iGaming Companies Directory
4768 companies across live casino, slots, payments, operators, and more.
Uroc Studio
Douglas, Isle of Man
UROC Studios is a privately held, next-generation casino game development studio headquartered in Douglas, Isle of Man. Founded in 2024, the company is focused on creating innovative slot games for the online gambling market, with a strong emphasis on immersive player experiences, cutting-edge technology, and high-quality visual and audio production. UROC Studios currently maintains a live portfolio of 10 slot games and has announced an aggressive roadmap of 60 titles scheduled for release in 2025. The studio promotes its games as combining sophisticated mathematics with dynamic features, designed to perform across both mobile and desktop platforms. Its upcoming titles include the 4×4 slot “SHAMROCK SHREDDERS,” which features a “Collect & Rock” mechanic and a music-themed design, as well as “Hounds of Hades.” The company presents itself as a values-driven organization that prioritises fairness, transparency, and responsible gaming alongside its product innovation. UROC Studios is privately held and employs an estimated 11–50 people. The company is led by co‑founder and CEO Sean Alexander.
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SINTOLED (Sindicato Nacional Sintoled) is a Mexican trade union that advocates for workers in the entertainment, gaming, and leisure sectors. Founded as an innovative syndicate, its mission is to protect the rights and improve the living conditions of its members through collective bargaining agreements with major gaming operators. SINTOLED has negotiated pacts with companies such as Codere, Grupo Caliente, and Orenes, ensuring that workers’ wages and benefits are maintained even during crises such as the COVID‑19 lockdowns. Beyond traditional union functions, SINTOLED also positions itself as a recruitment partner for entertainment enterprises, helping them find suitable personnel while guaranteeing fair labor practices. The union is active in industry events like the Copa Caliente football tournament and the GAT Expo CDMX, reflecting its deep integration into Mexico’s gaming ecosystem. SINTOLED’s leadership has publicly emphasized the importance of global framework agreements and social dialogue to safeguard decent work in a rapidly changing industry. While not a commercial B2B supplier, the union acts as a critical stakeholder in the Mexican gambling market, influencing workforce stability and compliance with labor laws.
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Buena Vista Rancheria Tribal Gaming Commission
4640 Coal Mine Road, Ione, California 95640, United States
The Buena Vista Rancheria Gaming Commission (BVGC) is the independent tribal regulatory agency overseeing all gaming activities on the trust lands of the Buena Vista Rancheria of Me-Wuk Indians, a federally recognized tribe in California. Established under tribal law to ensure the integrity, honesty, and legality of gaming operations, the commission licenses key employees, vendors, and suppliers, conducts background investigations, monitors compliance, and enforces internal controls as required by the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act (IGRA). Acting as a separate governmental entity from both the tribal council and the Buena Vista Gaming Authority (the business arm that owns the casino), the BVGC provides independent oversight of the tribe’s Class II and Class III gaming facilities, most notably the Harrah’s Northern California resort in Ione, a 71,000-square-foot casino with 950 slot machines and 20 table games. The commission also administers the tribal-state gaming compact with California, which authorizes up to 2,000 gaming devices, and coordinates with the National Indian Gaming Commission and California Gambling Control Commission. Located at the tribe’s administrative headquarters on Coal Mine Road, the BVGC upholds the tribe’s commitment to responsible gaming and economic sustainability through rigorous regulation and enforcement.
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APOJA (Asociación Paraguaya de Operadores de Juegos de Azar) is the official trade association representing licensed gambling operators in Paraguay. Established under the framework of Paraguayan Law 7438/2025, the association advocates for a transparent, regulated, and secure gambling sector. Its primary mission is to promote industry professionalism, protect consumers, and ensure that legal gaming contributes to national development through tax revenue, formal employment, and social safeguards. APOJA acts as a collective voice for licensed operators, engaging with regulators such as CONAJZAR (Comisión Nacional de Juegos de Azar) to shape policy and enforce compliance. The association also operates a business-to-business directory, APOJA Network (apojanetwork.com), connecting gambling operators with verified technology, equipment, and service providers. By distinguishing legal gaming from illegal operations, APOJA aims to foster public trust and channel the economic benefits of gambling toward national social programs. The association’s public campaigns emphasize that only licensed platforms offer player protection, data security, and responsible gambling measures, while unlicensed sites expose users to fraud and fund illicit activities. Through its governance and oversight of member operators, APOJA positions itself as the reference point for legal gambling in Paraguay.
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BR4BET (Cometa Gaming / Sabia)
Pompéu, MG, Brazil
BR4BET is a Brazilian online sports betting and casino brand operated under the umbrella of Cometa Gaming and Sabia Administração Ltda. It functions as both a consumer-facing operator and a platform provider, offering a full‑spectrum of iGaming solutions including white‑label casino and sportsbook creation, game aggregation, and custom content development. The group’s technology arm, Cometa Gaming, is an online casino and sportsbook aggregator that curates content from leading slot studios for its portfolio of brands in Brazil. BR4BET itself entered the market in the early 2020s under an international Curaçao license and later secured a permanent national license (SPA/MF No. 399) from the Brazilian Ministry of Finance in February 2025. The brand has expanded beyond the digital realm through an official sponsorship of the Brazilian football club Rio Branco‑ES, with the logo appearing on the team’s kit. An affiliate programme, BR4Bet Affiliates, operates primarily on a CPA model and uses the 3SNET network to offer fixed rewards for first‑time deposits. The group’s headquarters is in Pompéu, Minas Gerais, and it employs between 51 and 200 staff across its operations. Cometa Gaming, the technology and aggregation division, is a smaller entity with 2‑10 employees, reflecting its lean, specialist role. Together, the entities form a vertically integrated presence in the rapidly expanding Brazilian regulated iGaming market.
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America Simulcast
0801, Panama City, Panama
America Simulcast is a Panama-based distributor and technology provider specializing in horse racing information services across Latin America. The company aggregates live racing signals and data from over 125 North American racetracks, supplying proprietary software, application hosting, and simulcast distribution to operators and broadcasters. In March 2025, it became the exclusive LATAM distributor for 1/ST CONTENT, the premium content arm of 1/ST Racing, covering tracks such as Gulfstream Park and Santa Anita Park. The first customer under this deal was Ecuadorian operator Sportbet, integrating commingled betting pools. America Simulcast positions itself as a leading LATAM aggregator, bridging underserved markets with North American horse racing content. Its infrastructure boasts high redundancy across software, hardware, and telecommunications for 24/7/365 service. The company also publishes magazines, though details remain sparse. As a privately held firm, it discloses no founding year, employee count, or executive names in public materials.
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JoogoPay (Starpago)
São Paulo, Brazil
Starpago is a Brazilian fintech company founded in 2019 and headquartered in São Paulo that specializes in providing a one-stop global payment platform for the iGaming and e-commerce sectors. The company serves a community of over 200 million users and offers a suite of services including pay-in, payout, and foreign exchange processing. Starpago emphasizes regulatory compliance with anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing protocols and partners with licensed payment institutions and top-tier banks. With a stated global footprint spanning more than 200 countries and territories, the company has established offices worldwide to deliver localized support. Its brand philosophy is “connecting infinite possibilities with secure payments.” Starpago operates as a publicly traded company and employs an estimated 51–200 people. The company is actively expanding its presence across South Asia and Southeast Asia, particularly in India, Indonesia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and the Philippines, and participates in industry events such as SiGMA Asia and the Global Gaming Conference in Sri Lanka. Notably, no individual executives are publicly named, and management appears to be conducted through a corporate entity structure.
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AIEJA
Miguel Hidalgo Ave, Mexico City, Mexico
AIEJA (Asociación de Permisionarios, Operadores y Proveedores de la Industria del Entretenimiento y Juegos de Apuesta en México A.C.) is the national trade association for Mexico’s licensed gaming and entertainment industry, representing permit-holders, operators, and suppliers. Founded to unite the private sector under a single voice, the organization advocates for a regulated, responsible, and fiscally equitable gaming environment, serving as the primary liaison between industry and Mexican regulators. It works to promote policies that foster employment, investment, and tax compliance, and its membership spans land-based casinos, online gambling platforms, sports betting operators, and technology vendors. AIEJA organizes the annual Convención Internacional del Juego in Mexico City, a key networking and education event, and in 2025 partnered with SiGMA Group to co-host SiGMA North America 2026, reinforcing Mexico’s role in Latin American iGaming. The association has been vocal in policy debates, notably opposing the 2024 tax hike on online gambling from 30% to 50% of gross revenue. Led by President Dr. Miguel Ángel Ochoa, AIEJA is headquartered in Mexico City.
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