Digital Gaming Corporation

History and Founding

DGC was founded in the UK in 2013 (some sources say 2014) by Taun Masterson. The company began as a content studio, creating online slots, jackpots, table games, and progressive games for the iGaming market. Its early focus on immersive, high-volatility titles such as 9 Masks of Fire gained recognition through partnerships with major platforms and aggregators, including a featured studio relationship with Light & Wonder.

Shift to US Market and Acquisition

By 2020–2021, DGC shifted its strategy toward US market entry, securing licenses and market access agreements in multiple states. The 2022 acquisition by Super Group provided the operational scale and brand power of Betway, while DGC's own technology and regulatory expertise formed the backbone of Super Group's American expansion. Post-acquisition, DGC operates as a wholly owned subsidiary, with its content studio continuing to supply games to other operators alongside powering Betway's US casino vertical.

Products and Platforms

DGC's platform supports real-money sports betting, iGaming, and an advanced player-management system. Key products include the Betway US licensed brand, proprietary casino content (e.g., 9 Masks of Fire), B2B game aggregation via partnerships like Light & Wonder, and a sports betting engine with live betting, risk management, and compliance tools.

Market Position and Competition

The company has achieved being live in eight US states within two years of the acquisition, with Louisiana expected shortly. DGC faces competitive pressure from established operators like DraftKings and FanDuel but leverages its existing content library and the Betway brand to differentiate. Future growth hinges on additional state legalizations and expansion of its sportsbook product.

Leadership

DGC was founded by Taun Masterson. Charles Bernitz is the principal owner, holding 100% of the company according to Massachusetts Gaming Commission filings. As a private subsidiary of Super Group, day-to-day management likely falls under Super Group's executive team, but specific C-level roles at DGC are not publicly disclosed.