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

Booming Games
Mriehel, Malta
Booming Games is a privately held B2B provider of premium online slot games and casino content, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Mriehel, Malta. The company operates its own Remote Gaming Server (RGS) platform, enabling rapid integration through a wallet API along with back-office administration and promotional tools. As of early 2026, Booming Games employs over 200 people, reflecting sustained growth since its founding in the Isle of Man. Its portfolio features more than 150 titles, including the popular Buffalo Hold and Win series and the newer InstaStrike mechanic. The company holds a license from the UK Gambling Commission and has expanded into regulated markets such as Greece via a strategic partnership with Interwetten. Booming Games remains founder-owned with no external funding, and has recently strengthened its management team with new C-suite appointments as it targets market expansion across major jurisdictions.
BlueOcean Gaming
Nova Gorica, Slovenia
BlueOcean Gaming is a B2B iGaming software provider headquartered in Nova Gorica, Slovenia, that delivers comprehensive casino platform and game aggregation solutions to operators worldwide. Founded in 2007 as a land-based casino software developer, the company pivoted to online development around 2009-2010 and has since built a strong reputation as an independent supplier. Its flagship product, GameHub, aggregates over 70 game providers and approximately 5,000 titles—including slots, live casino, virtual sports, and sportsbook—through a single API. The company also offers white-label and turnkey solutions that provide a fully customizable front-end, unified back-end, and integrated payment gateways, enabling operators to launch quickly with minimal technical overhead. BlueOcean Gaming employs between 51 and 200 people and is led by CEO Dejan Jovic, with Borut Lozej as founder. The company emphasizes reliability and efficiency, serving entrepreneurs and land-based operators transitioning to online. With over 15 years of industry experience, BlueOcean Gaming positions itself as a trusted B2B partner in the iGaming ecosystem.

Blixx Gaming
Ta' Xbiex, Malta
Blixx Gaming is a privately held online casino operator headquartered in Ta’ Xbiex, Malta, that was founded in 2023 and operates as part of the HappyHour.io investment portfolio. The company positions itself as a performance-driven, culture-first iGaming operator that blends seasoned expertise with a relentless experimental approach. With a team of 11–50 employees representing over 12 nationalities, Blixx Gaming focuses on developing distinct casino brands for different player segments. Its flagship brands include Kanuuna, a high-end casino experience modelled on the atmosphere of Las Vegas and Macau, and Lonkero, a no-frills entertainment brand with a local, hard-hitting edge. The company operates across product, marketing, compliance, and customer experience functions, with a strong emphasis on responsible gaming and regulatory adherence. Leadership changes have occurred since inception: Patrick Jonker was appointed CEO in May 2023, followed by Terese Thagaard, who took the helm in Q2 2024. The executive team also includes a Chief Financial Officer and a Chief People Officer. Blixx Gaming’s stated ambition is to perform without limits, and it continues to expand its brand portfolio while maintaining a people-first internal culture that values creativity, curiosity, and bold thinking.

Bitville Gaming
Rosehill, Mauritius
Bitville Gaming is a privately held B2B iGaming company headquartered in Rosehill, Mauritius, that specialises in fixed-odds lottery and sports betting products. Founded in 2018, the company has built a proprietary gaming engine powering a comprehensive retail and online betting solution for operators and platform providers worldwide. Its flagship fixed-odds lottery betting product aggregates real state lotteries from over 70 countries, offering access to upwards of 36,900 draws per month. Bitville also delivers a Betradar-certified Numbers Betting service, a widget-based, fully responsive solution with a customisable user interface designed for rapid wallet-to-wallet integration. In addition, the company provides fixed-odds and jackpot sportsbook products. Bitville is a Sportradar Certified Partner and has established a strong presence in African iGaming markets through content partnerships with providers such as 7777 gaming, Booming Games, and SIS (Sports Information Services). With a lean team of around 30 employees, Bitville Gaming operates as a scalable technology provider focused on the growing demand for specialised lottery and sports betting solutions.
No verifiable data could be found for an iGaming or gambling company named "BigGaming". Searches returned a mix of unrelated entities such as a Roblox game studio (BIG Games), a mobile game developer (Big Huge Games), a content creator (BigGaming64), and a white-label software company (Big Game Software). None of these are confirmed as iGaming B2B suppliers. The only Google-indexed result mentioning a "BIG Gaming" entity with a named executive is a LinkedIn profile for Gary Winterstein as CEO at BIG Gaming.id, but the snippet does not specify the industry, location, or product set, and no official website or licensing information was found. Therefore, this profile is largely empty due to the absence of reliable public information linking a company named BigGaming to the iGaming sector.

BGaming
Swatar, Malta
BGaming is a Malta-based iGaming content provider known for its Provably Fair technology and crypto-friendly slots, crash games, and scratch cards. Founded in 2018 by Ivan Montik, the company has grown to nearly 270 employees and serves over 3,000 operators worldwide with a portfolio of 250+ titles.

Better Collective
Sankt Annæ Plads 28, 1250 Copenhagen, Denmark
Better Collective is a publicly traded digital sports media group that owns and operates a “House of Brands” spanning sports media, sports betting content, and esports communities. Founded in Denmark in 2004 by Jesper Søgaard and Christian Kirk Rasmussen, the company has grown from a two‑person operation into a global group with more than 1,500 employees and over 20 offices across Europe, North America, South America, and Asia. Headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, Better Collective is dual‑listed on Nasdaq Stockholm and Nasdaq Copenhagen. The group’s brands – including HLTV, FUTBIN, Action Network, Playmaker HQ, VegasInsider, and AceOdds – attract more than 450 million monthly visits worldwide. Better Collective’s business model is built on performance‑based marketing, revenue‑sharing agreements with sportsbooks, cost‑per‑acquisition fees, premium subscriptions, advertising, and sponsorship deals. The company has executed more than 35 acquisitions since its inception, consistently adding leading sports and betting media properties to its portfolio. In 2025, it launched Playbook, an AI‑driven betting assistant, and announced a strategic partnership with X (formerly Twitter) to make Playbook the premier sports‑betting bot on that platform. Better Collective’s mission is to “excite sports fans through engaging content and foster passionate communities worldwide,” with the stated vision of becoming the leading digital sports media group.
Betsson
Registered office: Stockholm, Sweden; operational headquarters: St. Julian’s, Malta
Betsson AB is a Swedish-headquartered online gambling operator with roots dating back to 1963. It operates over 20 brands including Betsson, Betsafe, and NordicBet, offering sports betting, casino, poker, bingo, and scratch cards across regulated markets in Europe, Latin America, and Africa. Listed on Nasdaq Stockholm, the company has grown through organic expansion and acquisitions.

BetInvest Ltd.
London, United Kingdom
BetInvest Ltd. is a UK-incorporated, full-cycle international sports entertainment technology provider that has been active in the global betting and gaming industry for over two decades. The company delivers a comprehensive suite of AI-driven solutions covering sportsbook platforms, odds feeds, data feeds, iGaming content, video streaming, and esports. Its core offering is a white-label or customisable online sportsbook that supports betting on more than 80 sports worldwide, supplemented by virtual gaming, mobile gaming, and robust data services. BetInvest differentiates itself through the integration of machine learning for automation and security, combined with flexible, cost-effective deployment models that cater to both established operators and new market entrants. The company’s platform is available via desktop and mobile, and includes integrated risk management and anti-fraud tools. With headquarters in London, UK, BetInvest employs between 201 and 500 people and serves clients across multiple regulated and emerging markets. The business was incorporated in 2013 under the name BET INVEST LTD (Company No. 08348255), though its LinkedIn profile states the company was founded in 1999, suggesting the entity may have operated prior to formal incorporation. BetInvest positions itself as a full-cycle partner that offers ready-made solutions with customisation options, content management, and end-to-end support, aiming to provide clients with a competitive edge through innovation and flexibility.
Betfred USA Sports
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Betfred USA Sports is the American subsidiary of the Betfred Group, a privately held UK bookmaker with a history dating back to 1967. Founded in 2019 and based in Las Vegas, Nevada, the company was established to enter the U.S. sports betting market after the repeal of PASPA. It holds licenses in multiple states and operates both retail sportsbooks—at partner casinos and racetracks—and an online/mobile betting platform powered by OpenBet. Key partnerships include venues such as Saratoga Casino Black Hawk in Colorado and professional sports franchises like the Denver Broncos and Las Vegas Golden Knights. Following a series of state exits in 2024–2025, Betfred USA Sports now focuses on a selective footprint in Nevada and Pennsylvania, under the leadership of CEO Kresimir Spajic, who was appointed in 2023 to oversee the subsidiary's remaining operations and strategic direction.

Betixon
Abacus Business Centre, Level 1, Birkirkara BK 9037, Malta
Betixon is a B2B game studio serving the online gaming industry, specializing in the development of HTML5-based casino games with a strong emphasis on mobile-first design. The company positions itself as an agile provider offering a hassle-free API that typically integrates within days, enabling operators to launch content with low entry-level fees. Betixon's portfolio includes slot games and table games, with proprietary series such as FunReels. The studio has earned a reputation for creating highly engaging, mobile-optimized titles—a deliberate focus given the company's belief that mobile is not just the future but the present market reality. Betixon is operated by Technologies Hub Ltd., which holds a license from the UK Gambling Commission and has also been granted supplier licenses in Sweden and Michigan (USA). The company has forged partnerships with major operators including Caesars Entertainment, Rush Street Interactive (BetRivers), BetMGM, Golden Palace (Belgium), Circus (Netherlands), and Microgame (Italy), with its titles live in regulated markets such as Pennsylvania, Michigan, Ontario (Canada), and the Netherlands. Despite its relatively small operational size—listed as 2-10 employees on LinkedIn—Betixon has demonstrated notable market penetration through exclusive game launches and continuous expansion across regulated jurisdictions.
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