iGaming Companies Directory
4733 companies across live casino, slots, payments, operators, and more.
888Africa
Gibraltar
888AFRICA is a joint venture formed in March 2022 between 888 Holdings (now part of Evoke plc) and a group of experienced digital gaming executives. The company licenses 888’s world-class betting and gaming brands to operate in selected regulated markets across Africa, with operational hubs in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, and Nairobi, Kenya. Its product range includes online sportsbook, casino, live dealer, virtual sports, and free-to-play games, delivered via Sportingtech's platform. Initially launched in four markets, 888AFRICA now operates in Mozambique, Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, Malawi, and Angola, with additional licences in the DRC. In 2024, it acquired BetLion, adding over three million registered customers. The company has experienced customer growth of over 800% since launch. Its brands include 888bet and BetLion, and it uses Optimove for CRM marketing. The leadership is headed by CEO Christopher Coyne, with a team of senior executives from The Stars Group, Premier Bet, and Editec Online.
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Juice Bet
New York, New York, USA
Juice Reel is a mobile-first sports bet tracking and analytics platform that has built the world’s first verified picks marketplace. By syncing directly with over 300 sportsbooks, the app automatically imports every bet a user places—wins and losses alike—eliminating the self-reporting and cherry-picking that plague traditional handicapper marketplaces. The result is a transparent, merit-based ecosystem where bettors can see verifiable profit, ROI, and full bet histories for any public capper, and where sellers are ranked by actual sportsbook-verified performance rather than marketing hype. Trusted by more than 250,000 bettors and tracking over 60 million bets, Juice Reel combines automatic bet tracking with AI-generated picks, odds comparison, and same-game parlay analysis. The company’s core innovation is the elimination of “scam cappers”: because every wager is synced straight from a connected sportsbook account, losing bets cannot be hidden. This transparency has positioned Juice Reel as a trusted intermediary between retail bettors and professional handicappers, effectively legitimizing the sports picks industry. Founded and led by Ricky Gold, the company operates primarily from the New York City area and distributes its app free on iOS and Android, monetising through subscriptions and marketplace transactions. Juice Reel is a key player in the fast-growing sports betting technology space, serving both casual bettors seeking data-driven insights and serious cappers looking to monetise their verified track records.
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Yaani Digital Limited
Nairobi, Kenya
Yaani Digital Limited is a performance-driven digital marketing agency founded in 2017 and headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya, with additional offices in Tanzania and Zambia. The agency specializes in data- and technology-enabled marketing solutions for small to medium-sized enterprises and mid-market businesses, focusing on delivering measurable, revenue-linked outcomes. Its service suite includes SEO, paid media, lead generation, conversion rate optimization, UI/UX design, website development, data analysis, and market intelligence. Yaani Digital is particularly noted for its expertise in the iGaming and sports betting vertical, claiming over 1,340% organic growth for sports betting clients and an 87.19% growth rate for fintech clients. The company also operates the AnyDigital programmatic advertising platform, which provides reach across Asian publishers. Founded by James Tumbo, who continues to serve as CEO, Yaani Digital positions itself as a partner that turns marketing budgets into revenue through AI-driven campaigns and funnel optimization.
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Betking
Lagos, Nigeria
BetKing is a leading African sports betting and iGaming operator, founded in February 2018 by Byron Petzer and Adekunle Adeniji. Headquartered operationally in Lagos, Nigeria, with corporate offices in London, the company quickly expanded through a network of over 2,000 retail shops and a robust mobile/online platform. BetKing offers pre-match and live betting on football, basketball, tennis, and other sports, alongside an online casino with slots, table games, and live dealer options, as well as virtual sports. Its agent network programme allows entrepreneurs to run franchised BetKing shops, driving rapid growth across Nigeria and Kenya. In 2020, MultiChoice, the South African media giant, acquired a significant minority stake (around 49%) in BetKing’s parent company KingMakers, providing capital for further expansion. The brand is widely recognized for its high-profile ambassador, Nigerian football legend Jay‑Jay Okocha, and differentiates itself with competitive odds, frequent promotions, a user-friendly mobile app, and partnerships with fintech providers like Paga. BetKing holds licences from the National Lottery Regulatory Commission in Nigeria and the Betting Control and Licensing Board in Kenya, and has raised over $377 million in funding to date. The company continues to invest in technology and agent infrastructure under the leadership of CEO Gossy Ukanwoke.
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BetPawa
Nyarugenge, Kigali, Rwanda
betPawa is one of Africa's largest and fastest-growing online sports betting and casino platforms, operating across multiple Sub-Saharan African markets including Nigeria, Uganda, Ghana, Kenya, Cameroon, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Founded in Kenya in 2014 by entrepreneurs Kresten Buch and Juri Sidorenko, the brand is owned by Mchezo Limited and powered by the proprietary PawaTech platform, an Estonian-built technology stack optimised for low-bandwidth environments and mobile money integration. betPawa's core offering is a mobile-first sportsbook that accepts stakes as low as ₦1 or UGX 1 and offers a cumulative Win Bonus of up to 1,250% on multi-leg bets. The company has registered over 10 million customers across the continent and processed more than $1 billion in bets in 2024, with estimated net gaming revenue of $100–150 million. Beyond sports betting, betPawa provides a full casino, virtual sports, jackpots (Pick17 and Pawa6), and the popular crash game Aviator, for which it holds the African record for the highest single payout. Headquartered in Kigali, Rwanda, the group employs between 200 and 500 people and holds licensed operations in each active market, while also pursuing expansion into new territories such as Tanzania and Ivory Coast.
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Bolabet
Lusaka, Lusaka, Zambia
Bolabet Group is a privately held sports betting and gaming operator founded in 2005 and headquartered in Lusaka, Zambia. The company operates across Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Malawi, holding regulated licenses from each country’s gaming authorities. It began as a retail betting operator and has since evolved into a fully integrated digital platform, offering sports betting, an online casino, virtual sports, and innovative mobile products such as ChatBet AI, a WhatsApp-based betting interface launched in 2025. Bolabet employs between 200 and 500 people and describes itself as “built in Africa for African players.” The company maintains a large retail footprint of betting shops while aggressively expanding its digital channels. It has pursued brand visibility through sports sponsorships, including a deal with Zimbabwe’s Dynamos FC. The leadership team includes Group CEO Hilton Hasson, a veteran with over 33 years in African iGaming, along with CFO Ray Kumwenda and Group CRO Sanka Ngulube. Bolabet is privately held and co-founded by Novka Salipur, who remains involved as a strategic stakeholder.
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Chopwin is a mobile-first online casino platform operated by Choplife Gaming, one of Africa's largest licensed gaming operators. It offers a curated selection of slot games, crash games like Aviator and JetX, and instant-win titles optimized for low data usage and smartphone play. The platform launched initially in Sierra Leone in November 2025 and expanded to Gambia under chopwin.gm. Choplife Gaming is chaired by Nigerian musician and entrepreneur Mr Eazi, and holds licenses in 11 African countries. Chopwin's market entry included a sponsorship deal with the Serrekunda East Sports Development Organisation in Gambia, reflecting a strategy of local community engagement. The platform emphasizes responsible gaming and adheres to international security standards. As a purely casino-focused offering without sports betting, Chopwin targets the growing mobile iGaming demand across Africa.
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KwikBet is a Kenyan online sportsbook and casino operator launched in 2018 by Solami Limited. Licensed by the Betting Control and Licensing Board of Kenya (BCLB) under licence BK-0001133, it has rapidly become one of the country's most prominent betting brands, attracting over 100,000 daily visits, almost entirely from Kenya. The platform offers pre-match and live sports betting across major international football leagues and domestic competitions, alongside a strong suite of crash-style instant-win games such as Aviator, JetX, and Chicken. Transactions are handled exclusively via M-Pesa, and the platform claims more than 85,000 registered customers. KwikBet's aggressive marketing and mobile-first approach have driven its growth, though details about its leadership remain undisclosed.
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Moyobet
Nairobi, Kenya
Moyobet is a Kenyan online sports betting and casino brand launched in September 2024 by Carnaval Kenya Limited, a company licensed by the Betting Control and Licensing Board (BCLB) of Kenya. The platform is designed as a mobile-first experience, integrating sports wagering, live betting, a casino with over 7,000 slot games, live dealer tables, crash games, and TV games into a single account. It caters specifically to Kenyan players by supporting M-Pesa for instant deposits and withdrawals and transacting in Kenyan Shillings. Moyobet claims to offer the highest odds in Kenya for its sportsbook and backs this with a loyalty programme that rewards wagering volume. The brand also benefits from its association with MOYO Casino, a physical venue in Westlands, Nairobi, which adds offline credibility. According to independent reviewer Casino Guru, Moyobet holds a Below Average Safety Index of 5.0, with minor concerning clauses in its terms but no significant player complaints or blacklists. Its entry into the competitive Kenyan market leverages local payment methods and regulatory approval, aiming to capture a share of the growing mobile betting audience in East Africa.
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Pakakumi is a Kenyan-founded online casino and crash-game platform that has rapidly become one of the country’s most popular gambling destinations. The platform is operated by Reys and Meys Limited and holds a license from the Betting Control and Licensing Board of Kenya, ensuring compliance with local betting regulations. Pakakumi’s core offering revolves around multiplayer crash games, notably its proprietary “Pakakumi Crash” title, which allows players to multiply their stakes by up to 3,000x and cash out prizes as high as KSh 1,500,000. In addition to crash games, the platform provides a full-service online casino, including sports betting, a selection of classic casino games, and live dealer options. Pakakumi differentiates itself through a strong mobile-first approach, integrating deeply with Kenya’s popular M-PESA mobile money system for seamless deposits and withdrawals. The company was founded around 2020 and, while its exact founding location is not publicly specified, its operational and commercial focus is firmly on the Kenyan market. Pakakumi maintains a vibrant online community, featuring leaderboards, chat functions, and regular promotions such as weekly cashback on net losses. Despite its rapid growth in the African iGaming space, Pakakumi remains a privately held, unfunded company, with no disclosed venture capital backing. Its corporate structure and leadership team are not widely publicized, though the company employs a small-to-medium-sized team focused on technology, marketing, and customer support.
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