Online Gambling Software Companies Rebrand

Admin. - January 30, 2013

Industry

Which of the big software firms merged or simply changed their names in the past year?

It can be confusing keeping track of changes in the online gambling software industry, but in the guide below we provide you with a summary of the various changes implemented by firms in the past year.

Dragonfish is now better known as the B2B division of 888, helping gaming companies deliver online results and drive their business to the next level. Its Total Gaming Services offer the same games casino games as parent company 888.

Amaya or Chartwell Games was formerly known as Chartwell Technology. The Canadian company offers a range of services and solutions including online gaming platforms, online and mobile casino games, traditional and mobile lotteries, and all the essential backroom stuff like advisory, management, monitoring and auditing.

Cambridge Interactive Development Corporation was formerly known as Grand Virtual, but the Massachusetts company still specializes in developing and marketing the software behind multi-player gaming, affiliate portals and other web verticals.

GamesOS is the latest incarnation of CTXM, developing a complete gaming solution with a high-quality suite of casino-style games, mobile casino games, mini games, a betting shop and social gaming.

SPIELO International and SPIELO G2 (formerly known as GTECH G2) have merged to become the gaming arm of the Lottomatica Group. They manufacture and distribute games, systems and associated software to legal gaming markets around the world.

WGS Technology is a premium software development and technical support company built on 14 years of online gaming industry experience. Haven't heard of them? That's because you probably know them by their old names of Vegas Technology, Odds On or Wager Gaming Software.

Of course, it goes almost without saying, we expect these software companies and many others to continue carrying the online gambling industry to new directions, adding more games and also creating a better experience for players, in the year ahead of us. /If they do happen to change their name, we'll keep you posted.