Platform Provider

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  BETAPI

  Argentina

  BETAPI is a B2B technology company headquartered in Argentina that provides a comprehensive sports betting data API and iGaming platform solutions for bookmakers and operators worldwide. The company specializes in delivering real-time pre-match and live odds data, sports event feeds, and integration tools that enable operators to power their betting platforms with reliable, low-latency data. Its core product is a RESTful API covering a wide range of sports—including football, volleyball, and cricket—supporting both pre-match and live betting scenarios. BETAPI positions itself as a flexible, white-label solution for emerging and established betting businesses seeking to scale without building costly in-house data infrastructure. The company targets the Latin American and global iGaming markets, having exhibited at SAGSE, the largest gaming exposition for Latin America, in both 2023 and 2024. Its focus on ease of integration, data accuracy, and 24/7 technical support has made it a niche player in the competitive sports betting API segment. While relatively low-profile in the broader iGaming space, BETAPI’s growing footprint among Latin American bookmakers is evidenced by its dedicated documentation site and industry event presence.

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  Atlas-IAC

  Kyiv, Ukraine

  Atlas-IAC, operating since May 2024 under the brand Atlaslive, is a B2B iGaming technology provider delivering a comprehensive all-in-one platform for sportsbook and casino operations. The company positions itself as an automation-first partner, offering white-label and turnkey solutions enabling operators to launch and scale within weeks. Its platform boasts 99.9% uptime and supports over 40 million users with access to more than 16,000 casino games. The team brings over 100 years of combined industry experience, focusing on transparency and operator growth. Headquartered in Kyiv, Ukraine, and led by CEO Maxim Slobodyanyuk, Atlaslive underwent a strategic rebrand in 2024 partnering with the Banda agency to refresh its visual identity. Its proprietary risk management, fraud prevention, and anti-cheat systems make it a trusted partner for scalable iGaming infrastructure.

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  Atlaslive

  Lisbon, Portugal

  Atlaslive is a B2B iGaming technology provider headquartered in Lisbon, Portugal, that delivers a unified, modular platform for sportsbook and casino operations. Founded in 2019, the company has grown to a team of 201–500 employees and serves over 40 million users through its proprietary core platform. Atlaslive’s solution integrates sportsbook API integration, a casino core with more than 16,000 games, a bonus engine, payment systems, risk management and anti-fraud tools, mobile apps, business analytics, retail CRM, and CMS – all designed to be configured and scaled rapidly. The platform boasts 99.9% uptime and is built to go live in weeks rather than months, supporting both white-label and turnkey deployments. Atlaslive has been recognised with multiple industry awards, including “Rising Star in Sports Betting Technology” (2024) and “Best Sports Betting Provider” (2024), and has been shortlisted for “Breakthrough Company of the Year” at the Global Gaming Awards EMEA 2026. The company is expanding aggressively into Latin America, the Balkan region, Spain, and Brazil, leveraging deep localisation and future-proof compliance tools.

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  Aspect Gaming

  Macao, Macao

  Aspect Gaming is a privately held, GLI-certified provider of server-based gaming platforms and content that serves the convergence of land-based, online, mobile, and social casino markets. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Macao, the company has grown from a niche Asian-focused software house into a supplier with a substantial client base among top casinos globally. Its central offering is a server‑based gaming system that allows operators to centrally manage and update electronic gaming machine content across an entire floor, while also supporting remote deployment of online and mobile HTML5 games. The product library is heavily weighted toward Asian‑themed titles (slots, baccarat, and other table games), reflecting the company’s deep roots in the Macao and broader Asia‑Pacific markets. A notable milestone was the 2019 acquisition of Longshot Interactive, which added proprietary baccarat games to the portfolio. Aspect Gaming has raised approximately $18 M in venture funding from GSR Ventures and Tenaya Capital, and its current headcount is estimated between 51 and 200 employees. The company remains privately held and continues to expand its regulated‑market footprint through GLI‑compliant hardware and software solutions designed for both physical casinos and digital platforms.

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  AspireGlobal

  Attard, Malta

  AspireGlobal (Aspire Global plc) is a Malta-based B2B iGaming platform provider established in 2005. It delivers a comprehensive turnkey solution for online casino and sportsbook operators, serving regulated and emerging markets worldwide. The company's offering includes a proprietary technical platform, over 170 white-label casino brands, a sportsbook module, a game aggregator, and managed services such as payments, compliance, and marketing. AspireGlobal holds licenses in multiple jurisdictions including the UK, Malta, Sweden, Denmark, Belgium, and Italy, and has expanded into Latin America, Africa, and Asia. In 2021 it was acquired by NeoGames S.A., which itself was acquired by Aristocrat Leisure in 2023. Although its independent identity has diminished, the AspireGlobal platform continues to support hundreds of operator partners, maintaining a significant presence in the iGaming supply chain.

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  Arriwo Betting & Gambling Software Provider

  Schottegatweg Oost 10, Unit 1-9, Bon Bini Business Center, Willemstad, Curaçao

  Arriwo is a Curaçao-based B2B iGaming software provider offering turnkey solutions for sports betting, online casino, and content management systems. The company positions itself as a responsible and innovative partner, enabling operators to launch and scale their iGaming platforms in line with target market requirements. According to its listing on iGamingSuppliers.com, Arriwo delivers sportsbook software that provides players with a superb experience, world-class gaming products to engage players, and a proprietary Classic CMS for platform administration. The company’s headquarters are located at the Bon Bini Business Center in Willemstad, Curaçao, a common jurisdiction for iGaming licensing and operations. While the company appears to serve a niche segment of the iGaming supply chain, publicly available information about its founding history, team size, and executive leadership is extremely limited. The absence of press coverage, partnership announcements, or funding news suggests Arriwo may be a smaller or early-stage provider focused on the emerging markets accessible via its Curaçao license.

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  Arland Gaming Solutions

  Graz, Austria

  Arland Gaming Solutions is a B2B technology provider serving the online gambling industry, with a primary focus on sports betting software and complete gaming platform solutions. Founded in 1997 and headquartered in Graz, Austria, the company has operated for over two decades as a strategic partner for gaming operators, leveraging its Bookmaker NEXT Platform to deliver end-to-end solutions that include sportsbook management, virtual sports marketing, and regulatory compliance consultancy. The company’s technology supports multi-channel betting collection across branches, online, and mobile interfaces, and it offers a Betradar Gold Certified software suite for sports betting and online casino integration. Arland Gaming Solutions was acquired by ComeOn Group on 26 October 2023, marking a significant consolidation in the iGaming supply sector. Despite the acquisition, the company continues to operate under its own brand, providing cost-effective, scalable solutions for operators entering regulated markets. The company’s team of highly qualified experts draws on experience from over 100 completed projects, positioning Arland as a niche but established player in the mid-tier iGaming software landscape. With a lean headcount of approximately eight employees, the firm focuses on delivering tailored, turnkey solutions rather than mass-market products, emphasising compliance and operational efficiency for its clients.

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  Apricot Investments Limited

  2nd Floor, Twenty‑Six Belmont Terrace, Douglas, IM1 4NH, Isle of Man

  Apricot Investments Limited is the corporate entity that now owns and operates the iGaming technology platform originally built by industry pioneer Microgaming. Rebranded in 2025 after a strategic restructuring that began in 2018, the company supplies a turnkey casino and sportsbook platform to over 350 gaming operators worldwide. Its core offering, the Apricot Platform, enables operators to integrate a vast library of third‑party and proprietary games, manage player accounts, and run responsible gambling tools. Headquartered in Douglas, Isle of Man, Apricot holds a remote casino licence from the UK Gambling Commission and leverages more than three decades of experience in online gambling technology. The company positions itself as a B2B partner focused on security, adaptability, and regulatory compliance, with a forward‑looking emphasis on artificial intelligence and deeper industry partnerships. Despite the name change, its history remains rooted in Microgaming’s founding in 1994, and it continues to operate under several recognized trading names.

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  Addus Technologies

  Madurai, India

  Addus Technologies is a blockchain and Web3 development company that provides end-to-end services for building decentralized applications (dApps), smart contracts, cryptocurrency exchanges, and Web3 wallets. Founded in 2018 and based in Madurai, India, the company positions itself as a provider of ready-made blockchain products with a focus on accelerating time-to-market for clients in the crypto and metaverse space. Its service portfolio spans private blockchain development, metaverse integration using VR, AR, AI, and IoT, NFT marketplace creation, and secure wallet development for both DeFi and CeFi platforms. Addus Technologies markets itself as a one-stop solution for entrepreneurs looking to launch crypto exchange platforms or integrate Web3 functionality into existing businesses. The company is privately held and bootstrapped, with no disclosed external funding. Team size is estimated between 41 and 60 employees, led by founder Priya Balan. Despite a modest public profile, Addus Technologies remains a niche player emphasizing pre-built product offerings and round-the-clock support to differentiate itself in the competitive blockchain development sector.

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  Aqbay

  Main street, london, London, City of, England, United Kingdom

  Aqbay is a B2B enterprise iGaming platform provider that develops and delivers sportsbook software, casino software, and complete iGaming platforms and solutions. Positioned as a "next-generation" technology company, it offers both custom-built and white-label solutions tailored for operators targeting regulated markets. Its platform suite includes sportsbook feeds, live betting, payment integrations, CRM, affiliate management, and player wallet functionality. Aqbay emphasizes compliance with regulatory requirements, though specific licensed jurisdictions are not publicly detailed. The company serves as a technology partner rather than an operator, focusing on software development and platform provisioning for casino and sportsbook businesses worldwide. Its website and associated materials position Aqbay as a trusted provider for operators seeking to launch or upgrade their online gambling offerings with a modular, scalable technology stack. The company's brand presence is limited compared to larger iGaming providers, suggesting it may be a smaller or emerging player in the B2B space.

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  Apps Leagues

  15255 Gulf Freeway, Houston, Texas 77034

  LeagueApps is a comprehensive youth sports management platform founded in 2010 by Brian Litvack. The company provides an all‑in‑one software solution that enables clubs, camps, tournaments, and leagues to handle registration, payments, communications, scheduling, reporting, facility management, and website design. LeagueApps markets itself as the “most comprehensive” platform in youth sports, integrating with numerous third‑party tools and offering championship‑level customer support 365 days a year. Its mission centers on empowering communities to create exceptional sports experiences for all, and it has grown to serve thousands of organizations across the United States. In addition to its core platform, LeagueApps runs the NextUp platform, which serves as the professional home of the youth sports industry, focusing on business development, community building, and industry events. The leadership team is led by co‑founder and CEO Brian Litvack, along with President Jeremy Goldberg. The company is privately held and has not publicly disclosed funding rounds or valuation, but its continued expansion and partnership with nonprofit initiatives like the FundPlay Foundation and Play Sports Coalition underscore its influence in the youth sports ecosystem.

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  AngelsHub

  St. Julian's, Malta

  AngelsHub is a privately held international technology and service provider that has served the online gaming industry for over two decades. Headquartered in St. Julian's, Malta, the company began as a small reseller and evolved into a full-service platform provider offering flexible, modular solutions for online casino and sportsbook operators. Its product suite includes white-label turnkey casinos, end-to-end turnkey packages, cloud-based SaaS platforms, and dedicated cryptocurrency services. With a team of 11–50 employees, AngelsHub emphasizes a customer-first approach and deep industry expertise. The company is also active in start-up investment, as highlighted in a Gambling Insider article, and maintains a presence on LinkedIn and iGaming supplier directories. Despite its lengthy track record, AngelsHub remains a relatively low-profile B2B supplier, focusing on tailored solutions rather than mass-market brand recognition.