IT & Software Services
Companies offering it & software services in the iGaming industry — 337 listed.

Dolby Optiview
1275 Market Street, San Francisco, California 94103, United States
Dolby OptiView is a technology foundation and product suite developed by Dolby Laboratories, launched in 2025 as the successor to THEOplayer, which Dolby had previously acquired and rebranded. The platform is designed to power immersive, interactive live sports streaming experiences for service providers, rights holders, broadcasters, and sports betting operators. It combines low-latency streaming, cross-device synchronization, personalized fan engagement, and seamless ad integration into a single offering. Core components include the OptiView Player for cross-platform video playback, the OptiView Live-streaming solution for real-time or near-real-time delivery, the OptiView Ads engine for just-in-time ad conformance, and the Open Video UI library for customizable player interfaces. The solution is specifically optimized for live sports, addressing the need for synchronized viewing across screens, social interactivity, and monetization through targeted advertising and betting integration. OptiView operates as a business unit within Dolby's Cloud Solutions division, led by Senior Vice President Giles Baker. The platform leverages Dolby's deep expertise in audio and imaging, supporting Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision to deliver superior quality. Already highlighted at NAB 2026, Dolby OptiView is being adopted by streaming platforms and rights holders looking to differentiate their live sports offerings.

Evenbetgame
Birkirkara, Malta
EvenBet Gaming is a B2B iGaming software provider founded in 2001, specializing in online poker solutions. Headquartered in Birkirkara, Malta, the company has delivered over 200 poker projects across 41 countries and processes more than 48 million registered players on its software. EvenBet offers a comprehensive poker platform with 40+ card games, along with a unified iGaming platform and aggregator that integrates casino games, sports betting, and essential back-office tools such as payments, KYC, CRM, and affiliate management. The platform supports web, desktop, and mobile clients, and includes interactive features like video chat and bomb pots to boost player engagement. EvenBet also provides a dedicated crypto poker solution for operators embracing blockchain-based gaming. Holding multiple licenses including Malta Gaming Authority, the company serves a global client base and attends major iGaming conferences. A recent leadership change saw founder Dmitry Starostenkov succeeded by Johann Bordais as CEO. EvenBet continues to expand its product suite and publishes thought leadership reports such as iGaming Future 2026, guiding operator strategy.
Gartner
Stamford, Connecticut, United States
Gartner, Inc. is a globally recognized research and advisory firm headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut, offering objective, actionable insights on business and technology to executives and their teams. Founded in 1979 by Gideon Gartner and David Stein, the company originally focused on providing IT industry research and analysis for buyers and sellers of computer hardware. Over four decades, Gartner has evolved into a $6.5 billion (2025 revenue) publicly traded enterprise (NYSE: IT) with more than 20,000 employees operating in 90 countries. Its core services span three segments: research, consulting, and conferences. Gartner’s research portfolio includes iconic frameworks such as the **Magic Quadrant** and **Hype Cycle**, which are widely used by organizations to assess technology vendors and anticipate market maturity. The firm serves a diverse clientele comprising large corporations, government agencies, technology vendors, and investment firms. Gartner also offers **Peer Insights**, an online platform where verified users review enterprise software and services, and conducts high‑profile annual conferences (e.g., Gartner IT Symposium/Xpo) that attract thousands of CIOs and senior IT leaders. With a mission to deliver "actionable, objective insight," Gartner is considered a leading authority on technology trends, strategic sourcing, and digital transformation.

LottoShield
San Ramon, California, United States
LottoShield is a privately held B2B software company headquartered in San Ramon, California, founded in 2019. The company provides a cloud-based lottery management and loss prevention platform purpose-built for convenience stores, fuel retailers, and other businesses that sell state lottery tickets. By integrating directly with state lottery systems and point-of-sale (POS) platforms such as National Retail Solutions (NRS) and PDI Technologies, LottoShield automates inventory tracking, employee accountability, and reconciliation. The platform is trusted by thousands of retail locations across the United States and has been shown to reduce lottery-related theft by up to 95% while saving store operators hours of manual work each week. LottoShield operates with a lean team of 11–50 employees and has grown through strategic partnerships and direct state lottery integrations. The company is led by co-founders Reza Mahmoodi (CEO), Mehdi Mahmoodi, and Seb K. (CTO). Notable clients include H&S Energy and Jernigan Oil, who have reported significant operational savings. LottoShield continues to expand its integrations and recently announced a strategic collaboration with PDI Technologies in July 2025.

Praptidhi Consulting
Vikaspuri, New Delhi, India
Praptidhi Consulting is a boutique technology and consulting firm headquartered in New Delhi, India, that focuses exclusively on iGaming software development and digital transformation. Founded in 2021, the company operates as a self-owned entity with a headcount of 2–10 employees, positioning itself as a nimble white-label iGaming platform provider. Its core offering is a customizable online casino platform equipped with real-time game modules, payment gateway integrations, KYC verification, risk management controls, and administrative analytics dashboards. Despite a polished website showcasing these products, Praptidhi maintains a minimal online footprint: no named executives, founders, or leadership are disclosed anywhere, and the company has no visible partnerships, client references, or independent reviews. This opacity, combined with its very small team size, raises important due diligence considerations for potential B2B clients. The company's primary service vertical is the online gambling and betting industry, and it claims support for multiple languages, currencies, and RNG compliance, though no verifiable licensing or technical certifications are publicly available.
Gamb&IT Consult is a pan-African legal, tax, and corporate advisory firm founded in 2015, specializing in iGaming, payments and cryptocurrency, forex, and healthcare industries. The company provides consulting services to businesses seeking to enter or expand across Africa, drawing on a network of over 50 specialist lawyers and maintaining offices in three African countries. Its services span professional legal consultations, dispute resolution, licensing and permit acquisition, tax optimization, intellectual property protection, business formation, recruitment, HR processes, payment system configuration, and marketing campaigns. Gamb&IT Consult positions itself as a strategic partner for gambling operators, payment solution providers, and enterprises navigating Africa’s complex regulatory and cultural terrain. The firm is privately held and has not publicly disclosed funding rounds or major partnerships. While its LinkedIn profile lists 11–50 employees, the affiliated website gambit-africa.com mentions over 100 local experts across Africa, likely reflecting the broader Gamb&IT Group. The company’s primary competitive advantage is its pan-African reach and specialized focus on heavily regulated industries, though limited public information on leadership and office locations poses challenges for due diligence.

Yahoo
Sunnyvale, California, USA
Yahoo is an American web portal and online services company that has been a staple of the internet since its founding in 1994. Originally created as a human-edited web directory by Stanford University graduate students Jerry Yang and David Filo, it quickly became one of the first popular online directories and search engines. Over three decades, Yahoo evolved into a broad digital ecosystem offering email (Yahoo Mail), news aggregation, financial data and tools (Yahoo Finance), sports coverage (Yahoo Sports), search (Yahoo Search), and advertising solutions. Following a series of ownership changes, Yahoo is now operated by Yahoo! Inc., which is 90% owned by Apollo Global Management and 10% by Verizon. Headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, the company remains a significant player in digital media and advertising, reaching hundreds of millions of monthly users globally. Its current CEO, Jim Lanzone, leads a management team focused on leveraging Yahoo’s iconic brands and data-driven advertising platform in an increasingly competitive market.
Digi Africa is a technology-driven insurance provider operating across Africa, offering a fully digital platform for individuals and businesses to obtain insurance coverage, manage policies, and file claims entirely online or via smartphone. The company positions itself as a modern alternative to traditional insurance models, emphasizing flexibility, affordability, and comprehensive coverage. Its digital-first approach aims to lower barriers to insurance access, particularly in underserved or previously unbanked segments of the African population. While the company’s exact founding year, headquarters location, and employee count are not publicly available, its website and Instagram presence indicate an active commercial operation focusing on retail and possibly small-to-medium enterprise insurance products. Digi Africa leverages mobile and web technology to streamline the entire insurance lifecycle—from quote generation and policy purchase to premium payment and claims processing. Operating in a competitive insurtech landscape, the company faces rivals like Turaco and Aella, yet its tagline “Illuminating the path to peace of mind with tailored insurance solutions & expert guidance” underscores a customer-centric, advisory-oriented approach.

Blue Global Gaming
Mexico City, Mexico
Blue Global Gaming is a strategic advisory firm founded in 2017 and headquartered in Mexico City, specializing in the iGaming and sports betting sectors of Mexico and Latin America. With a lean team of 2 to 10 employees, the company provides market intelligence, regulatory navigation, and business development support to international operators, technology providers, and investors seeking entry or expansion in the region. The firm positions itself as a bridge between global innovation and local execution, leveraging deep knowledge of the Mexican gaming industry and over two decades of combined international experience. Notably, Blue Global Gaming does not develop its own gaming products or platforms but focuses exclusively on bespoke consulting and corporate advisory services, making it a trusted partner for navigating regulatory complexities and operational challenges in one of the world’s most dynamic gaming regions. Its founders, Rosa Ochoa and Tina Katanic, bring extensive industry expertise to guide clients in reducing uncertainty and accelerating sustainable growth.

Quantum
San Jose, California, USA
Quantum Corporation is an established provider of end-to-end, tiered data infrastructure solutions designed to move data to the most appropriate storage tier at the optimal time, balancing performance, cost, and energy efficiency. With more than 45 years in the industry, the company serves thousands of customers across genomics, media and entertainment, public safety, autonomous vehicles, and enterprise IT. Quantum’s platform leverages AI to tag, catalog, and index unstructured data, enabling organizations to fuel AI models, inform business decisions, and innovate products. The company’s portfolio spans all-flash storage for demanding workloads, durable data lakes and private clouds for training AI, cost-effective archiving for long-term retention, and backup solutions with instant recovery and cyber resilience. Quantum also offers flexible pay-as-you-go subscription options to align with evolving data and budgetary needs. Headquartered in San Jose, California, Quantum has built a reputation for helping organizations keep data secure, accessible, and ready for emerging use cases.
Quod Bonum Consulting
Hagfors, Värmland, Sweden
Quod Bonum Consulting is a niche, single-person consultancy founded in 2019 and based in Hagfors, Sweden. The firm specialises in the iGaming, online gambling, lottery, and telecommunications sectors, offering high-level advisory services in public affairs, regulatory compliance, licensing applications, and business development. Operating as a sole proprietorship, it provides bespoke strategic guidance to clients navigating highly regulated markets, with a particular focus on the Dutch online gambling landscape. The consultancy has been referenced by the Australian Embassy in the Netherlands for its work on digital interventions aimed at reducing gambling harms, indicating practical engagement with responsible gaming initiatives. Despite its minimal public footprint—no official website and only a LinkedIn company page—the firm leverages deep knowledge of European gambling regulation and telecom interconnection. Its hands-on experience includes building a mobile telecom start-up in Trinidad & Tobago from concept to successful operation. Quod Bonum Consulting is best suited for clients seeking personalised, high-touch advisory services in complex, regulated industries.

NBO
Cambodia
NBO is a small technology company that designs and manufactures modular workspace solutions for musicians, creators, and technicians. Founded in 2019 by Alan Murray and headquartered in Cambodia, the company's flagship product, the Oneboard, is a steel-built ergonomic tray that mounts on stands or tubes to hold tablets, drumsticks, drinks, and other essentials. NBO operates with just two employees and reached $151,300 in annual recurring revenue by April 2021, with a post-money valuation of $453,800. Despite its hardware focus, the company's revenue model draws from recurring streams, possibly through accessories or warranties. Its products are sold direct-to-consumer and through retail partners, targeting drummers, sound engineers, and streamers who need quick access to tools while minimizing physical strain.
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SBC Summit iGaming Track to Focus on Invisible KYC and AI-Driven Design
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