Inbet Games

History

Inbet Games began its journey in 2002 within the CIS region, initially focusing on TV lottery software. By 2008, the company had manufactured and deployed over 10,000 self-service lottery vending machines across CIS countries, establishing a strong foothold in land-based lottery operations. A major milestone came in 2012 with the launch of the Lima gaming platform, an all-in-one solution for bookmakers that integrated betting, slots, and lottery, connecting more than 11,000 devices in its first year. In 2016, Inbet pivoted to online gambling, releasing its own online casino and betting shop platform by 2017, and followed with the customizable Weblima platform in 2018 for betting shop operators seeking greater flexibility.

Products

Inbet’s product portfolio spans both land-based and online channels. The Lima Platform serves as the core iGaming engine for retail bookmakers, while the Weblima Platform offers a customizable online and retail betting solution built on Lima. The company’s Inbet Slots library includes over 80 RNG slot games with 3×3 and 5×3 reels, featuring Hold & Win mechanics and classic themes. Retail offerings include TV betting software, desktop betting platforms, and VLT terminals. The company also provides self-service lottery vending machines, a white-label casino platform with integrated content, and direct API access to its game catalog for third-party platforms. Multiplayer arcade games such as keno, bingo, and number-draw games round out the suite.

Business Model

Inbet generates revenue through B2B licensing and platform fees. It offers turnkey white-label solutions for operators entering online gambling, as well as direct API integration for those using other platforms. The company’s land-based products, including VLTs and lottery terminals, are sold or leased to operators in regulated markets. A portion of revenue likely comes from revenue-sharing agreements on games deployed through its platforms.

Market Position

Inbet competes with other iGaming platform providers such as SoftSwiss, EveryMatrix, and Playtech in the B2B space. Its strength lies in its hybrid land-based and online capabilities, particularly in CIS, African, and Latin American markets where retail betting remains dominant. The company’s early adoption of lottery vending machines and TV betting software gave it a unique edge in emerging markets, and its Curaçao license and GLI certifications allow it to serve operators in numerous jurisdictions.

Licensing and Regulation

Inbet holds a Curaçao eGaming license, a common regulatory framework for online gaming operators. Additionally, its products are certified by BMM Testlabs, iTech Labs, and meet GLI standards, ensuring compliance with international fairness and security requirements. These certifications are critical for operators seeking to enter regulated markets in Europe, Latin America, and Africa.

Partnerships and Clients

While specific client names are not publicly disclosed, Inbet has partnered with other iGaming providers. Notably, a 2020 press release from Betsoft confirms that Inbet integrated Betsoft’s slot games into its white-label platform, indicating collaboration between the two companies. The company’s regional offices in Africa, Europe, and Latin America suggest a growing client base in those regions.

Recent Developments

Inbet continues to expand its game portfolio and platform capabilities. The company’s focus on customizable solutions for betting shop operators (via Weblima) and its API-first approach indicate a strategy to serve both large retail chains and agile online startups. No recent M&A activity or major funding rounds have been reported, consistent with its status as a privately held firm.