iGaming Market
First B2B iGaming Providers Catalogue & Market Data
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Casino Platforms
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Extendy is a B2B provider of white-label and turnkey online casino solutions aimed at affiliates and media-buying teams launching their own casino brands, bundling game-provider integrations, payments, and customer support.
GR8 Tech is a B2B iGaming platform provider offering a modular turnkey solution that includes a sportsbook engine, casino aggregation, player account management, CRM, a payment gateway, an affiliate platform, and BI and anti-fraud tooling; it is the B2B successor to Parimatch Tech following a 2023 rebrand.
01.tech is a B2B iGaming technology provider offering white-label solutions for launching online casinos and sportsbooks, bundling casino content aggregation, a sportsbook, payment infrastructure, and affiliate management.
Betting Platforms
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Altenar is a B2B sports betting software supplier that sells a sportsbook engine, turnkey and white-label sportsbooks, managed trading services and retail betting solutions to licensed operators.
Betby is a B2B sportsbook supplier founded in 2018 and registered in Birkirkara, Malta as EARLYBIRD LTD (company number C 94530).
Kickertech is a B2B sportsbook supplier selling odds modelling, trading technology, risk management and sportsbook features to operators, including managed trading services delivered by its own trading team.
Products & Services
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Playerly is an analytics platform for iGaming game providers and media buyers that links traffic sources to in-game player behaviour, from the first ad click to game launches, spins, retention and GGR.
Affilka is affiliate management software for online casino and sports betting operators. It covers affiliate tracking and reporting, a commission constructor, sub-affiliate tiers, postbacks and built-in affiliate payouts.
PLUG2WIN is a managed gamification and LiveOps engine for online casinos and sportsbooks.
Game Providers
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Pragmatic Play is a B2B supplier of slots, live casino, crash and RNG games sold through a single integration, headquartered in Gibraltar.
NetEnt is a Swedish slot developer, now a brand and studio inside Evolution. It produced HTML5 and, earlier, Flash video slots for regulated European markets and was listed on Nasdaq Stockholm until 2020.
Hacksaw Gaming develops slots, scratchcards and instant-win games on its own remote game server and distributes them to operators and aggregators. It opens that server to third-party studios under its OpenRGS programme.
Recruitment Agencies
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UK-founded recruitment firm for the gaming and payments sectors, with offices in Redhill, London, Malta, Barcelona, Orlando and São Paulo; part of The Conexus Group.
Scottish iGaming recruitment agency founded in 2003, based in East Kilbride and hiring for betting, casino, lottery and esports companies worldwide.
Malta-based recruitment and management consultancy founded in 2019, hiring for iGaming, tech and financial services from offices in Sliema and Sofia.
igamingcpo in figures
igamingcpo lists 826 B2B iGaming listings: 16 iGaming casino platform providers, 32 sportsbook and betting platform providers, 698 casino game providers, 55 iGaming recruitment agencies and 25 suppliers of B2B iGaming products and services.
Player Intelligence has collected 347,116 complaints and 1,499,729 reviews about 11,657 casino brands from 13 independent review and complaint sites. The earliest complaints date from 2006. In the 12 full months from October 2025 to September 2026, players filed 93,806 complaints.
Across all years on record, the most common complaint topics are “Withdrawal” (32%), “Bonus” (19%) and “Account” (15%), as shares of the 344,568 complaints that carry a topic. Of the 290,840 complaints with a known outcome, 62% were resolved; open cases are not counted, and where a site only closes a thread the outcome is read from its closing post. The 1,489,675 reviews with a star rating average 3.5 out of 5.
Find B2B iGaming providers and understand the market
igamingcpo brings together B2B iGaming software providers and companies: casino and betting platforms, game providers, products, services and recruitment agencies. Use the catalogues to discover suppliers, read company profiles and explore alternatives.
Browse the available catalogues: Casino Platforms, Betting Platforms, Products & Services, Game Providers and Recruitment Agencies.
Company profiles sit alongside operator reviews, platform comparisons and market research. Follow each profile to its detailed information, sources and official website before deciding which supplier fits your business.
Casino platforms: compare the technology behind the brand
A B2B casino platform is the software foundation of an online casino. When evaluating providers, clarify how player accounts, the back office, game integrations, bonuses and reporting fit together. White label and turnkey offers can bundle different services, so compare the scope of each proposal as well as the product itself.
Start with the casino platform catalogue and explore individual profiles, available operator reviews and comparisons. Ask shortlisted suppliers about API access, payment integrations, data migration, support and responsibility for ongoing operations. A feature list is more useful when you can connect it to your launch requirements and existing systems.
Compare iGaming platform providers: white label and turnkey casino platforms →
Betting platforms and sportsbook software
Choosing a betting platform means looking beyond the sports and markets shown in a demo. Clarify which parts of the sportsbook the supplier provides: odds feeds, trading, risk management, player account integration and the customer interface. A managed sportsbook service and a software-only offer need different comparisons.
Use the betting platform catalogue to discover providers and review their available company information and brand connections. When discussing a proposal, ask about live betting, reporting, limits, settlement workflows and integration with your casino or account system. Confirm the delivery scope and support arrangements directly with the supplier.
B2B iGaming products and services
An iGaming business may need specialist products alongside its core platform. Payments, CRM, affiliate management, analytics and operational services solve different problems. Define the workflow you want to improve before comparing suppliers: player acquisition, retention, reporting or day-to-day operations may require different tools.
Browse products and services to find companies relevant to your business needs, then use their profiles and official websites to understand the offer. Check integration requirements, ownership of data, implementation work and the pricing model. Ask how the product works with your current technology and who handles support after launch.
Game providers and casino content studios
Casino game providers supply the content players interact with, while the platform supports the wider operation. When researching a studio, consider the types of games, release plans and delivery model. A direct studio integration and access through a game aggregator can involve different commercial and technical arrangements.
Explore game provider profiles for the available game lists, company details and listed brand connections. Discuss content availability for your target markets, integration documentation, reporting and promotional tools with each supplier. Catalogue size is a starting point; check whether the actual games and integration model suit your audience and platform.
Recruitment agencies for iGaming teams
Recruiting for an iGaming business can involve product, engineering, commercial and operational roles. A recruitment agency’s value depends on how well it understands the role, hiring market and working arrangements. Define the experience you need, the location and the hiring timeline before approaching agencies.
Use the recruitment agency catalogue to discover firms and review their available profiles. Ask about relevant placements, the search process, candidate assessment, fees and replacement terms. Company visibility and LinkedIn followers provide context, but references and a clear brief are more useful for evaluating fit for a particular hire.
Player Intelligence: player reviews, casino ratings and complaint analysis
Supplier profiles describe the business behind a product; player feedback adds context about the brands operating in the market. Player Intelligence PRO brings together third-party casino reviews, player ratings and complaints so professionals can research recurring issues and compare the evidence behind a brand’s reputation.
Explore complaints about withdrawals, verification and bonus terms, examine their status and follow changes over time. Compare brands, GEO markets, platforms and operators, or study player reviews and rating trends. Period and market filters, monitoring, saved views and CSV exports support focused research. Access to the PRO workspace requires a subscription.
Use this evidence to frame questions about player experience and competitive positioning. Collected feedback reflects the sources and periods available, rather than every player’s experience. Complaint totals, ratings and review sentiment need context: compare like-for-like periods and markets, inspect the underlying records and distinguish player feedback from operator assessments of B2B software.
How to build an iGaming supplier shortlist
Begin with your business requirements: the product you are launching or improving, target markets, existing technology and internal resources. Separate essential capabilities from optional features. Use the relevant catalogue to identify alternatives, then compare proposals against the same brief rather than each supplier’s preferred checklist.
Read company profiles alongside the sources and feedback available for each provider. Brand connections, operator reviews and product descriptions answer different questions: where a supplier is used, what users report and what the supplier offers. Treat them as complementary evidence, and note missing information instead of assuming that an unlisted feature is available.
Before making a final choice, request a demonstration of your key workflows and a written scope covering integrations, implementation, support, costs and data portability. Confirm current product availability and commercial terms directly with the supplier. The catalogues support discovery and comparison; the proposal and contract establish what your business will receive.
About the iGaming catalogues
How are the homepage companies selected?
By default, casino platforms are ordered by Operator Score, betting platforms and game providers by listed brand count, products and services by net reader votes, and recruitment agencies by LinkedIn followers. Administrators can select specific companies for any of the three positions.
What does Recommended mean?
Recommended marks the three companies a catalogue opens with, in gold, silver and bronze: the ones the homepage shows for that category, picked by the editors or, by default, its top three by the category's own measure, unless the catalogue has its own pick for a place. The placement does not change their ratings, votes or brand counts.
How can I research a potential supplier?
Open a company profile from its catalogue to review the available description, products and supporting information. Casino platform profiles also provide operator feedback and comparisons. Use the website button to continue on the supplier’s own site.
Who is the B2B iGaming catalogue for?
The catalogue is designed for professionals researching suppliers for an iGaming business: operators, founders, product teams and people working in technology, partnerships or recruitment. It connects company discovery with profiles and supporting information to help you prepare a supplier shortlist.
How many iGaming companies does igamingcpo list?
igamingcpo lists 826 B2B iGaming listings: 16 iGaming casino platform providers, 32 sportsbook and betting platform providers, 698 casino game providers, 55 iGaming recruitment agencies and 25 suppliers of B2B iGaming products and services.
What is the difference between white label and turnkey casino platforms?
White label commonly describes a packaged offer combining a platform with additional operational services. Turnkey commonly describes a ready-to-launch technology solution with an agreed implementation scope. Suppliers use these terms differently, so ask exactly what is included, who runs each part of the operation and which responsibilities remain with your team.
Can I compare all iGaming suppliers using the same metric?
Different categories use different signals. Operator Score, reader votes, listed brand connections and LinkedIn followers measure different things and are not directly interchangeable. Compare companies within the relevant category, read the underlying information and assess their fit against your own business requirements.
How does Player Intelligence complement the supplier catalogues?
The catalogues help you research B2B suppliers. Player Intelligence PRO focuses on casino brands and player experience through third-party reviews, ratings and complaints, with brand and market comparisons, trends and monitoring. These are different perspectives: player feedback provides market context and does not replace operator reviews of a platform. The public product page explains the subscription workspace.
What do online casino players complain about most?
Across all years on record, the most common complaint topics are “Withdrawal” (32%), “Bonus” (19%) and “Account” (15%), as shares of the 344,568 complaints that carry a topic. Of the 290,840 complaints with a known outcome, 62% were resolved; open cases are not counted, and where a site only closes a thread the outcome is read from its closing post.
Where does igamingcpo’s player data come from?
Player Intelligence has collected 347,116 complaints and 1,499,729 reviews about 11,657 casino brands from 13 independent review and complaint sites. The earliest complaints date from 2006.
