Game Developer & Slot Studio

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  Cor Net

  Biskupa Cule BB, Mostar 88000, Bosnia and Herzegovina

  Cor Net doo is an information technology company established in Mostar in 2014. Our main business is manufacturing ready-made software and order solutions from which we will outline the entire solution for the bookmakers. A company behind which is a strong team of experienced and talented IT specialists, eager work and evidence in the field of information technology. As a firm we strive to maintain a unique approach to the problems by providing the state of the art and professional IT service we have acquired through many projects.

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  Connective Games Malta LLC

  Mosta, Malta

  Connective Games Malta LLC is a privately held B2B software developer specializing in localized online poker and casino platforms for regulated iGaming markets. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Mosta, Malta, the company powers five of the top online poker rooms and operates the third largest poker liquidity network among B2B suppliers. Its technology serves over 20 markets and 12 operator brands across the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. The platform is built in-house with a mobile-first approach, offering registration, authentication, responsible gaming tools, and seamless integration for poker, casino, and live dealer content. Connective Games holds regulatory certifications for the UK, Malta, Denmark, Spain, and Portugal, and has earned awards such as Mobile Poker Product of the Year and Best Poker Software Supplier. In June 2023, the company was acquired by José María Rossi, founder and CEO of Aconcagua Poker Network Spain, who intends to keep it independent while expanding into new jurisdictions.

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  Concept Gaming

  Cardiff, United Kingdom

  Concept Gaming is a British-born, independent iGaming content studio and platform provider that traces its roots to land-based slot development in the early 1990s. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Cardiff, Wales, the privately held company operates with a lean team estimated between 11 and 50 employees, maintaining technical resources in the Philippines, Indonesia, and Costa Rica. Its portfolio features over 70 HTML5 games, including innovative single-reel and five-reel hybrid slots such as Fruit Loot and Gold n Gems, as well as high-volatility drop games offering up to one million ways to win. Beyond slots, the company offers a range of table games including multi-hand Blackjack variants, European and American roulette, craps, and baccarat. Concept Gaming also provides an integrated tournament platform covering blackjack, slots, and roulette, designed to support operator acquisition, retention, and reactivation efforts. The platform supports 14 languages, multiple fiat currencies, and cryptocurrencies including mBTC and BTC, and holds RNG certifications from the UK, Isle of Man, Malta, Gibraltar, and Italy.

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  ComplexBet

  45 West 36th Street, New York, NY 10018, USA

  Complex Bets is a sports betting and trading content vertical launched in April 2026 by the media brand Complex in partnership with Fanatics Sportsbook and Fanatics Markets. The platform fuses Complex's cultural storytelling with Fanatics' real-time betting data and prediction-market insights to create original shows, interactive fan-participation formats, and a dedicated digital hub. Designed to engage 18–34-year-old sports fans who experience games through wagering and culture, Complex Bets sits at the intersection of media, fandom, and gambling. Its launch lineup includes a weekly YouTube show hosted by West Wilson and a vertical social series 'Complex on the Scene' hosted by Emmy-winning journalist Julia 'Juju' Adams. The platform does not handle bets or trades itself; it provides editorial content and interactive experiences such as trivia, prediction challenges, and matchup analysis powered by Fanatics' data and infrastructure. For Fanatics, the partnership extends its brand into cultural conversations; for Complex, it opens a high-engagement revenue stream. The initiative reflects a broader industry trend where traditional media companies embed gambling content to capture younger audiences and diversify monetisation.

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  Colchian Software

  Physical Address:, Mailing Address:, Pozos, Lindora, Santa Ana, San José 10903, Costa Rica, PO Box 2040-2050, San Pedro, San José, Costa Rica

  Colchian Software is a B2B technology provider serving the online gambling industry, primarily through its Betting Operations Software Suite. The suite is marketed as a scalable, user-friendly solution for modern online gaming operators, covering sports betting, horse racing, and casino verticals. The company also promotes a platform called "BOSS," though its exact nature (e.g., back-office system, player account management, or risk management engine) is not detailed. Colchian’s feature set includes multilingual and multicurrency support, responsive web applications (HTML/CSS for mobile and desktop), an Application Service Provider (ASP) hosting model, an Information Service Provider (ISP) for racing and sports data, and point-of-sale (POS) capabilities for retail betting. The company claims SOA (Service-Oriented Architecture) compliance, suggesting a modular, integratable platform. A separate but possibly related domain, colchianservices.com, offers custom web and mobile application development services, though it does not explicitly brand itself as part of the same entity. Colchian Software’s public footprint is minimal; no about page, team page, press releases, or news articles were found during research. The company appears to operate with a lean or intentionally discreet online presence, targeting a niche of regulated operators seeking a turnkey platform.

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  Coin Machine Gaming

  Coin Machine Gaming is an exclusive iGaming studio operating under the umbrella of Games Global, a leading provider of online casino content. Specialising in high-energy, arcade-inspired slot experiences, the studio brings a “high-voltage take on entertainment” to the online gambling market. Its portfolio focuses on tapper-style gameplay and vibrant, immersive mechanics that evoke the feel of classic amusement arcades. Coin Machine Gaming has gained attention for titles such as *Whack the Bell* and *Wild Scoops*, which were launched as part of Games Global’s Innovative catalog. The studio positions itself at the intersection of retro arcade nostalgia and modern iGaming technology, delivering games that are “fun, innovative” and tailored for global operators. While the exact founding date and headquarter location are not publicly disclosed, the studio is part of the broader Games Global ecosystem, which is headquartered in the Isle of Man and has development hubs in Malta and other jurisdictions. Coin Machine Gaming’s current market focus is on expanding its footprint within Games Global’s distribution network, offering distinctive content that stands out in a crowded slots landscape.

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  Colossus Bets Ltd

  London, United Kingdom

  Colossus Bets Ltd is a London-based, multi-award-winning operator and B2B technology supplier that specializes in pari-mutuel pool betting, offering some of the largest guaranteed sports and racing jackpots in the world. Founded in 2012 by Bernard Marantelli and Željko Ranogajec, the company was the first to introduce leg-by-leg cash-out functionality in the pool-betting space and holds a portfolio of US patents covering cash-out across all betting and gaming verticals. Colossus distributes its pools both directly to consumers under its own brand and, more significantly, through a global B2B network that includes partners such as bet365, Paf, Mr Green, and RaceCoast. Its proprietary technology supports over 30 currencies and 25 languages, and in addition to standard pick-’em pools, the company offers Syndicates (a crowdbetting feature that allows players to pool stakes for larger entries) and a daily fantasy sports mode called MVP. Regulated by the UK Gambling Commission (licence 31514), Colossus is expanding into the US market and employs approximately 33 people at its corporate headquarters at 3 Lombard Street, London. The business is privately held and does not publicly disclose revenue, but its recurring innovations and growing partner network underscore its influence in the global pool-betting ecosystem.

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  Coco 3D Gaming

  Churchill House, 137-139 Brent Street, London, London, City of, England NW4 4DJ, United Kingdom

  Coco 3D Gaming is a specialised B2B social gaming provider that develops and delivers 3D-animated casino-style games for online and mobile platforms. Operating as "CoCo 3D," the company offers a proprietary cross-platform delivery system that supports iOS, Android, iPad, and Facebook Canvas, allowing operators to integrate social slot and table games into their environments without real-money wagering. Its product library focuses on visually immersive 3D-rendered experiences designed to boost player engagement and retention in the social gaming segment. The company is listed on the industry vendor directory CasinoVendors.com, signalling recognition within the casino supply chain, yet public information about its founding year, headquarters, leadership, or client base is virtually absent. This low profile suggests a small, privately held entity or a very recent market entrant. In a sector dominated by major players such as Playtika and Aristocrat, Coco 3D may be targeting niche regional markets or specific operator partnerships. While its technology and content could appeal to operators looking to enhance their social gaming offers, the lack of transparency around licensing and track record presents due-diligence considerations for potential partners.

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  CMC Markets

  London, United Kingdom

  CMC Markets plc is a UK-based online trading and investment company founded in 1989 by Peter Cruddas, now Lord Cruddas of Shoreditch, who remains CEO. Initially a foreign exchange market maker, it evolved into a multi-asset platform offering spread betting, CFDs, share dealing, and forex. Headquartered in London with major hubs in Sydney and Singapore, the firm employs around 1,068 people and serves over 12 million clients globally. Listed on the London Stock Exchange (ticker CMCX) and a FTSE 250 constituent, CMC operates through three verticals: direct-to-consumer trading and investing, platform technology as a service for institutions, and emerging Web3/DeFi infrastructure. In FY2026, the company reported net operating income of £392.6 million and profit before tax of £101.3 million, driven by record Australian stockbroking and key institutional partnerships such as Westpac and ASB Bank. CMC has won numerous awards for its proprietary Next Generation platform and execution quality, cementing its position as a leading online broker.

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  Clutch Sportz

  United States

  Clutch Sportz, LLC is a privately held game development company specializing in interactive, sports-based card games designed for physical and electronic environments including live, online, mobile app, and casino play. Founded in 2010 by inventor Ron Poisson, the company has carved a niche in the iGaming, lottery, and casino market segments by merging professional sports with classic card game mechanics like poker and blackjack. Its flagship product, Clutch Football, is a patented card game that simulates football outcomes using wagering and strategic play, aiming to replicate the experience of coaching from the sidelines. The company operates with a small team of 2–10 employees and holds patents for its unique method of play. Clutch Sportz focuses on player acquisition, retention, tournament play, and mobile gaming, and is likely seeking licensing partnerships with established casino operators or mobile gaming platforms to bring its concepts to market.

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  Circle 8 Games

  Reno, Nevada, USA

  Circle 8 Games is a privately held iGaming studio headquartered in Reno, Nevada. Founded in 2015, the company focuses on designing and supplying casino‑grade software for the regulated online gambling market. Its core offering is certified casino games (slots and table games) delivered to operators via remote game server (RGS) integration. The studio’s stated philosophy is “player‑centric” game design, aiming to refine complex mechanics into intuitive, engaging experiences. After several years of quiet development, Circle 8 Games gained industry attention in 2022 by joining Yggdrasil’s YG Masters programme, which enabled it to distribute its content through Yggdrasil’s established network of operators. However, public information about the company remains scarce: its official website appears to be offline, and it has no acknowledged press releases or visible funding rounds. The leadership team is not publicly listed, and employee‑sourced data suggests the company may have scaled back or ceased active operations (Crunchbase marks it as “permanently closed”). Despite these uncertainties, Circle 8 Games is a recognised participant in the B2B casino‑supply space, particularly in the US and European markets.

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  Class II Interactive

  6 Bunhill Court, Ajax, Ontario L1Z 1X5, Canada

  Class II Interactive is a specialized technology company formed in 2012 by the team behind Mobile Tapestry Wager2Go, a pioneering interactive lottery and mobile games platform. The company focuses exclusively on providing Class II certified gaming content and network solutions to the Native American tribal gaming market in the United States. Its founders – Jeff Halloran, Colin Lawrence, and Mat Halloran – are recognized as early innovators in the mobile gaming sector, having produced the first online sportsbook, horse racing application, mobile casino, mobile poker room, and mobile lottery. Drawing on that expertise, Class II Interactive designed a complete, fully certified Class II gaming network tailored for tribal operators seeking to expand into North American online gaming. While the company’s website positions it as an experienced and proven partner for tribal gaming, very little additional information is publicly available regarding its specific platforms, client base, revenue, or operational scale. The site does not disclose a physical address, employee count, or detailed product descriptions, and no recent news or press releases about the company were found in any major industry or business databases. This suggests the company may be a small, privately held firm operating with a low public profile. Given the founders’ long history in mobile gaming and lottery systems, Class II Interactive likely offers a turnkey solution for tribes looking to deploy regulated Class II gaming (electronic bingo-based systems) on reservation lands, but concrete details remain scarce.