
Gaming Innovation Group (GiG)
CoreX is GiG's proprietary PAM and platform for multi-brand, multi-vertical, and multi-jurisdiction operations. It provides the account and policy layer while connecting third-party casino, sportsbook, payments, KYC, CRM, affiliate, and gamification products.
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GiG is the supplier brand of the independent platform and sportsbook group headed by Malta-listed GiG Software P.L.C. (C108629). The group has operated independently since its September 30, 2024 spin-off from Gentoo Media and includes 17 active principal subsidiaries. Wholly owned iGamingCloud Limited (C48466) is the UK and Malta gambling-software and betting-host supplier. The seller, IP licensor, controller, support entity, and regulated supplier vary by product and market.
Buyer decision brief
Use this summary to decide whether the offer belongs on your shortlist and which terms need a written answer.
Fit and use case
Editorial fitLicensed operators that want a GiG-branded PAM with a broad integration layer and will contractually map the seller, merchant, data, and third-party supplier roles.
Primary offer: CoreX · 3 additional offers below
Primary offer delivery
- Software license
Integration boundary: CoreX is licensed as the operator's core platform and connects the surrounding product stack through APIs and platform integrations.
Critical contract questions
Start with unresolved terms, negotiated terms, and dependencies that need a named owner.
Resolve before shortlist
No usable standard answer is available on the public terms.
- CoreX operating baselineNot disclosed
- CoreX · Operations and service
- SportX service commitmentsNot disclosed
- SportX · Operations and service
- CoreX and integration economicsNot disclosed
- CoreX · Commercial terms
- SportX commercial stackNot disclosed
- SportX · Commercial terms
- CoreX ecosystem portabilityNot disclosed
- CoreX · Exit and portability
- SportX replacement planNot disclosed
- SportX · Exit and portability
Fix in the signed order
The answer changes by operator, market, package, or negotiated order.
2 of 7 shown- CoreX jurisdiction packageSet in contract
- CoreX · Market and approvals
- SportX rights and permissionsSet in contract
- SportX · Market and approvals
Next buyer step
Ask Gaming Innovation Group (GiG) to resolve “CoreX operating baseline” and “SportX service commitments” before moving CoreX to a commercial shortlist. Then compare the answer with the complete product record below.
Confirm every selected term in the proposal and signed order. No price, market approval, availability, or contracting entity is implied unless it is stated above.
What this provider offers
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- OfferingSportXTypePlatform · SportsbookOwnership and packagingFirst Party · Standalone and BundledDeliverySoftware License, Managed ServiceCompare in
- Sportsbook Platform Providers · Technology Owner
- OfferingGiG SweepXTypeSweepstakesOwnership and packagingMixed · Standalone and BundledDeliveryTurnkeyCompare in
- Social & Sweepstakes Casino Platforms · Technology Owner
- OfferingGiG CoreX GamificationTypeGamification · Multi ProductOwnership and packagingFirst Party · Bundle OnlyDeliverySoftware LicenseCompare in
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CoreX
Multi ProductFirst PartyAvailability: Standalone and BundledCoreX is GiG's proprietary PAM and platform for multi-brand, multi-vertical, and multi-jurisdiction operations. It provides the account and policy layer while connecting third-party casino, sportsbook, payments, KYC, CRM, affiliate, and gamification products.
The platform and sportsbook business became an independent listed group under GiG Software P.L.C. after the September 2024 spin-off from the media company now called Gentoo Media.
Products
Integration: CoreX is licensed as the operator's core platform and connects the surrounding product stack through APIs and platform integrations. The operator keeps its B2C license in this software route; the named GiG seller, commercial supplier contracts, merchant role, and data allocation must be fixed in the agreement.
Delivery options
Software License
Delivery modelCore PAM and platform technology for an operator-controlled brand and supplier stack.
- Operator license
- Operator
- Merchant of record
- Unknown
- Player data controller
- Unknown
Included
- + PAM and platform policy layer
- + Multi-brand and multi-market configuration
- + Third-party integration framework
- + Platform reporting and engagement tools
Not included
- ! B2C gambling license
- ! Ownership of connected third-party products
- ! SportX unless contracted
Procurement record
Current product boundaries and the terms that still have to be fixed in the signed order or service agreement.
Known is usable now. Contract specific changes by order or market. Not disclosed has no usable standard term. Unknown remains unresolved. Outside provider scope is handled by the operator or another supplier.
Contract and supplier
- CoreX platform orderContract specific
- Name the operating GiG group seller rather than relying on the listed parent, and list CoreX PAM, brands, verticals, jurisdictions, hosting, and every third-party casino, sportsbook, payment, KYC, CRM, affiliate, and gamification connection.
Implementation
- CoreX ecosystem migrationContract specific
- Define player, wallet, bonus, KYC, exclusion, and reporting migration; third-party API contracts; environments; reconciliation; regulatory configuration; parallel run; cutover; rollback; and separate acceptance for CoreX and connected products.
Operating responsibilities
- Operator-controlled software routeKnown
- The operator retains its B2C license. Allocate merchant, player contract, wallet, payments, KYC, safer gambling, supplier management, data control, hosting, support, reporting, and incident duties across the operator, GiG seller, and connected vendors.
Operations and service
- CoreX operating baselineNot disclosed
- CoreX needs separate measurable commitments for its account ledger and every connected vendor: platform availability, write latency, reconciliation-break handling, degraded interfaces, GiG escalation ownership, recovery, security notification, maintenance, releases, and credits.
Commercial terms
- CoreX and integration economicsNot disclosed
- Commercial terms for PAM, hosting, migration, active accounts, brands, APIs, connected products, support, customization, certification, setup, minimums, and revenue share are not disclosed.
Market and approval scope
- CoreX jurisdiction packageContract specific
- Attach the GiG supplier entity, operator license, brand, domain, platform build, certifications, currencies, player rules, reporting outputs, and approval status of every integrated vendor for each market.
Exit and portability
- CoreX ecosystem portabilityNot disclosed
- Set player, balance, bonus, KYC, exclusion, payment, wager, campaign, configuration, and audit exports; third-party disentanglement; documentation; reconciliation; retained access; deletion proof; and transition assistance.
Strengths
- + GiG Software P.L.C. owns the consolidated technology group; the exact product seller and IP licensor remain contract-specific.
- + CoreX is designed for multiple brands, verticals, and regulatory policies on one platform.
What to verify in procurement
- ! GiG is still migrating customers from legacy platforms to CoreX, so buyers should confirm which generation their proposed deployment uses.
- ! Casino content, payments, identity, CRM, and affiliate tools are integrations rather than GiG group products unless specifically identified in the contract.
- ! Q1 2026 revenue was EUR 9.0 million, adjusted EBITDA EUR 0.2 million, operating loss EUR 5.0 million, and cash EUR 5.4 million at March 31. Review the quarterly trajectory and delivery capacity alongside the FY2025 figures.
SportX
SportsbookFirst PartyAvailability: Standalone and BundledSportX is GiG group sportsbook technology for sports, racing, esports, and virtual sports. It includes bet builder, cash out, margin controls, and optional trading and risk support.
Products
Integration: SportX can sit with CoreX or serve as the sportsbook layer in a wider operator stack. The operator retains its B2C license in the software route, while the contract must name the merchant, payment, data, and optional trading responsibilities.
Delivery options
Software License
Delivery modelSportsbook technology integrated into the operator's own platform and operating model.
- Operator license
- Operator
- Merchant of record
- Unknown
- Player data controller
- Unknown
Included
- + Sportsbook engine and front-end features
- + Margin and market configuration
- + Racing, esports, and virtual sports support
Not included
- ! Operator gambling license
- ! PAM unless CoreX is also contracted
- ! Managed trading unless selected
Managed Service
Delivery modelSportX with GiG trading, risk, and fraud support added to the technology layer.
- Operator license
- Operator
- Merchant of record
- Unknown
- Player data controller
- Unknown
Included
- + SportX technology
- + Trading support
- + Risk and fraud management support
Not included
- ! B2C license
- ! A universal merchant, payment, or player-data allocation
- ! CoreX PAM unless contracted
Procurement record
Current product boundaries and the terms that still have to be fixed in the signed order or service agreement.
Contract and supplier
- SportX delivery and servicesContract specific
- Name the GiG operating seller, SportX engine, CoreX dependency if any, sports, racing, esports and virtual scope, data suppliers, and whether optional trading and risk support are included.
Implementation
- SportX platform connectionContract specific
- Define account and wallet APIs, odds and event feeds, bet builder, cash out, limits, margin controls, settlement, reporting, test events, failure recovery, environments, certification, and production acceptance.
Operating responsibilities
- Engine, trading, and operator splitContract specific
- Allocate odds, trading, risk, player limits, bet acceptance, settlement, data rights, integrity, wallet, payments, KYC, safer gambling, disputes, support, and regulator reporting, including the boundary of optional GiG services.
Operations and service
- SportX service commitmentsNot disclosed
- Engine uptime, feed latency, trading coverage, suspension response, settlement timing, support hours, incident escalation, recovery targets, maintenance notice, release controls, and service credits are not disclosed.
Commercial terms
- SportX commercial stackNot disclosed
- Engine, data, trading, risk, setup, hosting, event volumes, minimums, revenue share, markets, support, customization, certification, and supplier pass-through costs need an itemized schedule.
Market and approval scope
- SportX rights and permissionsContract specific
- List the seller, operator, jurisdiction, domain, sports, racing, esports and virtual products, competitions, data rights, bet types, engine build, currency, limits, integrity rules, and approvals.
Exit and portability
- SportX replacement planNot disclosed
- Define open-bet settlement, wallet reconciliation, event and bet-history exports, trading and feed handover, configuration transfer, credentials, retained dispute evidence, final billing, deletion, and transition support.
What to verify in procurement
- ! SportX is not a host-licensed white-label product.
GiG SweepX
SweepstakesMixedAvailability: Standalone and BundledSweepX is GiG's current social-sweepstakes product built on its CoreX platform. GiG supplies the platform, sweepstakes front end and back office, dual-wallet and redemption functions, rules and reporting tools, and gamification layer; the casino games and some connected operational services remain third-party or contract-specific.
GiG launched a US deployment with Primero, while Play City Group, LLC operates the consumer brand Gold Rush City. The operator owns player terms, Gold Coin sales, free-entry rules, state exclusions, redemptions, KYC decisions, and payment relationships, separate from the technology supplier.
SweepX remains in GiG's 2026 product suite. Several partners exited the sweepstakes market in 2025 and new launches were delayed, so buyers need current implementation capacity, supported states, and active-client references before contracting.
Products
Integration: SweepX can be deployed as a turnkey technology stack, but the consumer operator and promotion sponsor remain separate legal roles unless the contract expressly says otherwise. The design must name the GiG product contracting company, operator, sponsor, merchant, prize and payment counterparties, official-rules owner, every AMOE, state and age matrix, geolocation, KYC and fraud decisions, coin and redemption ledgers, content conversion rights, data roles, reserves, tax records, incident duties, and exit exports.
Key facts
- SweepX remains part of GiG's X Suite in 2026
- GiG Malta Limited and GiG Software P.L.C. are both connected to SweepX, while the product contracting company remains unresolved
- The named Gold Rush City deployment has consumer terms under Play City Group, LLC with its own coin, free-entry, redemption, state, payment, and KYC rules
- Partner exits from the sweepstakes market and delayed launches for new partners contributed to GiG's revised 2025 guidance
Delivery options
Turnkey
Delivery modelA configured SweepX technology stack with dual-wallet, redemption, front-end, back-office, engagement, and selected content integrations for a separately governed sweepstakes operation.
- Operator license
- Market Dependent
- Merchant of record
- Operator
- Player data controller
- Unknown
Included
- + SweepX platform, front end, and sweepstakes back office
- + Dual-wallet and prize-redemption management
- + Rules, reporting, reward, and gamification tools
- + Contracted content and operational integrations
Not included
- ! A blanket nationwide legal opinion or gambling-license exemption
- ! GiG automatically acting as consumer operator, sponsor, merchant, or prize payer
- ! Universal rights to all content in every state
- ! Guaranteed launch timing, retention, conversion, or operational outcomes
Strengths
- + SweepX is commercially available and has a named live deployment.
- + SweepX separates the technology supplier from the player-facing operator.
What to verify in procurement
- ! The named deployment's state list and operating rules are not universal SweepX coverage and can change independently of the software.
- ! GiG Malta Limited and GiG Software P.L.C. appear in different product roles. The order must name the seller, support entity, IP licensor, and data processor.
- ! GiG's regulated-market licenses do not automatically approve a sweepstakes promotion or client operator.
- ! Require current capacity and customer references because GiG reported sweepstakes-partner exits and delayed new-partner launches in August 2025.
- ! Performance percentages lack a disclosed population, period, and method and cannot support a forecast.
GiG CoreX Gamification
Multi ProductFirst PartyAvailability: Bundle OnlyCoreX includes a native gamification layer for personalized challenges, missions, and rewards across brands, markets, and verticals, with real-time insights and rules-based campaign automation.
CoreX also supports third-party gamification integrations. GiG's native layer remains distinct from those partner products and is not sold as separate SaaS.
Products
Integration: The native functions use CoreX player, event, brand, market, and vertical data. The proposal must distinguish GiG functions from each connected partner product and name the event source, execution system, data recipient, and counterparty. It must also define eligibility, late and duplicate events, reversals, reward funding and wallet posting, player-protection rules, data roles, audit access, service levels, and exit exports.
Key facts
- CoreX includes native challenges, missions, rewards, direct platform integration, real-time insights, and rules-based automation
- CoreX separately supports third-party gamification integrations, which are not treated as GiG group technology
Delivery options
Software License
Delivery modelNative gamification functions licensed with CoreX for an operator-controlled casino, sportsbook, or multi-product brand stack.
- Operator license
- Operator
- Merchant of record
- Unknown
- Player data controller
- Unknown
Included
- + Native challenges, missions, and reward configuration
- + Direct use of CoreX brand, market, vertical, player, and real-time rules context
- + Rules-based campaign automation and platform reporting in the contracted release
- + Access to separately contracted third-party integrations without implying GiG ownership of those products
Not included
- ! A standalone CoreX gamification service
- ! Operator gambling license, merchant services, player-fund custody, or B2C player terms
- ! Funding of rewards, bonus liability, universal wallet posting, expiry, reversal, settlement, or accounting
- ! Ownership of third-party CRM, loyalty, bonus, game, payment, identity, or gamification products connected through CoreX
- ! Automatic proof that self-exclusion, age, cool-off, vulnerability, consent, market, and marketing-suppression rules are correctly enforced
- ! An event contract, DPA allocation for every deployment, campaign migration format, complete audit export, or universal service level
Strengths
- + Concrete native mechanics plug directly into the platform.
- + CoreX and its native gamification layer are proprietary GiG group technology.
What to verify in procurement
- ! The native gamification layer is not a standalone product. Buyers needing an overlay should not infer a separate API contract.
- ! CoreX also integrates third-party gamification products. The order form and architecture must distinguish GiG group functions from each connected supplier.
- ! Reward execution, player-protection suppressions, data roles, event reconciliation, audit retention, service levels, and exit exports are contract-specific.
- ! GiG is migrating customers from legacy platforms to CoreX. The proposal must name the exact platform generation and release used by the gamification layer.
Questions about Gaming Innovation Group (GiG)
Product, delivery, and company details that affect an operator order.
Which charges belong in a Gaming Innovation Group (GiG) CoreX or SportX quote?
Separate CoreX, SportX, implementation, migration, data tools, managed trading, hosting, third-party integrations, certification, support, minimum commitments, variable fees, and exit services. The proposal should name the invoicing GiG company and state which platform, sportsbook, engagement, and operating components are included rather than pricing an undefined full stack.
Which Gaming Innovation Group (GiG) financial indicators should buyers monitor?
GiG Software reported EUR 9.0 million in first-quarter 2026 revenue, EUR 0.2 million in adjusted EBITDA, a EUR 5.0 million operating loss, and EUR 5.4 million in cash. A long platform contract should pair those figures with delivery capacity, milestone acceptance, service continuity, escrow, termination assistance, and quarterly financial review.
Reference documents7
Key public documents supporting the company identity, primary offer, delivery route, and highest-priority questions above.
- DocumentGambling Commission — gamblingcommission.gov.uk / detail / 44073
- DocumentMalta Gaming Authority — authorisation.mga.org.mt / verification
- DocumentBloomberg LEI — lei.bloomberg.com / view / 213800UCC6GA967UCS06
- DocumentGiG Software — gig.com / products / core x
- DocumentGiG Software P.L.C. — gig.com / 03 / GiG Annual Report 2025 Final
- DocumentGiG Software P.L.C. — gig.com / ir news / q1 2026 financial results
- DocumentGiG Software — gig.com / products / sport x





