Game Developer & Slot Studio
Companies offering game developer & slot studio in the iGaming industry — 1199 listed.
BetInAction Software Limited
Douglas, Isle of Man
BetInAction Software Limited is a privately held sports betting platform provider founded in 2009 and headquartered in Douglas, Isle of Man. The company specializes in modular, white-label sportsbook solutions designed for integration into existing iGaming operator platforms, supporting retail and mobile channels with multi-currency and multi-lingual capabilities. Its platform includes features such as bet receipt printing, keyboard shortcuts, and multi-tenancy for white-label management, and it supports languages including English, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Greek, Turkish, Russian, Arabic, Korean, and Georgian. With a reported team of 11-50 employees, BetInAction positions itself as a B2B supplier of a stable sports betting engine that covers traditional sports, racing, and virtual sports. The company holds a UK Gambling Commission license via a South African entity, Bet Software (PTY) Ltd, though its public presence is minimal: its website appears dormant, and no recent news or leadership details are documented. Despite its longevity since 2009, BetInAction remains an opaque player in a competitive market, requiring direct due diligence for any potential partnership.

Betica
Hong Kong
Betica is a global sportsbook and gaming technology solutions provider with over 20 years of industry experience. The company delivers the Betica Gaming Platform (BGP), a comprehensive suite of sportsbook, betting, and gaming applications available as both turnkey and self-managed solutions. Betica serves operators across Africa, Asia, Europe, and Latin America, and is an official Platform Partner of Sportradar, integrating the world's leading sports data and technology. Beyond its core platform, Betica offers consultancy and custom development services, including branded front-ends, unique betting markets, and third-party integrations. The group operates as an independent engineering bureau with headquarters in Hong Kong, an engineering hub in the Philippines, and a European office, providing round-the-clock support. Betica also houses an ISO/IEC 17025:2005 and ISO/IEC/IEEE 29119-2 accredited software testing lab in the Philippines, offering regulatory compliance, software development, and quality assurance services to the broader regulated software market. Despite its long history, public details on founding year, leadership, and employee count remain limited.
BetBanter is a new social betting app where players login via Facebook and bet against their friends. Allowing casual betters to place wagers against their buddies in a fun and social way. Utilising social media as a key tool it aims to be the biggest alternative to operator sports books in the U.K market and will be available to download on iOS and Android.

BETFUZE - Sports Fuze Limited
21 Carnaby Street, London, England W1F 7DA, United Kingdom
BETFUZE – Sports Fuze Limited is a London-based technology company that originally debuted in January 2013 as a mobile and social media sports betting engagement platform. Founded as a venture between mobile experience company YUZA and mobile payments entrepreneur Paul McNea, the company developed a proprietary “3.0 concept” platform that fused social intelligence, user behavior analysis, and location services to create a radically different sports betting user experience. Its initial product was a crowdsourcing app that allowed users to compare football odds from multiple bookmakers in one place, blending fact, fiction, and big data analytics. In the years that followed, BETFUZE pivoted its focus toward the emerging crypto gaming sector. Today, under the same corporate entity (Sports Fuze Limited), the company operates betfuze.com – an officially licensed crypto casino platform that combines blockchain technology with high-quality gameplay. The platform offers instant, no-limit deposits and withdrawals, and positions itself as a transparent, fast, and rewarding Web3 gaming destination. The company’s leadership remains in the hands of its co-founders: Chief Executive Officer Paul McNea and Chief Technology Officer Tom Cohen. While BETFUZE was originally a mobile-first sports betting innovator, it has evolved into a next-generation crypto casino operator, reflecting the broader convergence of iGaming and decentralized finance.
BetGames
Saltoniskiu str. 9B, Vilnius, Lithuania
BetGames (formerly BetGames.TV) is a Vilnius-based B2B supplier of live dealer and RNG gaming content that positions itself as the gateway between sports and games. Founded in 2012 by Vygerdas Jonikas, the company pioneered a category of live betting games that blend sportsbook-style fixed odds with the immediacy of live casino broadcasts. Its portfolio spans card games, lotteries, game shows, crash games, and recently RNG slots. BetGames holds multiple licenses across Europe and Africa, including the UK Gambling Commission, Malta, Italy, Bulgaria, and South Africa. The company is known for rapid 3-5 minute game rounds and dual wagering interfaces that switch between a sports bet slip and classic casino chips. By converting recreational sports bettors into dedicated casino players, BetGames gives operators a tool for increasing cross-sell and player lifetime value. It has raised $163K from Velo Partners and recently expanded its RNG portfolio with titles like Bad Rhinos, while also appointing a new CTO to drive its technology roadmap.

Betfoc
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Betfoc is a Dubai-headquartered B2B iGaming software provider that has developed a full-stack platform for online casinos, sportsbooks, lotteries, and fast games. Founded in 2014, the company has grown to serve over 450 clients globally, processing more than one million daily bets and supporting over five million monthly active users. Its core proposition is the ability to launch a fully operational iGaming platform in just 72 hours, leveraging a library of 10,000+ casino games from 180+ premium providers and 4,500+ live sports events. Betfoc operates under a low-GGR revenue share model and offers turnkey, white-label, and custom-built solutions, along with API integration, anti-fraud tools, and 24/7 support. The company remains privately held with no disclosed external funding, focusing on organic growth and serving emerging markets.

Beter
Limassol, Cyprus
Beter is a B2B provider of next-generation esports and sports content, data feeds, and gaming solutions specifically designed for the global betting industry. The company’s core offering includes fully managed, virtual sports-style esports tournaments (such as eFootball, eBasketball, and eTennis) that run 24/7, filling gaps in the live betting calendar. These products are accompanied by real-time data feeds, live odds, and analytics solutions that integrate directly with sportsbook platforms. Beter differentiates itself through a strong emphasis on integrity and fairness. It is a proud holder of the ESIC (Esports Integrity Commission) Gold Standard accreditation and serves as a Tier 1 Anti-Corruption Supporter of ESIC, while also being a member of the International Betting Integrity Association (IBIA). This commitment to transparency and compliance allows Beter’s operator partners to offer its content with high confidence. The company has received multiple industry awards, including titles for Esports Innovation and Live Betting Product, and is recognized as the CEE iGaming Leader of 2026 by its CEO, Gal Ehrlich. Beter supports sportsbooks by bridging the gap between traditional sports and the growing demand for esports betting.
Betdigital Limited
Radley Place, Unit 3B, Abingdon, Oxfordshire, England OX14 3RY, United Kingdom
Betdigital Limited is a UK-based content development and outsourced gaming solutions house that has served the iGaming industry for over a decade. The company specialises in creating both land-based and cloud-based gaming content, including slot games, interactive television applications, and full platform systems for online and mobile operators. Its product portfolio features titles such as Ambassador and Big Spinner, which have been distributed across multiple regulated markets. Founded in 2011 and originally headquartered in London, Betdigital later operated from Oxford before undergoing a corporate restructure that saw the original entity (company number 07548208) dissolved and a new entity (company number 15000223) incorporated to continue operations. The company’s core expertise lies in delivering turnkey solutions that combine game development, back-office management tools, and integration services for gambling operators worldwide. Betdigital has positioned itself as a reliable partner for both emerging and established iGaming businesses, leveraging decades of collective industry experience within its development teams. Despite facing the common challenges of a highly competitive sector, the company has maintained a steady presence through its focus on innovative gameplay mechanics, cross-platform compatibility, and regulatory compliance. Betdigital’s official website remains active at betdigital.net, and its products continue to be listed on major iGaming aggregator sites.

Betcore
Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland
Betcore (BETCORE) is a privately held B2B supplier of online casino games headquartered in Warsaw, Poland. The company delivers a unified gaming ecosystem through a single API, integrating three primary verticals: live TV games, live casino, and online casino games including slots, crash games, scratch cards, lotteries, and table games. Its platform also encompasses fast sports betting and instant‑win games, aiming to provide operators with a diverse, ready‑to‑integrate portfolio that maximizes player engagement across established and emerging markets. Betcore positions itself as a turnkey solution for operators seeking simplicity and diversity, offering over 200 games via one API. The company is led by founder and CEO Peter Korpusenko, who has publicly outlined ambitions to expand into fast‑growing regions such as Africa. Betcore has been shortlisted for industry awards and regularly attends major iGaming events like ICE Barcelona. The company’s workforce is estimated between 51 and 200 employees. While the exact founding year has not been publicly disclosed, available evidence indicates Betcore is a relatively young, fast‑growing player in the iGaming supply sector.

Betconstruct
St Julian's, Malta
BetConstruct is a global award-winning technology and service provider for the online and land-based gaming industry, operating for more than two decades. The company offers a comprehensive ecosystem of betting and gaming platforms, tools, and services designed to enable operators of all sizes to launch, manage, and scale their businesses. Its flagship Spring Platform integrates powerful back-office tools, a multi-wallet solution, and a full suite of products including Online and Retail Sportsbook, Classic and Live Casino, Poker, Skill Games, Social Gaming Platform, and Sports Data Solutions. BetConstruct also provides turn-key and white-label setups, giving partners flexible entry points into regulated and emerging markets. The company holds licenses from multiple jurisdictions, including the Malta Gaming Authority, UK Gambling Commission, Romanian National Gambling Office, ARJEL, and the Swedish Gambling Authority. With a strong presence in Europe and global reach, BetConstruct is backed by a team of over 200 professionals at its Malta headquarters alone. The company is operated by Soft Construct (Malta) Ltd and continues to innovate through its BetConstruct AI division, which focuses on artificial intelligence-driven solutions for the iGaming sector.

BETBY
Sliema, Malta
BETBY is a Malta-based B2B sportsbook provider that delivers a comprehensive, technology-driven betting platform to online operators globally. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Sliema, the company has rapidly established itself as a Tier-1 supplier, offering a fully managed sportsbook, a proprietary esports feed (Betby.Games), and an AI-powered suite of tools (AI Labs). Its platform covers over 500,000 events per month across 125+ sports and 50+ esports disciplines, with 8,000+ betting markets. BETBY’s solutions emphasize scalability, customization, and reliability, featuring machine learning algorithms for odds creation, risk management, and player segmentation. The company has earned multiple industry awards for its esports products and supplier leadership. With a growing global footprint that includes offices in Barcelona and partnerships across Europe, Latin America, and Asia, BETBY focuses on helping operators increase player engagement and operational efficiency through its integrated, data-driven ecosystem.

BetBuddy
London, United Kingdom
BetBuddy is a London-based, award-winning responsible gambling analytics platform that has been a wholly owned subsidiary of Playtech Plc since its acquisition in 2017. Founded in 2010 by technology entrepreneur Simo Dragicevic, the company was a pioneer in applying artificial intelligence and machine learning to gambling behaviour research. Its core solution is a state-of-the-art, end-to-end analytics platform that uses predictive modelling and real-time data mining to help operators identify at-risk gambling patterns among their players. The platform is designed to enable early intervention, reduce customer service costs through automated interactions, and promote sustainable, positive play. BetBuddy’s technology is underpinned by the latest academic research into problem gambling, and it is used by regulated operators worldwide to strengthen their safer gambling strategies and meet regulatory compliance. The company operates as a distinct brand within Playtech’s product suite, with a small, specialist team focused on continuous product development and industry research.
Recent News

Review: Focus Gaming News unpacks Entain's tax-burdened H1 growth
A review of Focus Gaming News' coverage of Entain's H1 2026 results, examining the tax pressure behind its top-line growth and what it signals for UK-facing operators.

Tecpinion's SBC Summit pitch signals AI's move from buzzword to platform standard
Yogonet reports Tecpinion will showcase its AI-powered, GLI-19 certified iGaming platform at SBC Summit 2026 in Lisbon; our review contextualises why that positioning matters for operators, competitors and the broader AI-in-iGaming trend.

Review: Belatra swaps the product pitch for a human connection play at SBC Lisbon
A review of iGaming Direct's report on Belatra Games bringing its hobby-led Adventure Club stand to SBC Summit Lisbon, and what the experiential, relationship-first approach says about the direction of B2B iGaming marketing.

Palms' enclosed non-smoking floor signals a broader shift in casino floor design
A review of Yogonet's report on Palms Casino Resort's new 7,300-square-foot enclosed non-smoking gaming area, analyzing what it signals for casino floor design, regulation, and player demand.

TaDa Gaming’s GEMS of BUXEXA launch in Brazil: a review of Focus Gaming News’ coverage
A short review of Focus Gaming News' piece on TaDa Gaming's GEMS of BUXEXA launch in Brazil, with context on supplier strategy in the region.

Amusnet’s SiGMA North America 2026 showcase: what the LatAm push really signals
Focus Gaming News covers Amusnet's planned multivertical showcase at SiGMA North America 2026. Our review explains why the LatAm-focused product and retention push matters for suppliers and operators ahead of the Mexico City event.

A return to FIRST.bet shows trading quality is now Brazil's battleground
A review of Focus Gaming News' report on Bet da Sorte returning its sportsbook trading to FIRST.bet — and what that switch-back signals about competition in Brazil's maturing betting market.

Partnership before API: a review of Onlyplay's B2B integration philosophy on Focus Gaming News
This review of Focus Gaming News's exclusive Onlyplay opinion piece examines its argument that trust and communication, not technical speed, decide B2B integration success, and why that framing matters as igaming suppliers chase new regulated markets.

Fortune Surge launch shows Booming Games doubling down on simple, feature-driven slots
Review of Focus Gaming News' report on Booming Games' Fortune Surge launch, with context on what this simple, feature-heavy slot says about mid-tier supplier strategy.

Review: CreedRoomz's Swahili live casino is a test of what real localisation means
We review Focus Gaming News' coverage of CreedRoomz's first Swahili live casino launch and explain why cultural localisation is becoming a key competitive lever in Africa's iGaming market.

Review: BGaming's World Cup analysis shows branded formats winning on reach
A review of Yogonet's coverage of BGaming's two top-10 football-themed titles in the Blask World Cup reach ranking, and why the format mix and branded instant-win performance matter for sports-event casino content.

Why a new slot studio's streaming pitch matters: a review of Yogonet's DELULU feature
This review covers Yogonet's studio-explainer piece in which DELULU Gaming argues that player-choice mechanics are driving its games' popularity with Kick streamers, and why that signals a broader shift toward streaming as a launch channel for new slot studios.