Operator
Companies offering operator in the iGaming industry — 486 listed.
Playdoit
Mexico City, Mexico
Playdoit is a Mexico-based online gambling operator that has established itself as a dominant native brand in the country’s fast-growing digital gaming market. Launched in 2014, the platform offers a full-spectrum iGaming experience, including sports betting across major leagues, a casino with over 400 slot and table games, live dealer options, and a dedicated mobile application. Unlike many international operators, Playdoit positions itself as a “100% Mexican” brand, registered and licensed in Mexico, and has built strong local recognition through sponsorships such as its official partnership with Liga MX club Club de Futbol Necaxa. The company is owned and operated by Atracciones America, S.A. de C.V., a Mexican holding company, and is headed by CEO Jorge Salomón Bitar Iduñate. In recent years, Playdoit has aggressively expanded its content library through strategic partnerships with leading game suppliers, including Ainsworth Game Technology and 7777 gaming, integrating both classic land-based titles and new digital-first slots. The operator’s focus on rapid withdrawals, localized customer support, and a modern user interface has helped it capture a significant share of Mexico’s regulated online gambling market. With a clear emphasis on mobile-first engagement, Playdoit continues to invest in technology and partnerships to strengthen its competitive edge in the Latin American iGaming landscape.

Olybet
Pronksi tn 19, 10124 Tallinn, Estonia
OlyBet is a leading European online gambling and sports entertainment brand owned by Olympic Entertainment Group (OEG) and its parent Odyssey Europe AS. Established in 2010 as Olympic-Online, the platform offers sports betting, online casino, live dealer games, poker, eSports wagering, and free-to-play contests. The brand extends into land-based entertainment through Olympic Casino venues, OlyBet Sport Bars, and OlyBet Bar & Grill, and even has a proprietary energy drink line. Licensed by the Estonian Tax and Customs Board, OlyBet serves customers across Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Croatia, Spain, and France, with a strong Baltic and Central European presence. It aggregates content from top providers like Microgaming, Playtech, and NetEnt, and partners exclusively with GGNetwork for poker. Known for its 'Passion Meets Play' ethos, OlyBet hosts major live poker events such as the OlyBet Showdown and Kings of Tallinn festival. The company is headquartered in Tallinn, Estonia, and its leadership underwent restructuring after OEG's acquisition by Novalpina in 2018, with Corey Plummer appointed CEO. Despite being a major regional player, OlyBet competes with global giants like Bet365 and Unibet, differentiating through its integrated land-based and online ecosystem.
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Tonybet World Cup Card Collection Yields Golden Prize Winner in Canada
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bet-at-home Deploys Fast Track for Unified Player Engagement Across Sportsbook and Casino
bet-at-home has integrated Fast Track's platform to manage player engagement across its sportsbook and casino, deploying AI-driven CRM workflows and a unified customer model across regulated European markets.

Monarch Casino & Resort posts record Q2 revenue and strong H1 growth
Monarch Casino & Resort reported record Q2 revenue of $142.6m and a 28.3% rise in H1 net income to $60.1m, driven by strong casino, hotel, and food & beverage segments.

MGM Grand Detroit names new table games and slot operations VPs
MGM Grand Detroit has appointed Eric Sprague as VP of Table Game Operations and Terry Briggs as VP of Slot Operations, both bringing extensive casino experience to the property.

IGT to Deploy 720 VLTs Across Saskatchewan Under Renewed WCLC Agreement
IGT will supply 720 Sierra27 VLTs (CrystalDual 27 cabinets) to WCLC for Saskatchewan retailers in 2026, featuring new games and enhanced hardware. Separately, IGT confirmed plans to close its electronic table games division by mid-2027.

UK Retailer Loses Licence After Inconsistent Accounts of Mispaid Lottery Ticket
Sandwell Council revoked Best One Store's licence after the shop supervisor admitted stealing a £920 winning lottery ticket and gave inconsistent accounts of the incident, while the council noted that CCTV footage had been destroyed and terminal prompts were ignored.

DraftKings Casino Launches Lightning Link Across Six Markets, Teams with Influencer Brian Christopher
DraftKings Casino has rolled out Aristocrat’s Lightning Link slot across six jurisdictions and partnered with influencer Brian Christopher for content and live events. Separately, Michigan regulators approved a multi-state online poker launch for DraftKings.

PrizePicks appoints Peter Andreu as Senior Director of Revenue Operations
Peter Andreu has joined PrizePicks as Senior Director of Revenue Operations, bringing over seven years of experience from BetMGM. He will work alongside key executives and help drive the operator's partnerships, including its recently announced deal with the Atlanta Hawks and State Farm Arena.

Venezuela iGaming Set to Rebound After Earthquakes and Political Shift
Despite devastating earthquakes that killed thousands and delayed the country's first gaming expo, Venezuela's iGaming market is poised for expansion following US sanctions relief and political change, with projections of $500-700 million in annual GGR within five years.

Super Technologies Secures Brussels Casino License Amid Belgian Market Downturn
Super Technologies won a tender to operate Brussels Casino from 2027, expanding its Belgian land-based presence despite a 4.86% decline in national GGR and new regulatory restrictions, while channelisation challenges persist with younger players moving to unlicensed operators.

KSA Fines Casino Zoetermeer €21,500 for Cruks Compliance Failure
The KSA has fined Casino Zoetermeer €21,500 for failing to check the Cruks self-exclusion register, allowing two barred individuals to gamble. The original €25,000 penalty was reduced by a court due to excessive procedural delays.