Turbo Stars

History and Background

Turbo Stars was launched in 2020, entering the iGaming infrastructure market with a focus on building a single-stack solution that could handle casino, sportsbook, and emerging verticals like prediction markets. The founding team brought over eight years of combined experience in PAMs, sportsbooks, wallets, and compliance layers across regulated markets. From the outset, the company adopted a B2B-only philosophy, designing its products to meet the needs of licensed operators rather than serving end-users directly.

The company’s early years were marked by the development of its core platform, which integrated a shared wallet, player management, and risk management capabilities. By 2025, Turbo Stars had expanded its product line to include a dedicated sportsbook engine (Turbo Sports) and a prediction-market solution (Polybetting). The game aggregation hub T-Hub was scaled to over 10,000 titles, and the platform achieved certification in 14 jurisdictions, including Curaçao.

Products and Platforms

Turbo Stars offers four principal products, all built on a common technology stack. The Turbo Platform is a casino-focused player account management (PAM) system that includes a modular wallet, a CRM engine, a bonus management system, fraud orchestration, KYC tools, and AI-driven personalisation. The platform is designed for high conversion and long-term player value, with GEO-specific localisation and a personal AI assistant.

Turbo Sports is a sportsbook solution with a fully integrated UI. Key features include quick bets, one-click betting, swipe betting, a pre-assembled bet builder, and abandoned cart recovery across both sportsbook and casino verticals. The trading engine (v3.0) uses AI for odds generation and risk management. Polybetting is a prediction-market product that aggregates liquidity from multiple sources, starting with Polymarket. The solution includes a full operator stack with UI, analytics, risk, reporting, and marketing funnels. T-Hub is a game aggregation platform that offers over 10,000 games from various providers under a single contract and single billing, certified per market.

Business Model and Market Position

Turbo Stars operates exclusively as a B2B infrastructure provider. It does not hold a gambling licence for end-user operations, nor does it accept deposits or wagers. Instead, it contracts with licensed operators who deploy the Turbo Stars stack to power their own brands. The company’s incentives are tied to operator uptime and long-term platform contracts, rather than player acquisition.

The platform is aimed at Tier-1 and Tier-2 operators in LATAM, Europe, Africa, and Asia. Turbo Stars claims a 5.5× click-to-registration conversion rate compared to legacy platforms, a 170% 12-month ROI on media buy, and a month-5 full media-buy payback with a $550 LTV over 12 months per player.

Regulatory and Compliance

Compliance is a core architectural principle. Every product ships with KYC, AML, RG tools, geo-gating, and audit logs. The platform is certified across 14 jurisdictions, and the company’s legal framework explicitly states that Turbo Stars contracts only with licensed operators and does not accept end-user accounts or deposits.

Awards and Recognition

In 2026, Turbo Stars was shortlisted at the SBC Awards in the Innovation in B2B Platform category. It also won several Hipther awards: Best Casino Aggregator (Baltics & Nordics), Rising Star in iGaming (Baltics & Nordics), Best iGaming CEO (Baltics & Nordics), and Best AI-Driven Product Innovation (CEE). Additional shortlists included Best Interactive Sportsbook Experience (SiGMA Asia) and Best Emerging Platform Provider (SiGMA Asia).

Engineering and Team

As of early 2026, Turbo Stars employs approximately 125 people. The team is expanding in engineering and compliance, with active hiring across platform, payments, and AI-risk roles. The company’s platform is maintained by an internal QA pipeline and has shipped multiple major updates in 2025–2026, including the Turbo Sports trading engine v3.0 and cross-sell wallet GA. The engineering organization continues to scale to support growing operator demand across multiple jurisdictions.