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Entity-level market coverage

iGaming platform regulatory coverage matrix

A market-by-market view of the recorded-active authority relationships in every provider profile. It separates provider context, legal entity, permission kind and conservative record group so a footprint does not become a vague licence total.

Snapshot August 13, 2026Page updated August 13, 2026
17
profiles assessed
15
with recorded coverage
14
exact markets
99
profile relationships
91
conservatively grouped records
This is not a provider quality score
More recorded markets do not establish better technology, broader product approval, a usable operator route, current deployment, contractual availability or buyer fit. Use each row as the start of exact-entity diligence, not as a leaderboard.
How to read it

Four rules prevent false coverage claims

Coverage is attached to an entity

A provider brand can contain several legal entities, while equivalent credential contexts can appear in more than one product or group profile. The matrix preserves both layers instead of treating a logo as the licence holder.

A market is not a permission count

One market can contain supplier, operator, product, transaction or technical records. Market count, relationship count and conservatively grouped record count therefore remain separate.

An empty row is not a negative finding

Not confirmed in this dataset means no verified, recorded-active relationship enters this snapshot for that profile. It does not mean the provider has no permission under another entity or later record.

Coverage does not prove launch readiness

A recorded supplier permission does not replace operator eligibility, product approval, title approval, technical acceptance, a live deployment or the correct contracting chain.

Provider view

Recorded-active coverage by provider context

Counts include only verified relationships that are active in the dated snapshot and explicitly included in market coverage.

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Provider contextMarketsRelationships / grouped recordsRecorded entity stringsPermission kindsNearest recorded term
Altenar
Recorded active coverage
Alberta · Denmark · Malta (MGA) · UK (UKGC)4 / 42B2B supplier approval2027-07-13
Aristocrat Interactive
Recorded active coverage
Alberta · Denmark · Malta (MGA) · Michigan · New Jersey · Pennsylvania · West Virginia9 / 96B2B supplier approval · Product / transaction approval2027-01-13
BetConstruct
Recorded active coverage
Denmark · Malta (MGA) · UK (UKGC)5 / 53B2B supplier approval · Operator licenceNo valid-through date recorded
Bragg Gaming Group
Recorded active coverage
Alberta · Connecticut · Delaware · Malta (MGA) · Michigan · Ontario · Pennsylvania · UK (UKGC) · West Virginia11 / 116B2B supplier approval2026-11-18
Delasport
Recorded active coverage
Alberta · Denmark · Malta (MGA) · Ontario · UK (UKGC)5 / 52B2B supplier approval2027-03-16
Digitain
Recorded active coverage
Bulgaria · Curaçao · Denmark · Malta (MGA) · Ontario · UK (UKGC)7 / 73B2B supplier approval2027-03-29
EveryMatrix
Recorded active coverage
Denmark · Malta (MGA) · Michigan · New Jersey · Pennsylvania · UK (UKGC) · West Virginia10 / 104B2B supplier approval · Product / transaction approval2026-08-25
GiG (GiG Software)
Recorded active coverage
Alberta · Malta (MGA) · UK (UKGC)3 / 32B2B supplier approval2027-07-13
GR8 Tech
Not confirmed in this dataset
Not confirmed in this dataset0 / 00Not confirmedNo valid-through date recorded
Kambi Group
Recorded active coverage
Alberta · Denmark · Malta (MGA) · Michigan · New Jersey · Pennsylvania · UK (UKGC) · West Virginia9 / 95B2B supplier approval · Product / transaction approval2026-09-11
Light & Wonder (iGaming)
Recorded active coverage
Alberta · Denmark · Malta (MGA) · Michigan · New Jersey · Pennsylvania · UK (UKGC) · West Virginia9 / 94B2B supplier approval2027-03-01
NuxGame
Not confirmed in this dataset
Not confirmed in this dataset0 / 00Not confirmedNo valid-through date recorded
Pariplay
Recorded active coverage
Alberta · Denmark · Malta (MGA) · Michigan · New Jersey · Ontario · Pennsylvania · UK (UKGC) · West Virginia10 / 106B2B supplier approval · Product / transaction approval2027-01-13
Playtech
Recorded active coverage
Alberta · Denmark · Malta (MGA) · Michigan · New Jersey · Pennsylvania · UK (UKGC) · West Virginia11 / 117B2B supplier approval · Operator licence · Product / transaction approval2027-02-22
Slotegrator
Recorded active coverage
Anjouan1 / 11B2B supplier approval2027-07-30
Soft2Bet
Recorded active coverage
Malta (MGA) · Ontario4 / 42Operator licence2027-03-04
SOFTSWISS
Recorded active coverage
Malta (MGA)1 / 11B2B supplier approvalNo valid-through date recorded

GR8 Tech and NuxGame have no verified recorded-active relationship in this snapshot. That state is unknown coverage, not a claim that the providers hold no licence or approval.

Market view

Markets represented in the verified snapshot

Provider contexts are navigation aids. Conservatively grouped records and recorded entity strings remain separate units for regulatory acceptance.

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MarketProvider contextsRelationshipsGrouped recordsPermission kindsUndated relationships
Malta (MGA)Altenar · Aristocrat Interactive · BetConstruct · Bragg Gaming Group · Delasport · Digitain · EveryMatrix · GiG (GiG Software) · Kambi Group · Light & Wonder (iGaming) · Pariplay · Playtech · Soft2Bet · SOFTSWISS1514B2B supplier approval · Operator licence14
UK (UKGC)Altenar · BetConstruct · Bragg Gaming Group · Delasport · Digitain · EveryMatrix · GiG (GiG Software) · Kambi Group · Light & Wonder (iGaming) · Pariplay · Playtech1313B2B supplier approval · Operator licence11
DenmarkAltenar · Aristocrat Interactive · BetConstruct · Delasport · Digitain · EveryMatrix · Kambi Group · Light & Wonder (iGaming) · Pariplay · Playtech1110B2B supplier approval11
AlbertaAltenar · Aristocrat Interactive · Bragg Gaming Group · Delasport · GiG (GiG Software) · Kambi Group · Light & Wonder (iGaming) · Pariplay · Playtech1110B2B supplier approval0
MichiganAristocrat Interactive · Bragg Gaming Group · EveryMatrix · Kambi Group · Light & Wonder (iGaming) · Pariplay · Playtech98B2B supplier approval7
PennsylvaniaAristocrat Interactive · Bragg Gaming Group · EveryMatrix · Kambi Group · Light & Wonder (iGaming) · Pariplay · Playtech98B2B supplier approval · Product / transaction approval2
West VirginiaAristocrat Interactive · Bragg Gaming Group · EveryMatrix · Kambi Group · Light & Wonder (iGaming) · Pariplay · Playtech98B2B supplier approval0
New JerseyAristocrat Interactive · EveryMatrix · Kambi Group · Light & Wonder (iGaming) · Pariplay · Playtech97B2B supplier approval · Product / transaction approval4
OntarioBragg Gaming Group · Delasport · Digitain · Pariplay · Soft2Bet77B2B supplier approval · Operator licence0
AnjouanSlotegrator11B2B supplier approval0
BulgariaDigitain22B2B supplier approval2
ConnecticutBragg Gaming Group11B2B supplier approval0
CuraçaoDigitain11B2B supplier approval1
DelawareBragg Gaming Group11B2B supplier approval0
Procurement path

Turn a coverage cell into an acceptance decision

  1. 1
    Start with the target market

    Use the market table to identify recorded profile contexts, then open the exact dossier or credential register. Do not begin with the provider total.

  2. 2
    Resolve the contracting entity

    Match the entity named in the authority record to the proposed contracting, hosting and product entities. Document every subcontracted role separately.

  3. 3
    Resolve the permission kind

    Determine whether the row covers B2B supply, operation, a product or transaction, hosted activity, or technical evidence. Only the recorded role enters acceptance.

  4. 4
    Resolve the remaining launch gates

    Complete operator, product, content, testing, payments, responsible-gambling, deployment and renewal checks before treating the route as launchable.

Next evidence

Continue from footprint to exact acceptance

Credential register
Inspect exact entity, status, scope, term and non-current records.
Ontario exact register
Separate active B2B supplier registrations from operator-site permissions.
Approval ontology
Separate supplier, operator, hosted, product and technical roles.
Recorded-term calendar
Review dated terms without inventing filing windows or renewal outcomes.
FAQ

Regulatory coverage questions

Is the provider with the most markets the best platform?

No. This is not a provider quality score. A larger recorded footprint can reflect more legal entities, narrower permission types, duplicate profile contexts or markets irrelevant to the buyer. Product fit, architecture, commercial terms and implementation evidence remain separate.

Why can relationship count exceed grouped record count?

A group profile and a product profile can share the same conservative grouping key. Both profile relationships remain useful for navigation, while grouping prevents them from becoming two apparent permissions.

Does no recorded-active row mean the provider is unlicensed?

No. It means active coverage is not confirmed in this verified snapshot for that profile. The matrix does not convert an unverified claim, missing entity match or absent record into a negative conclusion.

Does a valid-through date predict a renewal deadline?

No. It is the nearest recorded term in the included relationships. Filing windows, continuation during renewal and approval outcomes require their own records.