsible advertising and industry cooperation.
Tradewheel
Wilmington, Delaware, USA
TradeWheel is a U.S.-based B2B marketplace platform that connects global manufacturers, suppliers, buyers, importers, wholesalers, and traders in a single digital ecosystem. Founded in 2013 by Noman Javed and headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware, the company operates a multi-category online trading hub covering cosmetics, electronics, construction equipment, metallurgy, lighting, agricultural products, healthcare, sports accessories, and many other sectors. The platform is available via web, iOS, and Android applications, and claims to serve millions of users worldwide. TradeWheel positions itself as a growth enabler for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and large corporations, offering tools for product showcasing, buyer-supplier matchmaking, and cross-border trade facilitation. The company lists verified suppliers and buyers, emphasizing a secure, transparent environment for wholesale transactions. With an estimated headcount of 200–500 employees, TradeWheel is privately held and has not disclosed any external funding rounds, relying on organic growth and transaction-based revenue models. Its primary competitors include Alibaba, JollyChic, and Distacart, and the marketplace's core value proposition lies in simplifying international trade for SMEs by reducing barriers to entry and providing a centralized platform for product discovery, inquiry generation, and vendor verification.
Recent News
South Korean casino operators push back against planned levy increase as Osaka IR looms
South Korean casino operators are opposing a proposed hike in the tourism fund levy from 10% to 15% of revenue, warning it could sharply cut profits and hamper investment as they brace for competition from Japan's Osaka integrated resort opening in 2030.
UKGC flags ‘serious weaknesses’ in Evolution’s AML controls, settlement averts licence loss
The UK Gambling Commission found ‘serious weaknesses’ in Evolution’s AML controls after its games appeared on unlicensed sites; Evolution paid a £4.75m settlement to avoid licence suspension, but faces additional financial hits from a Galaxy Gaming payout and the UK’s new iGaming tax.
IBIA logs 76 suspicious betting alerts across nine sports in Q2 2026
IBIA recorded 76 suspicious betting alerts in the second quarter of 2026, with football generating the most alerts and Europe accounting for the largest regional share. The report also covered integrity developments in Canada and outlined the association's network expansions and partnerships.
BetConstruct's Yasir outlines regulatory pressures and growth opportunities across iGaming markets
BetConstruct CEO Lena Yasir discusses the increasing regulatory and tax challenges in Europe, the need for hyperlocalisation in Latin America, and the complex but promising Brazilian market.
BGaming expands regulated market footprint via Bragg Gaming Group partnership
BGaming partners with Bragg Gaming Group to distribute its top-performing slots across Spain, the Netherlands, and Peru via the Bragg Hub aggregation platform, deepening its regulated-market presence in Europe and Latin America.
Vegas Club Casino Goes Live in New Jersey via White Hat Partnership
G2 Digital launched Vegas Club Casino in New Jersey using White Hat Gaming's PAM platform, with plans to expand into additional regulated US and Canadian markets.
GR8_TECH to Host Post-World Cup Benchmarking Session for Operators
GR8_TECH will hold a private benchmarking session on August 20 to help operators analyse World Cup betting performance using anonymised data, covering margin, player behaviour, peak-load settlement, and retention lessons.
Beyond Speed: Slotegrator on Flexibility as the Key to iGaming Market Success
Slotegrator COO Olga Ivanchik argues that while rapid market entry is crucial in iGaming, long-term success depends on flexibility, localisation, and continuous testing—enabled by tools that minimise reliance on external development teams.
FIFA Confirms No Suspicious Betting Found Across World Cup 2026 Matches
FIFA's Integrity Task Force monitored all 104 World Cup 2026 matches and found no suspicious betting or match manipulation. The collaborative effort involving law enforcement and industry partners will continue for future FIFA tournaments.
Wisconsin Elections Commission flags election betting as potential felony for voters
The Wisconsin Elections Commission has warned that voting in an election while also placing a bet on its outcome via Kalshi or Polymarket could be a felony, prompting反驳 from the platforms, which argue they operate as financial exchanges, not gambling services.
AGA testifies before Congress, calls for crackdown on prediction market sports betting
The American Gaming Association has urged Congress to stop prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket from offering sports wagering via CFTC-regulated contracts, citing billions in unregulated volume, lost tax revenue, and weak consumer protections.
BETBY rides World Cup and esports momentum to robust H1 2025
BETBY reported a 42.7% YoY GGR increase for H1 2025, driven by a 47% rise in active players and strong World Cup and esports performance, with plans to expand further into predictions in H2.