Game Developer & Slot Studio
Companies offering game developer & slot studio in the iGaming industry — 1199 listed.
Betbazar, now operating as B1 (Be One), is a product-first iGaming technology company that began as a B2B marketplace connecting betting operators with third-party software and content. Founded approximately seven years ago, the company initially functioned as a digital exchange for iGaming products, facilitating partnerships across sportsbook, casino, and esports verticals. In late 2024/early 2025, Betbazar rebranded to B1, shifting from a marketplace model to a proprietary AI-driven content and real-time sports data infrastructure provider. Its current portfolio includes AI Content such as AI Cricket and intelligent avatars, along with a Sports Data Feed covering 18 sports and 30,000 monthly events. Led by CEO Alex Iaroshenko, the company serves global regulated markets from a headquarters likely based in Cyprus or Malta. B1's mission is to build products that power operator advantage through artificial intelligence and data infrastructure, targeting operators seeking differentiation in competitive markets. The company has established partnerships with STATSCORE, Altenar, and Turbo Stars, and holds B2B licenses from the UK Gambling Commission and Malta Gaming Authority.
Bet2Tech was a small independent iGaming slot provider that launched in 2018 with a mission to surprise players through premium-themed video slots. Over roughly two years of active development, the studio produced about a dozen titles including Monkey Bar, Book of Sand, and Aliens Attack, distributed via aggregators such as Infingame and co-developed with Ukrainian partner Idenon. The company's games are noted for high-quality graphics and standard bonus features, though innovation in mechanics remained limited. After 2020, Bet2Tech ceased releasing new content and its website became dormant. In 2025, Softswiss confirmed the studio had officially closed down, though its existing games remain playable at certain online casinos. The studio's exact founding location was never publicly disclosed but its website was translated into Russian and its key partner was based in Ukraine, pointing to an Eastern European origin. No licensing authority was ever confirmed, and no leadership details were ever made public.
BEST ARB (WIRL)
Physical Address:, Mailing Address:, 10 Marina Boulevard, Tower 2, Level 39 Marina Bay Financial Center, Singapore 018983, Singapore, Unit 2602, 26th Floor, Antel Global Center, Julia Varga Avenue, Pasig City, National Capital Region 1605, Philippines
BEST ARB is a powerful sports bet analysis system software designed for serious sports arbitrage betting, which eliminates needs for bookies and middlemen who are sometimes prone to human error. BEST ARB’s intuitive interface and advanced automated system ensures that you will never miss out opportunities every time you place a bet or a wager, which guarantees you easy money and profit. To know more about our product visit and contact us at www.bestarb.com
BestGoldBet
Sliema, Malta
BestGoldBet (BGB) is a Malta-based B2B technology supplier delivering integrated online and land-based gaming solutions to operators worldwide. Founded in 2017, the company positions itself as a pioneer in bridging the gap between physical casino environments and digital play, using live-streamed tables from prestigious land-based casinos. Its core platform covers Live Casino, Online Casino, Sports Betting, Mobile, and Betshop/Kiosk channels, all accessible through a single backend. The company emphasises a “real live” experience where online players interact with actual dealers at physical tables, a model designed to increase player retention and lifetime value. With a headcount of 11–50 employees and headquarters in Sliema, Malta, BestGoldBet operates primarily as a white-label and turnkey provider, enabling operators to launch quickly without building their own infrastructure. Its most publicised partnership is with MedialiveCasino, through which it supplies live roulette, blackjack, and baccarat to land-based casino partners in Croatia and Slovenia.

Belatra Company, Ltd.
Nicosia, Cyprus
Belatra Company, Ltd., operating as Belatra Games, is a seasoned iGaming developer and manufacturer that began in 1993 when an engineer built slot machines in a garage. Over three decades it has grown into a global holding with a hybrid portfolio spanning land-based gaming cabinets and over 150 online casino titles, including slots, Plinko, SicBo, Crash, and instant games. Headquartered in Nicosia, Cyprus, with offices in Latin America, the company employs 200–500 people and supplies more than 1,000 online casino partners in 15 languages. Belatra holds GLI certification and was recognized with “Breakthrough of the Year” in 2006. Its games are built in HTML5 for cross-device play and are distributed through direct API integrations and aggregators, with recent partnerships in Latin America, Africa, and Asia underscoring its expansion into emerging regulated markets.
Bee-Fee Limited
27 Old Gloucester Street, London, WC1N 3AX, United Kingdom
Bee-Fee Limited, trading as BF Games, is a British B2B iGaming technology provider founded in 2013 and headquartered in London. The company offers a vertically integrated suite of products including a customisable casino platform, a sportsbook platform, a proprietary slot game studio, land-based gaming machines, a game aggregator, loyalty tools, and payment and business intelligence systems. With a UK Gambling Commission licence for remote gambling software and a Maltese subsidiary holding MGA Critical Gaming Supply licences, Bee-Fee complies with rigorous regulatory standards and maintains ISO 27001 certification for information security. In 2023, the company entered a strategic partnership with SCCG Management to distribute its platform and game content across North America, signaling a push into regulated US and Canadian markets. Bee-Fee employs an estimated 50 to 100 people and serves operators in multiple regulated jurisdictions worldwide.
Banach Technology Limited
Dublin 2, Ireland
Banach Technology Limited is a Dublin-headquartered B2B software company that develops sports-betting platforms and quantitative risk-management systems for sportsbook operators. Founded in 2015 by four former leaders of Paddy Power's quantitative analysis division, the company built a proprietary trading engine that enables real-time odds setting, liability management, and in-play wagering across major sports. In 2018 it raised €2.2 million in seed funding from prominent Paddy Power alumni. Banach employed around 40 people at the time of its March 2021 acquisition by Australian online bookmaker PointsBet for US$43 million. Following the deal, Banach's technology became central to PointsBet's in-play strategy, particularly in the U.S. market, while the founders assumed senior roles within the parent company. Banach continues to exist as a wholly owned Irish registered entity but operates as an integrated technology unit of PointsBet Holdings.

Bede Gaming
Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
Bede Gaming is a British B2B iGaming technology company that develops modular, scalable digital platforms for casino, lottery, sports betting, and bingo operators. Founded in 2012 by industry veterans Joe Saumarez Smith, Dan Smyth, and Michael Brady in Newcastle upon Tyne, the company provides an agile alternative to rigid legacy systems. Now a wholly owned subsidiary of the MERKUR GROUP (acquired March 2020), Bede employs over 300 people across offices in Newcastle upon Tyne, Sofia, and Toronto. Its core Player Account Management (PAM) platform, built on microservices architecture, supports rapid two-week release cycles and processes billions of transactions annually. Notable clients include the Ontario Lottery & Gaming Corporation (OLG), for which Bede migrated one of the world’s largest lotteries onto its system, and Sunbet in Namibia. The company holds licences from the UK Gambling Commission and other regulators, and its platform powers operators in regulated markets across three continents. With a strong emphasis on compliance, security, and cross-sell capabilities, Bede Gaming has established itself as a trusted technology partner for both private and publicly listed gaming operators.
BB Games Ltd
24 High Street, Tideswell, Derbyshire, SK17 8LA, England
BB Games Ltd is a privately held casino slot games developer based in Tideswell, Derbyshire, England. Founded in 2018 by two brothers, the company set out to create innovative content for the gambling world, focusing on high-quality UI/UX and competitive pricing. With a small team of 2–10 employees, BB Games has released two known titles: Martian Miner (May 2021) and its sequel Martian Miner Infinity Reels (July 2021). Both slots feature high volatility and unique mechanics; the first launched exclusively on Videoslots, while the later was distributed through Yggdrasil. The company’s public footprint is minimal – its registered address is a residential property, its website is a parked domain, and Companies House lists no director names. The only named employee is an account manager, James Foulds, but no C-level executives or founders have been publicly identified. BB Games remains a niche player in the iGaming supply ecosystem, reliant on partnerships for distribution.

Baldazzi Styl Art s.r.l
Via dell’Artigiano, 17 – 40065 Pianoro (BO), Italy
Baldazzi Styl Art s.r.l. is an Italian gaming equipment manufacturer and supplier that has been operating continuously since its founding in 1994. Based in Pianoro, near Bologna, the company designs, manufactures, and markets a comprehensive range of amusement and gaming equipment, including electronic slot machines, AWP (Amusement with Prizes) devices, game boards and cards, and complementary furniture such as separé partitions for slot halls and bars. It also maintains a dedicated graphic design studio and offers spare parts and technical support for its products. The company's stated mission is total customer satisfaction, achieved through Italian quality, competitive pricing, reliable after-sales service, and ongoing investment in modern manufacturing technology. Baldazzi Styl Art operates exclusively as a B2B supplier to professional operators in the regulated Italian gaming market. The company is family-run, with Ettore and Marco Baldazzi at the top of its flat organizational structure, supported by a small team of managers covering commercial, administrative, logistics, and technical functions. While specific financial data and headcount are not publicly available, the company's decades-long presence and recognized brand within Italian gaming circles reflect a stable and well-established operation.

Barbara Bang
Nicosia, Cyprus
Barbara Bang is a privately held iGaming software studio founded in 2021 and owned by Uniquent Malta Limited (registration number C102864, Malta) with operational oversight from its Cyprus entity, Uniquent Limited (registration number HE430701, Cyprus). The company has rapidly established itself as a creative link between players and gaming platforms, focusing on developing high-quality slot games, innovative mechanics, and engaging player experiences. Its portfolio is RNG-certified and holds licenses from the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), with additional certification for regulated markets including Romania, Sweden, and Portugal. Operating with a team of 51–200 employees, Barbara Bang is headquartered in Nicosia, Cyprus, while its parent company is registered in Malta. The studio also operates a subsidiary provider named Arrr! which shares the same technical ecosystem and offers fully RNG-certified content. Barbara Bang integrates with major aggregators such as SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator and has formed strategic partnerships with operators like Vyking to expand its reach across Europe, Asia, and Africa. The company prides itself on supporting creative ideas from concept to launch, aiming to deliver mutual gains for both players and operators.
BAM Software and Services LLC
San Francisco, California, United States
BAM Software and Services LLC was a privately held US-based technology company that built and operated the BAM Interactive Platform, a comprehensive white-label solution for licensed real-money pari-mutuel wagering on horse and greyhound racing. Founded in early 2007 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, the company developed a fully integrated ecosystem that connected licensed operators with more than 300 racetracks worldwide, enabling commingled wagering pools, live video streaming, real-time age/geo-verification, and electronic payment processing. Its flagship deployment, BetAmerica.com, launched in 2008 and grew to become the fourth-largest advance deposit wagering site in the United States, handling $126.8 million in wagers by 2016 and paying out over $500 million in winnings during its lifetime. BAM also operated TrackInfo.com and OnlineRacing.TV. In 2017, the BAM Interactive Platform and BetAmerica.com were sold to Churchill Downs Incorporated, after which the founders reorganized as Potent Systems to develop new pari-mutuel-powered mobile games. BAM Software and Services was fully licensed and regulated within the US and employed an estimated 11–50 people at its peak.
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