Corporate & Professional Services
Companies offering corporate & professional services in the iGaming industry — 244 listed.
Comp Trading
Brooklyn, New York, USA
Comp Trading is a privately held distributor of incentive and promotional products serving the U.S. casino and gaming industry. Founded in 1997 and headquartered in Brooklyn, New York, the company designs and manages customer retention programs for casino properties by supplying a broad range of branded merchandise used in player loyalty rewards, promotions, and comp programs. With an employee count of 11–50, Comp Trading positions itself as a one-stop partner for casinos seeking to motivate and reward qualified players through physical gifts and premiums. The company’s core offering revolves around procurement, customization, and fulfillment of products spanning electronics, fashion, housewares, outdoor goods, and other popular categories. Comp Trading leverages bulk buying power and long-standing relationships with hundreds of consumer brands to offer competitive pricing and tailored program structures. Each promotion is built collaboratively with the casino client, taking into account specific demographic profiles, budget constraints, and property objectives. Comp Trading’s services are designed to reinforce brand loyalty and positive player sentiment, with the stated goal of increasing customer retention through tangible rewards. The company’s operational model includes advanced fulfillment logistics, enabling seamless delivery of promotional items to casino patrons. Over more than 25 years, Comp Trading has established itself as a behind-the-scenes enabler of casino marketing departments, helping properties differentiate their player experience through curated, on‑trend merchandise.
ComOps
Miami, Florida, USA
ComOps is a strategic consulting and support-as-a-service firm founded in 2021 and headquartered in the Miami, Florida area. The company specializes in revenue management, contact center operations, digital innovation, and customer experience for the casino, hotel, travel, and tourism industries. As a woman-owned enterprise certified by the Florida Department of Management Services, ComOps addresses common operational pain points such as outdated processes, high staff turnover, rising costs, and fragmented guest complaint handling. The firm provides both advisory and execution services, working alongside client teams to implement improvements across contact center operations, hotel revenue management, digital strategy, employee experience, and customer sentiment measurement. Through technology partnerships with Medallia and HotelPORT, ComOps supports over 250,000 hotel rooms worldwide, aiming to transform guest experiences, reduce operational costs, and drive commercial value for clients in the gaming and hospitality sectors.
Regulus Partners
London, United Kingdom
Regulus Partners is a global strategic advisory firm specializing in the sports and leisure sectors, particularly the iGaming and gambling industries. Founded in 2013, the company offers data-driven C-level expertise in areas such as gambling strategy, fiscal-regulatory impact, safer gambling, and market data, serving corporates, governments, regulators, and sports bodies worldwide.
Social Market Foundation
Millbank Tower, 21-24 Millbank, London, SW1P 4QP, United Kingdom
The Social Market Foundation (SMF) is an independent British public policy think tank based in Westminster, London. Established in 1989, its mission is to advance public education in economic, social, and political sciences, championing ideas that combine a pro-market orientation with a commitment to social justice. The SMF conducts research, publishes reports, and convenes debates to influence policy-making and public discourse across various social and economic areas.
Recent News
Diamond Tree Jackpot Debuts at Elitbet.bg
CT Interactive launched its Diamond Tree Jackpot progressive jackpot system with Bulgarian operator Elitbet.bg, linking ten slot titles across three prize tiers. The multi-currency, multi-game solution is positioned to boost player retention, engagement and portfolio growth in regulated markets.
TaDa Gaming enters UK after Gambling Commission licence, plots iGB L!VE showcase
TaDa Gaming has secured a UK Gambling Commission licence, enabling its first entry into the UK market, and will showcase its 180-plus game portfolio at iGB L!VE 2025. The supplier is combining UK expansion with a responsible gaming strategy built around certified compliance and closer industry collaboration.
CT Interactive Brings Diamond Tree Jackpot to Sesame.bg in Bulgaria
CT Interactive has launched its Diamond Tree Jackpot with Bulgarian operator Sesame.bg, adding a 12-game multi-currency progressive jackpot to the operator's casino offering. Supplier and operator executives said the rollout deepens their collaboration and aims to boost engagement and retention.
Timeless Tech's Social-Impact Initiative Fuels a Young Runner's Milestone
Timeless Passion, the social-impact initiative from Timeless Tech, selected 13-year-old Argentine runner Ticiano Benavidez as the winner of its Dare to Dream campaign, supporting his La Ciudad Corre 10K debut and a symbolic trophy handover from race winner Nacho.
ITV OddsFinder goes live for horse racing punters
ITV has launched ITV OddsFinder, a horse racing odds comparison app built with Funteron, as it looks to expand around its live racing coverage. The rollout arrives amid industry tension over the UK's affordability checks, with Glorious Goodwood serving as the first test.
BHA launches independent review of horseracing's economic impact in Wales
The BHA has commissioned an independent study into horseracing's economic impact in Wales, with Cardiff-based Arad set to survey the industry and racegoers before delivering a bilingual report this autumn. The work is funded by Arena Racing Company and Chester Race Company.
Tsogo Sun to part with Welkom casino as betting dominates South Africa's gambling revenue
Tsogo Sun plans to sell its small Goldfields Casino in Welkom after impairment cut its carrying value, as South Africa's gambling market shifts toward betting, which now generates nearly 70% of revenue.
Peru's Mature Gaming Market Takes Center Stage at Inaugural LiGA Summit 2026
Peru's fully regulated, competitive gaming market takes the spotlight at LiGA Summit 2026 in Lima this September. Global Business Company CEO Jonathan Felix shares insights on market maturity, regulatory collaboration, and strategies for new entrants in Latin America.
1xCare Chair Urges Gaming Sector to Shift from Compliance Box-Ticking to Genuine Independent Oversight
Simon Westbury, Chair of 1xCare, publishes an open letter calling on the iGaming industry to adopt independent governance for player protection, outlining a four-pillar framework backed by a committee of independent specialists.
SBC Summit iGaming Track to Focus on Invisible KYC and AI-Driven Design
SBC Summit's iGaming Product & Design track on September 30 will examine invisible KYC, AI-driven game design, cross-platform consistency, and gamification, with panels featuring industry leaders and a focus on reducing player friction.
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TRUE WAYS Conference Highlights Industry's Battle for Player Attention
The second TRUE WAYS conference attracted over 450 industry professionals, with more than 200 in senior strategic roles, to debate how iGaming can overcome content overload and capture player attention. Speakers from BGaming, SOFTSWISS, Stake, and others shared insights on portfolio quality, first impressions, and market-specific strategies, with the next edition set for November.
Curation Over Volume: Why Game Library Organisation Matters More Than Size
Bar Konson of NuxGame argues that online casino operators should prioritise game curation and localisation over simply expanding their library, as most revenue comes from a small fraction of titles and regulatory changes demand tailored lobbies.