iGaming Companies Directory
4733 companies across live casino, slots, payments, operators, and more.
Naibet
K.P. Offices, Suite Number 20, Jakaya Kikwete Road, Nairobi, Kenya
Naibet is a Kenyan online sports betting and casino platform operated by Curtis and Fletcher IT solutions LTD, a company registered in Nairobi and licensed by the Betting Control and Licensing Board of Kenya (BCLB). The site offers a comprehensive gambling experience including pre-match and live sports betting from as low as KSh 10, a variety of casino games such as Aviator, Crasher, JetX, and Maestro, plus virtual sports and jackpot options. Naibet also runs an affiliate program (m-affiliates.naibet.com) that claims to serve over 100,000 affiliates and one million players, with 100+ payment methods and revenue sharing of up to 25%. The brand operates exclusively in Kenya and is distinct from the Nigerian NairaBET brand. No founding date or founder information is publicly available, nor any named executive leadership. The platform targets the growing East African mobile betting market with low minimum stakes and mobile-optimised gameplay.
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Pepeta
Nairobi, Kenya
Pepeta is a fast-growing online sportsbook and casino platform that has established itself as a prominent player in the Kenyan iGaming market. Operating under the Kenyan entity Norm Kickoff Kenya Limited, the platform offers a comprehensive suite of betting products including sports betting, casino games, virtual sports, and a particularly strong focus on crash games such as Aviator. The brand positions itself as “Kenya’s home for Crash Games, Casino, and sports betting,” and is known for aggressively promoting free withdrawals, free bets, and localized promotions tailored to the Kenyan user base. The platform is built with a mobile-first approach, offering a dedicated mobile app alongside its responsive website, and supports widely used local payment methods such as M-Pesa and Airtel Money. Pepeta is licensed and regulated by the Betting Control and Licensing Board of Kenya, ensuring compliance with local gambling laws. While the company has not publicly disclosed its founding date, headquarters address, or leadership team, its operational focus on the Kenyan market and its rapid growth through crash-game innovation have made it a notable competitor in East Africa’s competitive online betting landscape.
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GamblePause
Nigeria
GamblePause (officially GamblePause Initiative Africa) is a Nigerian-based nonprofit organization dedicated to preventing and reducing gambling-related harm across Africa through research, education, and comprehensive support services. Founded in 2024 by Ladipo Abiose Akolade—a former gambling addict who turned his personal recovery journey into a mission—the organization provides free, confidential counseling, self-exclusion tools, and recovery resources to individuals and families affected by problem gambling. Operating a 24/7 helpline (+234 813 232 7149) and an online assessment quiz, GamblePause works with healthcare professionals, researchers, industry stakeholders, and policymakers to develop evidence-based solutions. The charity also offers a virtual tour of its state-of-the-art rehabilitation center and runs public awareness campaigns such as "GamblePause Awareness" to promote responsible gambling. In January 2026, GamblePause was named Clarion Gaming's Safer Gambling Charity Partner, a historic milestone for an African organization. It has since expanded into Zambia through a partnership with GamAid Zambia and regularly participates in industry events such as SiGMA Africa and the iGaming AFRIKA Summit. With a growing digital footprint—over 1.9 million digital impressions—GamblePause is positioning itself as a leading pan-African voice in gambling harm prevention and recovery support.
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Gaming Port Uganda
Kampala, Uganda
Gaming Port Uganda is the country's leading independent source of information on the gambling industry, operating as a specialised media and publishing platform. Founded in Kampala, Uganda, the company has established itself as the primary reference point for both industry professionals and consumers seeking authoritative content on casinos, sports betting, gaming regulations, and market trends in Uganda and across East Africa. The company's editorial offering encompasses in-depth reviews of online and offline casinos, evaluations of sports betting platforms, detailed game reviews, regulatory analysis, expert tips, and a collection of informative blogs. Gaming Port positions itself as a bridge between operators, suppliers, regulators, and end-users, frequently publishing features that dissect operational challenges such as platform complexity, CRM effectiveness, risk management, and integration hurdles. Privately held and employing between 11 and 50 staff, Gaming Port maintains a strong digital footprint through its website (gamingport.ug) and active social media presence. The company's content strategy focuses on providing actionable intelligence to betting operators, while also educating the broader public about responsible gambling and industry developments. Its editorial independence and deep market knowledge have made it a trusted voice in Uganda's rapidly evolving gaming sector, where regulatory changes and market entry by international operators create ongoing demand for reliable information.
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Women in Gaming Africa
Cape Town, South Africa
Founded in 2024 and headquartered in Cape Town, South Africa, Women in Gaming Africa is a pan-African non-profit organisation dedicated to empowering, connecting, and elevating women across the African gaming industry. Created as a “by the industry, for the industry” initiative, the platform addresses the underrepresentation of women in African iGaming, esports, and video game development by providing networking, mentorship, and collaboration opportunities. The organisation was founded by Lois Bright, a recognised advocate for gender inclusion, who launched the platform to bridge the gap between talented women and industry leadership. Women in Gaming Africa has quickly become a central hub for professional development, hosting regular events, panel discussions, and hangouts in partnership with major industry players. The initiative maintains an active online presence and has announced strategic collaborations including a partnership with SiGMA World to promote inclusivity in Cape Town and a planned collaboration with ICE Barcelona 2026. With a lean team of around 30 employees, the organisation focuses on scaling its impact through curated content, leadership spotlights, and peer-to-peer support. Women in Gaming Africa is positioned as a key diversity driver within the rapidly growing African iGaming sector, aiming to ensure that women are not only participants but leaders and innovators in the industry’s future.
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Gambling Authority of Kenya
ACK Garden Annex, 1st Ngong Ave, Nairobi, Kenya
The Gambling Authority of Kenya, officially the Gambling Regulatory Authority (GRA), is the state body responsible for licensing, supervising, and enforcing gambling laws in Kenya. It replaced the Betting Control and Licensing Board (BCLB) on 30 June 2026, following the Gambling Control Act of 2025. The GRA's mandate covers all forms of betting, lotteries, gaming, and prize competitions, both land‑based and online. Its creation marked the most comprehensive regulatory overhaul in the country’s gambling history, introducing stricter compliance requirements, real‑time data sharing, financial thresholds, and a new licensing cycle. The authority is domiciled at the Executive Office of the President and headquartered in Nairobi. It oversees more than 220 licensed operators and collects billions of shillings in taxes annually. The GRA is led by Director General Peter Maina Karimi, who took office in early 2026. Key priorities include consumer protection, eradication of illegal gambling, responsible gaming programmes, and strict advertising controls—including a ban on celebrity endorsements and restrictions near schools and places of worship.
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Mela Gaming
Malta
Mela Gaming is a newly incorporated iGaming consultancy and events firm based in Malta, founded in January 2025 by industry professional Roberta Nicholls. The company offers tailored sales strategy consulting, strategic affiliate partnerships, and marketing services to businesses across the iGaming ecosystem, from startups to established operators. In addition to its consulting arm, Mela Gaming operates as an event organiser, creating and hosting its own iGaming and AI-focused conferences, awards, and networking gatherings. The company also claims to develop transformative AI tools, though specific product details remain undisclosed at launch. With a small team of 2–10 employees, Mela Gaming serves a global client base primarily from its Malta base. The firm positions itself as a bridge connecting companies with growth opportunities through targeted sales support and industry introductions, drawing on over 25 years of combined team experience in the iGaming sector.
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Metaverse Magna
Lagos, Nigeria
Metaverse Magna (MVM) is a B2B skill‑gaming provider that enables sportsbooks and casinos to integrate real‑money 1v1 duels and multiplayer leaderboard tournaments into their existing platforms. The company licenses a catalogue of casual games such as Sugar Rush, Last Stand, Railway Run, Highway Escape, Math Guru, Bounce Smash, and Maze Runner, which players already recognise and enjoy. MVM’s solution is RNG‑free, with outcomes determined purely by player performance, allowing it to operate under skill‑gaming regulations in multiple jurisdictions including the UK, EU, US, LATAM, and Africa. Operators can go live in as little as 14 days with zero setup fees via an iframe integration. The company reports a 60% First Time Deposit rate versus a 25% industry average, a 70% female player share from a typical 10% baseline, and over 2.6 million matches processed globally. Originally founded in 2021 as an Africa‑focused blockchain gaming DAO incubated by Nestcoin, MVM has pivoted to a pure B2B skill‑gaming engine targeting operators that want to monetise idle time between sports fixtures and reach casual, diverse demographics. The company is headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria, and remains privately held with an estimated 11–50 employees.
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