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Fincore wants to hand over the keys
The London software company helps gaming businesses rebuild the machinery behind the bet. Its pitch: buy the parts you need, keep the systems that work, and take control of what comes next.
mkodo builds the apps. The hard part is everything behind the tap.
A lottery ticket, a provincial border, an ageing back end: mkodo has built a business around the awkward details of mobile gambling. Its next act is selling more of that expertise as products.
BetConstruct sells the machinery behind the bet
The Armenian-born technology supplier lets operators assemble a gambling business from software, games and services. Its next wager is that customers will buy more of the operation, from AI-assisted marketing to prediction markets.
Casimba Gaming Put the Casino Operator Inside the Software Company
Born from a merger between an operator and its technology supplier, Casimba Gaming sells the casino machinery it also uses itself. The result is a revealing test of whether operating experience can be turned into better software.
Rush Street Interactive
The Chicago operator behind BetRivers turned a casino-floor pedigree into a $1.1 billion online betting business - and it did it while most of its rivals were still burning cash to buy customers.