Game Developer & Slot Studio
Companies offering game developer & slot studio in the iGaming industry — 1199 listed.

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.
Chroma Sports
Unit 7, Hove Business Park, Fonthill Road, Hove, East Sussex, England BN3 6HA, United Kingdom
Chroma Sports is a B2B technology supplier serving the iGaming and gambling industry, with a product suite spanning fantasy sports, tipping services, bookmaker backend solutions, and broadcast digital products. The company is registered in the United Kingdom as CHROMA SPORTS LIMITED (company number 09094851) and is listed on the iGamingSuppliers.com directory, indicating an active presence in the regulated gaming supply chain. However, public information about its history, leadership, client base, and licensing is extremely limited; no official website or detailed corporate profile has been identified. Chroma Sports appears to target operators seeking modular platforms for skill-based gaming and real-money wagering, but its exact market positioning, revenue, and headcount remain unverified. The lack of transparent documentation makes it difficult to assess the company’s compliance posture or competitive standing in the crowded iGaming vendor landscape.
Chetu, Inc.
Sunrise, Florida, United States
Chetu, Inc. is a privately held US-based technology solutions provider specializing in custom software development, artificial intelligence, and digital transformation services. Founded on April 1, 2000, by Atal Bansal, the company has grown from a small development shop into a global enterprise with over 2,800 employees worldwide as of 2025. Chetu partners with startups, small-to-medium businesses, and Fortune 5000 companies, delivering full-cycle software development for desktop, mobile, and web applications across more than 40 industries. Headquartered in Sunrise, Florida, with additional offices in Plano, Texas; Las Vegas, Nevada; Clearwater, Florida; Baltimore, Maryland; and an international presence in the United Kingdom and India, Chetu offers a comprehensive suite of services including AI integration, cloud computing, business intelligence, systems integration, quality assurance, and infrastructure support. The company operates with a philosophy of continuous improvement encapsulated in its motto, “Good enough never is.” Over its 26-year history, Chetu has achieved consistent double-digit revenue growth, reporting over $74 million in annual revenue in 2025. It has earned recognition as a CRN Solution Provider 500 member for seven consecutive years and holds certified partnerships with Autodesk, UiPath, BigCommerce, and other leading technology platforms. The company’s leadership, rooted in the vision of founder and CEO Atal Bansal, emphasizes resilience, innovation, and a people-first culture that extends into community philanthropy through the Chetu Foundation.
Chilli Games is a young iGaming supplier founded in 2019 in Ukraine, focusing on mobile-first slot games and casino software platforms. The company describes its mission as making gambling “spicier” through engaging, user-friendly experiences accessible on smartphones. With a team of 11–50 employees, Chilli Games offers a library of 20 classic slot titles and a back-end platform with remote control options for operators. The company emphasizes safety and regulatory compliance, stating it supports all regulations implemented on partners’ sides, though it does not hold direct licenses itself. Chilli Games operates on a B2B model, supplying content and tools to licensed casino operators rather than running its own consumer-facing casino. Its primary website is chilli.games, with a supplementary domain chilligames.com for platform solutions. The company has not publicly disclosed its leadership team or any external funding, remaining a relatively obscure but ambitious player in the crowded iGaming market.

Checkd Group
Manchester, England
Checkd Group is a privately held digital media and technology company headquartered in Manchester, England, founded in 2012. It creates sports betting content, audiences, and technology solutions for the world’s largest sportsbooks. The group operates through three divisions: Checkd Media, which owns several of the UK’s largest sports betting communities and specialises in content production, paid media, and affiliate services; Checkd Dev, which builds native apps and web platforms for tier‑1 bookmakers; and Checkd International, established in 2022 to serve emerging markets, particularly the United States. Checkd Group’s flagship product, FlashPicks, is a sports betting tool launched in North America in 2025. The company also manages a portfolio of sports betting social‑media communities with an engaged audience of over 2.5 million users. Its client roster includes some of the biggest names in iGaming, and it emphasises responsible gaming across all its operations. With offices in Manchester and New York, Checkd Group employs between 51 and 200 people (LinkedIn estimate). The company is led by Chief Executive Officer Dan Quirk, who oversees the group’s strategic growth. Checkd Group remains privately held and has not disclosed any external funding rounds.
Cetrocon Limited
Winnington House, 2 Woodberry Grove, North Finchley, London, Cardiff, Wales N12 0DR, United Kingdom
Cetrocon Limited is a UK-based B2B product development company serving the iGaming, payment processing, and online marketing sectors. Founded in February 2014, the company provides turnkey software solutions that enable operators to launch and manage online casinos, sportsbooks, poker rooms, bingo halls, and other entertainment platforms. Its core offering is a modular, end-to-end technology stack designed to handle front-end user interfaces, back-end administration, payment integrations, and third-party gaming content aggregation. Cetrocon positions itself as a one-stop technology partner for operators seeking to quickly enter regulated or emerging markets without building proprietary infrastructure. The company’s platform emphasizes rapid deployment, scalability, and compliance support for various licensing regimes. While its public-facing digital presence is minimal, industry listings describe Cetrocon as an established supplier within the iGaming supply chain. The company remains privately held and has not disclosed funding rounds or significant partnerships in open sources. Its product catalogue, though not individually branded in public materials, covers the full spectrum of online gaming software, from player account management to risk management tools, tailored primarily for B2B clients.
Chalkline
San Diego, California, USA
Chalkline, Inc. is a B2B software company specializing in cloud-based document management and workflow solutions for the architecture, engineering, construction, and owner/developer (AECO) industry. Its platform centralizes project documentation—drawings, specifications, submittals, RFIs—in a version-controlled environment, reducing errors and delays common in paper-based or fragmented digital workflows. Chalkline differentiates with automated transmittals, audit trails, and integrations with tools like Autodesk BIM 360, Procore, and Bluebeam Revu. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in San Diego, California, the company serves mid-market contractors, engineers, and facility owners across North America. It has raised venture funding and employs around 40 people. Competing against larger players such as Procore and Newforma, Chalkline focuses on rigorous document control for complex capital projects, positioning itself as a compliance-friendly alternative. Recent developments include AI-powered features for automated document classification and an expanding partner channel.

Certus
Orlando, Florida, USA
Certus is a leading provider of technical skills training, workforce development, and compliance certification solutions, serving over 3.7 million students annually and counting 20% of Fortune 500 companies among its clients. The company delivers online, in-person, and enterprise-wide training across regulatory-driven markets through a portfolio of well-known brands including TPC Training, StateFoodSafety, OSHA Education Center, and Metrix Learning. Founded as a corporate entity in 2014, Certus was built through a series of acquisitions that united established training brands, some with decades of history—TPC Training, for instance, has served industrial maintenance for over 60 years. Headquartered in Orlando, Florida, the company operates as a remote-first organization with approximately 316 employees. In September 2025, Ryan Marsh succeeded John Comly as CEO to lead the next phase of expansion. Certus holds IACET accreditation for issuing Continuing Education Units and ANAB accreditation for its certificate programs, and it has earned Great Place To Work certification for four consecutive years.
CEGO ApS
Lauritzensvej 1, 9000 Aalborg, Denmark
CEGO ApS is a Danish vertically integrated gaming company that owns and operates the entire gaming value chain, from proprietary game development and an in-house platform to dual-jurisdiction licences in Denmark and the United Kingdom. Founded in Denmark in 2000, the company originally focused on casual online games and social gaming experiences before evolving into a full-service online casino operator. In 2014, the Danish state-owned gambling operator Danske Spil acquired a 60% stake in CEGO, providing capital and strategic support. CEGO’s core offering combines a custom-built gaming platform with a portfolio of original slot games and casual titles, serving both its own licensed brands and white-label partners. The company is headquartered in Aalborg, Denmark, and employs approximately 147 people. CEGO holds licences from the Danish Gambling Authority and the UK Gambling Commission, giving it access to two of Europe’s most regulated markets. It also developed the social casino app Voodoo Friends for iOS and Android.

Cellectivity Ltd
London, United Kingdom
Cellectivity Ltd is a UK-based holding or parent company registered in England and Wales with its operational arm, Cellectivity2Go Ltd, active in mobile sports betting since 2001. The company develops and manages the Bet2Go platform, a state-of-the-art mobile betting application that aggregates odds from multiple major bookmakers, allowing users to compare prices, manage accounts, deposit, withdraw, and place bets within a single interface. Bet2Go is described as a white-label solution that Cellectivity partners with online bookmakers, marketing organizations, and media companies to distribute. The platform offers coverage of thousands of events with over half a million odds at any time, including live in-play betting. Cellectivity2Go markets itself as the #1 in mobile betting and claims proprietary technology for fast browsing and one-click betting. The company does not appear to have disclosed funding rounds or detailed financials publicly and has maintained a low public profile with no notable press coverage or leadership announcements in recent years.
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