Games Software
Companies offering games software in the iGaming industry — 1044 listed.

STATSCORE
Katowice, Poland
STATSCORE is a global sports data and technology company headquartered in Katowice, Poland, founded in January 2006. The company specialises in the collection, processing and visualisation of real-time sports statistics, serving the media, betting and sports organisation sectors. Its core offering includes three main solution types – sports widgets, minisites and data feeds – which are designed to help partners engage audiences, increase retention and monetise digital sports content. With coverage spanning over 15,000 competitions across 40+ sports, STATSCORE prides itself on 99.9% data accuracy and a proprietary in-house scouting network that delivers live data faster than most competitors. The company's technology transforms raw match data into visually compelling, emotionally engaging content, enabling clients to create second-screen experiences, automated match commentary and data-driven betting tools. Trusted by more than 300 global sportsbooks and media outlets, STATSCORE has expanded its product ecosystem to include advanced APIs, white-label minisites and monetisation platforms such as OddsPlatform. In 2024, STATSCORE was acquired by LSports, a leading sports data provider, further strengthening its market position. The company continues to position itself as a true technology partner, combining data precision with scalable, business-ready solutions.

Stepico Games
Lviv, Ukraine
Stepico Games is a European full-cycle video game development company founded in 2014 and headquartered in Lviv, Ukraine, with additional offices in New York and Cyprus. The company provides end-to-end game development services from concept and art production to live operations for mobile, PC, and console platforms using Unity and Unreal engines. Stepico has built a portfolio of over 65 titles and counts industry heavyweights such as NBC Universal, Gameloft, Outplay, Prey Studios, Immutable, Print Studios, Plarium, and Million Games among its clients. The studio’s capabilities span custom game development, 2D/3D art production, blockchain and NFT game integration, and dedicated team augmentation. With a staff of more than 200 professionals, Stepico emphasises transparency, quality, and Agile development practices. The company also develops its own original IP and has been recognised by GoodFirms as one of the top game development companies in Ukraine. Stepico’s leadership includes co-founder Nikola Pisetskyi, CEO Andrii Titov, and CTO Petro Prots, who drive the studio’s growth in both entertainment and serious games sectors, including defence simulation and adaptive training.

Stats Perform
London, England, United Kingdom
Stats Perform is the world’s leading sports data and artificial intelligence company, formed in 2019 through the merger of STATS LLC (founded in 1981 by John Dewan) and Perform Content, under the ownership of Vista Equity Partners. Headquartered in London, the company powers the global sports ecosystem with the most trusted sports data—branded as Opta—and a proprietary AI platform that processes 7.2 petabytes of data. Its eight foundational sports AI models are embedded in over 200 software modules, serving media broadcasters, sports teams, leagues, technology platforms, and betting operators. Stats Perform’s client roster includes nine of the top ten global football clubs, seven of the top ten global technology companies, and four of the five most-viewed sports broadcast networks. Key brands include Opta (event-level statistics), RunningBall (real-time live data), Opta Vision (advanced tactical analytics), and Bet LiveStreams (augmented betting streams). In 2025, the company achieved record revenue exceeding half a billion dollars, reflecting sustained global demand for its data and AI solutions. Stats Perform has also been appointed the official betting data and streaming distributor for the FIFA World Cup 2026, underscoring its market leadership.

Stakelogic
Eindhoven, Netherlands
Stakelogic is a Netherlands-based B2B iGaming content provider that develops and supplies high-quality online slot games, live casino products, and hybrid gaming solutions to regulated markets worldwide. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Eindhoven, the company has built a reputation for its in-house game development factory, producing visually striking 2D and 3D HTML5 casino games tailored for desktop and mobile play. Stakelogic’s portfolio spans over 150 proprietary slot titles, a live casino studio, and innovative “Super Stake” and “Double Super Stake” mechanics that enhance player engagement. The company holds licences from the UK Gambling Commission and Malta Gaming Authority, and operates in 100% locally regulated markets with game certifications across 17 jurisdictions. In July 2024, Japanese entertainment conglomerate Sega Sammy Holdings announced its acquisition of Stakelogic through its subsidiary Sega Sammy Creation, with the deal valued at approximately €125 million and completed in early 2026. The acquisition integrates Stakelogic’s content library and live studio capabilities into Sega Sammy’s global distribution platform, particularly targeting growth in the U.S. iGaming market. In June 2026, Stakelogic BV reached a settlement with the UK Gambling Commission, paying £122,835 for breaching product design standards related to slot spin speeds, but continues to expand as a content powerhouse within the Sega Sammy group.

Spreadex Ltd.
St Albans, Hertfordshire, England
Spreadex Ltd. is a British privately-held company that uniquely combines sports betting and financial trading under one account. Founded in 1999 by former City of London trader Jonathan Hufford, the company was initially based in Dunstable, Bedfordshire, before relocating its headquarters to St Albans, Hertfordshire. Spreadex is dual-regulated: its financial spread betting and CFD products are authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), while its fixed-odds sports betting and casino operations are licensed by the Gambling Commission. The company launched an online sports betting service in 2006, added a financial trading platform, and introduced fixed-odds sports betting in 2010. It has expanded through strategic client acquisitions from IG Group’s Extrabet (2011), MF Global Spreads (2012), and Cantor Index (2013). Spreadex has received industry recognition including “Best Spread Betting Platform” at the ADVFN International Finance Awards (2025, 2026) and “Best Broker for Customer Service” at the Investment Trends Leverage Trading Awards (2025). In May 2024, the company integrated its spread-betting products with TradingView. As of 2025, the company employs between 51 and 200 people and serves over 60,000 active traders. Its hybrid model – offering both sports spread betting/fixed-odds and financial spread betting/CFDs – distinguishes it as the only UK firm to combine both betting types in one account.

Stadium Technology Group
7251 Amigo Street, Suite 100, Las Vegas, NV 89119, USA
Stadium Technology Group (STG) is a privately held software company founded in 2009 and headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada. The company provides full-featured, innovative risk management software solutions to regulated gaming operators for race and sports books. Its platform is built on open architecture using Microsoft technologies, designed to be user-friendly, intuitive, and adaptive to both current operational needs and future regulatory and market demands. STG holds over 80% of the Nevada market for race and sports book management systems and has a rapidly expanding presence across the United States, serving operators in Nevada, Delaware, New Jersey, New Mexico, Illinois, Arizona, Mississippi, Michigan, Colorado, Kentucky, Oregon, and Puerto Rico. In 2019, Stadium Technology Group was acquired by Ladbrokes Coral, part of the global betting and gaming group Entain, and now operates as a key technology arm within the Entain portfolio. The company’s vision, in alignment with Entain, is to be a world leader in betting, gaming, and interactive entertainment. STG continues to support a broad range of licensed operators with its proprietary software platforms, including PrimeLine Enterprise Edition, Stadium Live, self-service betting kiosks, and race and sports contest solutions.
Spotoption
Ramat Gan, Israel
SpotOption was an Israeli financial technology company that dominated the binary options industry as the leading white-label platform provider, at its peak powering an estimated 70% of all binary options brokerages globally. Founded in the early 2010s by Pini Peter in Ramat Gan, the company offered a comprehensive turnkey solution including a customizable trading interface, backend services, payment processing, and affiliate tracking. Brokers could launch their own branded trading sites with minimal setup while SpotOption acted as the technology backbone. The company processed roughly $5 billion in trades by 2015 and expanded into CFDs, forex, and cryptocurrencies as regulatory pressure mounted. However, SpotOption became deeply entangled in the fraudulent practices rife within the binary options sector, leading to a 2018 FBI raid on its offices following Israel's nationwide ban on binary options. The U.S. SEC later charged the company and its top executives with defrauding U.S. investors of over $100 million. As of 2025, SpotOption is defunct and its operations have ceased.
SportsMillions
1 Chesterfield Street, Mayfair, London, City of, England W1J 5JF, United Kingdom
SportsMillions is a sweepstakes-style online gaming platform that merges sports prediction contests with casino-style games, operating under the free-to-play social model common in the U.S. market. Players use virtual Gold Coins for fun play and can earn Sweeps Coins redeemable for cash prizes, a structure designed to comply with sweepstakes laws rather than traditional gambling regulations. As of early 2026, SportsMillions appears to be in a pre-launch or very early launch phase; its official website displays only a “Coming Soon” landing page promising hundreds of games from world-leading providers and unbeatable rewards. Promotional codes offered by third-party affiliate sites provide new users with bonuses such as 6,000 Gold Coins plus 33 Free Sweeps Coins, indicating limited operations may have begun. The platform’s unique selling proposition is its combination of daily fantasy-style sports predictions, slot-style casino games, and social sportsbook betting within a single environment. However, concrete details about ownership, founding date, headquarters, leadership, and headcount are not publicly available, as the brand has not yet launched a full corporate website or issued press releases. Independent reviews describe SportsMillions as a relatively new entrant in the crowded sweepstakes gaming space, positioning itself as a hybrid social sportsbook and sweepstakes casino.

Sports Information Services (SIS)
Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
Sports Information Services (SIS) is a British supplier of 24/7 live betting content to retail and online bookmakers worldwide. Founded in 1986 as Satellite Information Services, the company pioneered the transmission of live horse and greyhound racing into UK betting shops following deregulation. Over nearly four decades, SIS has evolved into a diversified provider of short-form, high-frequency betting events, including virtual racing, esports (SIS Competitive Gaming), and live numbers draws (SIS 49’s). The company delivers an end-to-end solution combining live video, commentary, data feeds, on-screen graphics, and trading services, enabling operators to offer engaging content with betting opportunities every few minutes. SIS partners with more than 400 customers across 50 countries and delivers over 630,000 betting events annually. Its content is distributed to retail betting shops, online platforms, and international markets, with a strong presence in the UK, Ireland, Europe, and emerging markets. The company operates from its headquarters in Milton Keynes, UK, employing approximately 400 staff and maintaining its position as a trusted partner in the regulated gambling industry.

Spinza Ltd
Malta
Spinza Ltd is a privately held game studio focused on developing high-definition video slots for both free-to-play and real-money online gambling markets. Positioning itself as a progressive studio, the company emphasises cross-platform delivery to provide seamless player experiences across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. Its core strengths lie in an in-house mathematics team responsible for RNG‑certified algorithms, hand‑drawn game art digitised from original illustrations, and a development team based in Slovenia using cutting‑edge technology. The company’s staff collectively boast over ten years of industry experience. Headquartered in Malta, Spinza operates as a small entity with an estimated 2–10 employees, according to its LinkedIn profile. Although the studio markets itself with an Australian identity, its official headquarters is listed as Malta. Spinza does not publicly disclose its founding year, founding location, or the names of founders or C‑level executives. Its game portfolio is promoted as a library of HD video slots with original mechanics and immersive art, but no specific game titles are named. The company’s online presence is minimal, with no separate press section or announcements of partnerships or funding rounds.

Sportnco
Labège, Occitanie, France
Sportnco is a French B2B sportsbook and iGaming platform provider founded in 2008 as the business-to-business division of Groupe France Pari. The company develops proprietary sports betting software and offers end-to-end turnkey solutions for regulated markets, covering odds compilation, trading, risk management, and player account management. Headquartered in Labège, Occitanie, France, Sportnco holds licenses in multiple jurisdictions including France, Spain, Belgium, Portugal, Greece, and Colombia, and has expanded into select U.S. states. In February 2022, the company was acquired by Gaming Innovation Group (GiG) for an initial €51.37 million, creating a combined entity licensed in 25 markets with about 55 clients. With over 140 employees across offices in France, Spain, and Ceuta, Sportnco continues to operate as a distinct brand under GiG, led by founder Hervé Schlosser. Its platform is used by operators in more than a dozen regulated jurisdictions, underpinning its reputation as a reliable sportsbook technology provider for the regulated iGaming industry.
SportsbookCloud Ltd
Birmingham, United Kingdom
SportsbookCloud Ltd is a UK-based B2B iGaming technology company that delivers a massively scalable, omni-channel sports betting platform designed for operators of all sizes. The platform runs on a private cloud infrastructure powered by IBM, enabling low-latency processing of over 10,000 bets per second and serving more than 2,000 markets on 20,000+ monthly live events. It provides a single-wallet solution across web, mobile, and retail environments, with support for multiple currencies, languages, and jurisdictions. The company has earned Betradar Gold Certified Partner status for 2018-2019 across several categories including pre-match and live betting. Beyond sports betting, its product suite extends to casino (600+ RNG slots and 20 live casino tables), live casino, eSports, virtual sports, and financial betting. SportsbookCloud also offers a complete retail shop solution ranging from flagship stores to single terminals, along with professional services like 24/7/365 monitoring, in-house risk management, and drag-and-drop migration from legacy platforms. The company targets both established and regulated markets and operates with a hierarchical franchise/agent system. Its registered office is in Birmingham, United Kingdom.
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