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

BetVictor B2B
Gibraltar
BetVictor B2B, now operating under the corporate name BVGroup, is a Gibraltar-based online gambling operator and technology provider with origins dating back to 1946 when William Chandler founded a trackside bookmaking business at Walthamstow Greyhound Stadium. Over nearly eight decades, the company has evolved into a major independent gambling and technology group, owning the flagship BetVictor brand while expanding its B2B white-label and platform-as-a-service offerings through the proprietary BV:360 platform. BVGroup holds licences in multiple regulated markets including the UK and Gibraltar, employs over 750 staff and contractors, and serves nine branded partners alongside its direct-to-consumer business. In 2023 the group rebranded from BetVictor to BVGroup to signal its growing B2B focus, and in 2025 it reported 64 million sportsbook bets and 1.2 million active players, with B2C revenue growing at a compound annual rate of 32% over the previous five years. The company has been owned since 2014 by British businessman Michael Tabor, with Andreas Meinrad serving as CEO.

Endorphina
Prague, Czech Republic
Endorphina is a Prague-based online casino slot developer that has grown from a small startup into a recognized B2B supplier of certified slot games. Founded in 2012, the company now offers a portfolio of over 200 proprietary slot titles, supported by a team of more than 180 employees and an international partner network of 6,000+ operators. Endorphina holds active licenses or registrations in over 50 jurisdictions, including a recent Gaming-Related Supplier registration in Ontario (2026), and maintains ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification for its information security management system. All games are tested by Gaming Laboratories International (GLI) and authorized by the Malta Gaming Authority. The company provides API gaming integration, marketing support, data-driven services such as personalized player bonuses, 24/7 customer support, and a proprietary back-office toolset for real-time game, player, and bonus management. Over its 13+ years in the market, Endorphina has accumulated 26 industry awards, including 'Best Online Casino Provider in CEE 2024' and 'Game Provider of the Year' at the AffPapa iGaming Awards.

Bettorlogic
London, United Kingdom
Bettorlogic is a London-based B2B technology and content supplier that delivers intelligent, data-driven betting prompts and personalised user experiences to sportsbooks worldwide. Founded in 2004 by current CEO Andrew Dagnall as the B2C subscription service StatsOnSport, the company rebranded to Bettorlogic in 2009 when Betfair co-founder Andrew Black became the major shareholder. Since then, Bettorlogic has evolved into a full-service provider of XML-delivered betting content, CRM, marketing and risk-management software, and bespoke UX/UI design for online sports betting platforms. The company's core offering centres on generating 'reasons to bet' – over 9,000 bet prompts are delivered across a typical weekend – through proprietary products such as Livelogic, Nextbet, Dailybet, Easybet, Horseracing tools, Multibet, and Formlabs. Awards and recognition include EGR Innovation in Sports Betting 2014, CV Magazine Innovation in Production 2017, and listing in Silicon Review's Top 50 Fastest Growing Companies 2018. In 2016 Bettorlogic established SportsIT, a dedicated development centre in Hyderabad, India, which grew to over 80 employees within two years. The company also extended its reach into North America through a long-standing partnership with SCCG Management. Bettorlogic remains unfunded (self-financed) and continues to license its software to leading sportsbooks globally.
Ela games
Nicosia, Cyprus
Ela games (styled as "ELA Games" on some platforms) is a company that identifies itself as a game studio. Based on its limited public presence, particularly a LinkedIn company page, it claims to have been built on a foundation of experience in the gaming industry. The company describes a focus on game production and product ownership, suggesting involvement in the development and management of gaming titles. However, despite the company's self-classification as a game studio, there is a significant lack of verifiable information connecting Ela games to the iGaming or gambling industry. A thorough review of major industry news outlets, licensing databases (such as those from the UK Gambling Commission, Malta Gaming Authority, or Alderney Gambling Control Commission), and B2B iGaming directories (e.g., iGamingBusiness, EGR Global) did not yield any confirmed reports of the company's operations, licensing, or partnerships within the regulated gambling sector. The name "Ela games" also conflicts heavily with the dominant search results for "English Language Arts" educational games, making it difficult to isolate the company's legitimate corporate footprint. Given the lack of concrete, third-party evidence, it is impossible to confirm Ela games as an active and licensed participant in the iGaming industry. The available information suggests it is either a very early-stage venture with no public track record, a company that has pivoted away from iGaming, or a studio focused on a different sector of the gaming market entirely.

Game spectrum
7 Kukush Street, Sofia 1345, Bulgaria
Spectrum Gaming Group is a non-partisan consultancy that has provided independent research, economic analysis, and policy advice on legalised gambling worldwide since 1993. The firm works with public- and private-sector clients across all sectors of the legalised gambling industry, including state, tribal, and national governments, casino operators, suppliers, regulators, developers, investors, and law firms. Its expertise covers the full spectrum of legalised gambling—from land-based casinos and lotteries to online gaming, sports betting, and esports. The group has completed assignments in 45 U.S. states and territories as well as more than 50 countries on six continents. Its team of renowned experts is frequently called upon to advise on market feasibility, regulatory frameworks, economic impact studies, and litigation support. Spectrum Gaming Group is also known for its role as Executive Director of several industry trade associations, including the National Council of Legislators from Gaming States (NCLGS). Through its affiliated entities—Spectrum Gaming Capital, Spectrum Gaming India, and Spectrum Gaming Academy—the firm extends its reach into investment banking, emerging-market consulting, and professional training for gaming regulators and operators.
As a professional game developer, DYG is committed to crafting innovative gaming solutions that captivate players and empower operators. Backed by a talented and fast-react R&D team, the company creates immersive entertainment experiences tailored to diverse markets and audiences.
Digitain
Yerevan, Armenia
Digitain is an Armenia-founded, globally operating B2B iGaming software supplier best known for its award-winning sportsbook and its Centrivo iGaming platform, delivered via turnkey and API models. The company serves 150+ operator partners worldwide from its Yerevan headquarters and a network of European hubs, offering sportsbook, casino aggregation, virtual sports and payments technology.

Digicode
Plano, Texas, USA
Digicode is a global consulting and custom software development company headquartered in Plano, Texas, with primary development centers in Ukraine and Slovakia. Founded in 2008 by Max Maslii, the company has grown to over 350 employees and has sustained a 40%+ annual revenue growth rate for six consecutive years. Digicode positions itself as an AI-enabled product development and consulting firm, offering end-to-end software services that range from strategic business consulting to operational execution, including custom AI software, mobile and web applications, payment systems, back-office platforms, and sophisticated messaging, bot, and gaming systems. The company serves enterprises across a wide range of industries, leveraging expertise in .NET, iOS, Android, HTML5, PHP, and cross-platform development. With a focus on “AI-Driven. Outcome-Focused. Human-Centered.” solutions, Digicode provides complete service coverage to support clients from concept through deployment. The company is privately held and operates as a global team, using cutting-edge project management methodologies and tools to ensure transparent tracking of project status and metrics.
Betting Promotion
75 Regent House – Bisazza Street, Sliema SLM1640, Malta
Betting Promotion - powered by trading and data With a foundation in trading we provide B2B sportsbook and betting solutions to the gaming industry. Betting Promotion has been around since 2003 and is one of the market leaders for betting-related services.

Delasport
Valletta, Malta
Delasport is an international B2B iGaming technology supplier headquartered in Valletta, Malta, delivering a fully integrated one-stop-shop solution for sports betting, online casino, and player account management. Founded in 2010 by Avi Shemesh, the company began as a sportsbook software developer from Gibraltar and later expanded into a comprehensive platform provider serving licensed operators worldwide. With approximately 430 employees across offices in Malta, Bulgaria, and Ukraine, Delasport offers modular and turnkey solutions including white-label packages, a plug-and-play iFrame, and proprietary engagement tools like the Betiator real-time in-play platform and SuperPot jackpot product. The company holds regulatory licences in 12 jurisdictions including Brazil, Denmark, Sweden, the United Kingdom, and Ontario, Canada, reflecting a commitment to operating only in regulated environments. Delasport has earned numerous industry accolades such as EGR B2B Awards, SBC Awards, and SiGMA Europe Awards for its sportsbook, platform, and white-label services. The supplier partners with both start-ups and established operators, providing 24/7 managed services for fully outsourced solutions. Privately held and unfunded, Delasport continues to innovate with recent launches like a crash-style sports betting game and the Betiator interface, aiming to differentiate in the competitive iGaming supply market.
BetTech Gaming
Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
BetTech Gaming is a South African software development company that delivers a mobile-first, cloud-native sports betting platform to operators across Africa and emerging markets. Founded in 2009 by Jesse Hemson‑Struthers and Mark Bosman, the company began as a research and development effort to understand local betting ecosystems before launching its commercial product in 2011. Its core offering, the BetTech Managed Wagering Service (MWS), is a modular, API‑driven platform that integrates with Sportradar’s Unified Odds Feed and Managed Trading Service, providing real‑time odds, risk management, and machine‑learning‑enhanced player engagement. Designed for the African market, the platform prioritises low data consumption, mobile responsiveness, and resilience. BetTech licenses its software as a white‑label or managed service, handling millions of transactions daily. Headquartered in Cape Town, the company has raised approximately $1.2 million in institutional funding from 4Di Capital and maintains a lean, agile team focused on continuous delivery. Its technology is tailored for emerging markets, avoiding the need to adapt Western software.

CyberBetX
Asia
CyberBetX is a B2B iGaming and live casino solutions provider that has been operating in the online gambling industry since 2009. The company offers a comprehensive suite of products including live dealer games such as Baccarat, Roulette, and Dragon Tiger, all streamed via high-definition, low-latency technology to deliver immersive player experiences. CyberBetX’s portfolio also extends to fishing games (e.g., BG Daisen Fishing, BG XiYou Fishing, BG Fishing Master), poker, and an AI-powered platform designed to enhance player engagement and operational efficiency. The company is fully licensed and GLI-certified, underscoring its commitment to regulatory compliance and game fairness. CyberBetX positions itself as a “leading B2B solution provider in Asia” (as noted in the iGB Directory) and serves operators across multiple jurisdictions. Its technology stack emphasises seamless API integration, allowing clients to quickly deploy a wide range of casino content. The company actively participates in major industry events; it made its debut at SiGMA Europe in 2024 and is scheduled to appear at SiGMA Rome 2025, ICE Barcelona, and GGC Sri Lanka 2026. While the company’s exact headquarters location is not publicly confirmed, its strong presence in the Asian market suggests a regional base. CyberBetX continues to evolve its offerings with AI-driven tools and live casino innovations, aiming to be a one-stop shop for iGaming operators seeking scalable, high-quality game content.
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