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- Companies mentioned: TRUEiGTECH, TIGGAMES
- Markets and regions: Brazil, United States, Europe, Latin America
- TRUEiGTECH has launched TIGGAMES, a dedicated casino game development division offering custom and ready-to-launch titles, RGS development, certification support and a Brazil-focused game aggregator.
TRUEiGTECH, a global iGaming technology provider, announced the launch of TIGGAMES, a dedicated casino game development division designed for operators looking to build exclusive gaming portfolios and reduce reliance on generic third-party game libraries.
As competition across online gaming markets continues to grow, proprietary content has become a key differentiator for operator brands. TIGGAMES enables businesses to create and own custom casino games while accelerating development, launch, and market expansion.
Built for casino operators, platform providers, game aggregators, and gaming startups, TIGGAMES delivers end-to-end casino game development services across slots, table games, crash games, instant win games, provably fair games, sweepstakes games, and crypto casino games.
One Partner for Every Stage of Casino Game Development
Launching a casino portfolio typically means coordinating several vendors – a math studio, an art team, an RNG certifier, an RGS provider. TIGGAMES consolidates that into one workflow: game design, mathematics, RNG implementation, custom Remote Game Server (RGS) development, artwork, certification support (GLI, BMM, and eCOGRA-aligned testing), platform integration, and post-launch maintenance.
Operators can choose between two paths:
- Custom Game Development — fully bespoke titles built around unique math models, branding, and mechanics
- Ready-to-Launch Game Development — certified, pre-built games deployed via API in days rather than weeks
Full category coverage includes slot games, table games, live casino games, crash and fast games, provably fair games, lottery games, and crypto casino games, among others.
Built for Brazil’s Regulated iGaming Ecosystem
The TIGGAMES Casino Game Aggregator is designed specifically for Brazil’s regulated online gaming market, enabling operators to launch and scale compliant casino platforms through a single, regulation-ready integration layer. Built around Brazil’s licensing framework, it unifies fragmented game supply chains into one system, allowing operators to manage multiple providers through a single API while maintaining compliance, operational control, and consistent performance across all gaming content. The TIGGAMES Casino Game Aggregator supports operators throughout every stage of their growth by providing:
- Single API integration
- Access to multiple casino game providers
- Slot games, live casino, crash games, instant games, table games, lottery, and virtual games
- Centralized game management
- Unified wallet compatibility
- Real-time reporting and analytics
- Scalable cloud infrastructure
- Ongoing onboarding and technical support
The platform enables operators to expand their casino offerings quickly while reducing operational complexity and supporting long-term business growth in Brazil.
Addressing the Growing Demand for Proprietary Casino Content
As competition across online casino markets intensifies, operators are increasingly using proprietary game content to differentiate their brands, improve player retention, and retain long-term commercial control over their catalog rather than depending on shared third-party titles available to every competitor.
‘’We’ve have access to over 20,000 games for operators around the world – and the one thing we hear consistently is that generic libraries can’t build a brand. TIGGAMES turns that experience into a direct capability for operators: design, math, certification, and launch, all under their own name.’’ – Ashish Arya CEO of TRUEiGTECH.
Supporting the Next Generation of Casino Game Innovation
TIGGAMES is built for operators who want more than one custom game. The division supports a full portfolio for slot game development, table games, crash games, instant win games, sweepstakes games, and crypto casino games, giving operators a stronger foundation for exclusive content, market-specific player experiences, and long-term brand control.
About TRUEiGTECH
TRUEiGTECH is a global iGaming software solutions building scalable platforms for online casinos, sweepstakes casinos, sportsbooks, prediction markets, and casino game businesses. TRUEiGTECH supports operators across the United States, Europe, Latin America, and other high-growth gaming markets.
Its core offerings include:
Casino Games: Custom and ready-to-launch games across slot games, table games, live casino, fast games, and mini games.
Prediction Market Platforms: Event-trading infrastructure with market creation, pricing logic, liquidity tools, settlement, and dashboards.
Casino Software: Online casino infrastructure with game aggregation, wallets, payments, bonuses, analytics, and operator management tools.
Sweepstakes Casino Software: One-stop sweepstakes platform infrastructure with games, payments, dual-wallet flows, CRM, affiliates, and back-office controls.
Sportsbook Solutions: Sportsbook platforms with odds management, live markets, data feeds, risk tools, and multi-market support.
TRUEiGTECH helps operators launch and grow digital gaming platforms with scalable infrastructure, compliance-ready workflows, and long-term commercial control.
Contact
Prish Kumar
TRUEiGTECH
prish@trueigtech.com
Editorial Commentary
The commercial argument here is consolidation. Operators building exclusive content normally run separate contracts for math design, artwork, RNG certification and remote game server hosting, and TIGGAMES is selling the single-vendor version of that stack. The aggregator built around Brazil’s licensing framework is the more pointed part of the announcement. Brazil delivered $7bn in GGR and 25 million bettors in its first regulated year, and supplier-side rules are still being written, with the SPA having opened a B2B licensing consultation in February.
Certification throughput is the number to watch. GLI, BMM and eCOGRA-aligned testing is usually where custom game timelines slip, and the claim of API deployment in days rather than weeks holds only if the ready-to-launch catalogue is already approved for the target jurisdiction. Ownership of the underlying maths and mechanics also carries obligations that shared libraries do not, as the $127.5m Dragon Train IP settlement made clear. Whether TIGGAMES converts the pitch into named Brazilian operator contracts before the SPA finalises its supplier rules will say more than the launch itself.
