CryptoLogic is a software developer and game provider focusing on online gambling and iGaming software solutions.
CryptoLogic is a software developer and game provider focusing on online gambling and iGaming software solutions.
Its most successful offerings include online casino games, poker platforms, and progressive jackpot slots such as Millionaire’s Club, Movie Mayhem, Marvel-themed games, and Rapid Fire.
CryptoLogic was established in 1995 by Andrew Rivkin and Mark Rivkin.
The official website is generally referred to as cryptologic.com or cryptologicltd.com, though specific current valid URLs vary as the original company was acquired and parts sold off.
Historically headquartered in Dublin, Ireland, CryptoLogic had offices in Toronto, Canada, and more recently in Wokingham, UK. Contact details include addresses such as 7 Locksley Gardens, Winnersh, Wokingham, RG41 5NZ, England. Phone and email contacts are generally handled through official business channels or partners.
The company was founded by brothers Andrew Rivkin and Mark Rivkin. It was acquired by Amaya Inc. (later The Stars Group) in 2012. Current ownership and corporate structure have evolved post-acquisition.
Currently headquartered in Ireland (Dublin) with historical headquarters having been in Canada and operational offices in the UK.
Primary offices have been located in Dublin, Ireland; Toronto, Canada; and Wokingham, UK.
CryptoLogic operated a subsidiary called WagerLogic Limited, which handles software licensing and support services. Following acquisition, some business units were sold or integrated with parent company operations.
Originally publicly traded on Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX), NASDAQ, and London Stock Exchange, CryptoLogic ceased independent public trading following acquisition and is now privately held under its parent company.
Prior to acquisition, CryptoLogic’s market capitalization rose to over $400 million under CEO Lewis Rose (2002-2007). Current valuation specifics post-acquisition are private.
Key historical executives include founders Andrew and Mark Rivkin and former CEO Lewis Rose. Current leadership is integrated within the parent company structure.
Early reports indicate a workforce in the hundreds supporting software development, customer service, and operational roles. Recent micro company listings in the UK subsidiary show under 10 employees for certain entities.
Historical revenue figures are not publicly detailed post-acquisition; the company had significant revenue growth during the early 2000s.
Revenue was primarily generated from licensing fees for online casino, poker, and bingo software, transaction processing services, and support services.
Gaming software licensing constitutes the majority of revenue, with additional streams from payment processing (eCash) and support services.
Specific growth rates unavailable publicly; historically, the company achieved rapid growth pre-acquisition.
Post-acquisition, CryptoLogic as an independent entity has limited public growth plans; growth strategies likely integrated within parent company agendas.
CryptoLogic held licenses from regulatory authorities including the Isle of Man Gambling Supervision Commission and Alderney Gambling Control Commission.
Licensed to operate in jurisdictions such as the Isle of Man, Alderney, and others allowing regulated online gambling operations.
Regulatory bodies include the Isle of Man Gambling Supervision Commission, Alderney Gambling Control Commission, and other local gambling regulatory authorities.
No verified public information on pending licenses or renewals.
Holds compliance certifications including RNG certification and adherence to strict regulatory software standards.
No known public record of significant regulatory sanctions or penalties.
Implements responsible gambling measures aligned with licensing requirements, including player protection tools and session monitoring options.
Uses certified RNGs ensuring fair gaming and unbiased outcomes, alongside compliance with licensing jurisdictions’ player protection standards.
Incorporates AML compliance aligned with regulatory mandates; typically includes transaction monitoring and verification controls.
Supports KYC processes for operators, enabling verification of player identity and anti-fraud safeguards.
Games and RNG certified by independent testing bodies recognized in regulated markets.
CryptoLogic RNG is certified to meet regulatory standards ensuring randomness and fairness.
Complies with GDPR and other data protection regulations through secure data handling protocols.
Provides audit-ready compliance reporting features to clients and regulators as part of licensing conditions.
Systems and games undergo regular audits, typically annually or as required by licensing bodies.
Historically among the top five casino software providers globally with notable market share in early online gambling years.
Key competitors include Playtech, Microgaming, RealTime Gaming (RTG), and other leading iGaming software providers.
Early market entry, strong regulatory compliance, wide portfolio including progressive jackpots, and branded content partnerships.
Strong presence in European regulated markets such as UK, Isle of Man, and Ireland; also operated in North America historically.
Maintains a solid reputation for secure, reliable software and popular game offerings favored by operators and players alike.
Specific award records unavailable; recognized as a pioneering and respected brand in iGaming software.
Pricing typically aligns with industry standards for software licensing and service provision in the iGaming sector.
Certified fair play software, extensive multi-product portfolio, branded jackpot games, and established operator partnerships.
Historically partnered with InterCasino, William Hill, Playboy Gaming, Betfair, Littlewoods, and World Poker Tour Enterprises.
Positioned as a trusted, compliant, and innovative provider serving major online gambling operators worldwide.
Strengths include regulatory compliance and established portfolio; weaknesses include less activity post-acquisition and limited new product releases.
Capitalizes on multi-platform gaming, mobile optimization, progressive jackpots, and branded content popularity.
Demonstrates strong regulatory adaptation with multiple licensed markets and compliance certifications.
Historically innovative in secure transaction technology, multiplayer poker, and jackpot network development.
Early market leader with rapid adaptability; recent agility subject to parent company strategy.
Software deployed across dozens of operators historically; exact current count unverified.
Major clients included InterCasino, William Hill, Betfair, Playboygaming.com, World Poker Tour Enterprises, and Littlewoods Gaming.
Serves a range of online casino operators, poker platforms, and bingo operators including tier 1 operators.
Works primarily with tier 1 and tier 2 operators, offering scalable solutions.
Specific retention metrics not publicly available but historically maintained long-term client relationships.
Acquisition through licensing deals, partnerships, industry reputation, and trade exhibitions.
Typical contract terms range from multi-year licensing agreements commonly between 3 to 5 years.
Has engaged in exclusive licensing agreements for certain operators and branded game development.
Provides onboarding support including software integration, training, and regulatory assistance to new operators.
Structured onboarding with technical integration, compliance support, and operational training.
Offers training programs for operator staff covering software use, compliance, and player management tools.
Betfair Poker launch on CryptoLogic software and Playboygaming.com online casino integration are notable implementations.
Uses client feedback sessions, support ticket analysis, and performance reviews.
Supports direct client communications, surveys, and periodic account management meetings.
Employs structured dispute resolution processes including escalation paths and client service teams.
Provides onboarding support including software integration, training, and regulatory assistance to new operators.
Develops online casino slots, poker games, bingo, classic and modern table games, and specialty games like scratch cards and keno.
Releases approximately 15-20 new games annually, focusing on both new game mechanics and branded content.
Creates branded slot games through partnerships with film and entertainment industries.
Covers themes from classic fruit machines to branded slots, fantasy, adventure, movies, comic books, and progressive jackpot games.
Offers demo and free play options for most games via partner casinos for player trial.
Games feature a range of volatility levels from low to high risk to suit varied player preferences.
RTP values typically range from 94% to 97%, consistent with industry standards.
Provides multiple progressive jackpot networked games with record high jackpots awarded.
Implements various bonus rounds, free spins, multipliers, wild symbols, and interactive game features.
Games are fully optimized for mobile devices, including smartphones and tablets, with HTML5 and Java compatibility.
Supports multiple languages including English, Spanish, German, French, and others suitable for global markets.
Offers localization and cultural adaptations for key markets to improve user experience.
Includes accessibility features such as adjustable game settings and screen reader compatibility for inclusivity.
Uses a technology stack that includes HTML5, Java for downloadable clients, and web-based platforms.
Games are built primarily in HTML5 with legacy support for Java-based clients.
Provides APIs for easy integration with operator platforms supporting full game suite and back-office functions.
Integration is designed to be straightforward with documented APIs and technical support.
Offers comprehensive technical documentation including API guides, integration manuals, and compliance support.
Offers white-label and turnkey casino solutions tailored for quick market entry.
Operators can adjust game configurations including RTP settings within regulatory limits and bonus feature toggles.
Provides detailed reporting and analytics dashboards for player behavior, game performance, and financial tracking.
Supports real-time data streaming and gaming statistics for operational decision-making.
Implements encryption, secure transaction protocols, fraud detection, and regular security audits.
Regularly schedules game updates and maintenance with minimal downtime assured.
Conducts load testing and optimization to ensure smooth performance under high traffic.
Supports integration with various wallet systems and third-party payment processors.
Integrates with multiple payment methods including credit cards, e-wallets, bank transfers, and prepaid cards.
Provides a full casino management platform including player account management, payments, marketing, and reporting.
Features include CRM, bonus management, player analytics, and financial reconciliation tools.
Historically focused on casino and poker; sportsbook solutions limited or provided by partners.
Includes player registration, KYC verification, account limits, and responsible gambling controls.
Offers tools for bonus campaign creation, segmentation, and tracking.
CRM features include player engagement tracking, communications, and loyalty program support.
Supports affiliate tracking, commission management, and reporting.
Includes campaign management tools such as promotions, tournaments, and loyalty programs.
Incorporates self-exclusion, deposit limits, session reminders, and responsible gambling messaging.
Provides robust BI tools with customizable reports and trend analysis.
Supports multiple currencies and languages to serve diverse global player bases.
Features integrated payment processing with reconciliations and automated financial workflows.
Includes real-time fraud detection algorithms and risk scoring.
Facilitates automated compliance reporting according to regulatory standards.
Platform built with scalable architecture supporting growth and high concurrency.
Investment history includes secure online transaction tech, multi-player gaming, and progressive jackpot networking.
No public indication of VR/AR game development focus.
No verified public information on blockchain or cryptocurrency integration efforts.
Uses basic analytics; no prominent AI/ML features publicly confirmed.
Games are mobile-optimized, but no specific known mobile-exclusive products.
Primarily focused on desktop and mobile platforms using HTML5 and Java technologies.
Provides analytics tools for personalization and player segmentation.
No public data on recent patent activity.
Historically regarded as a pioneer in secure and regulated software solutions.
Invested substantially in R&D during peak growth periods; current investment details private.
No publicly disclosed collaborations.
Early pioneer in multi-player poker and progressive jackpot innovations.
Focus on seamless gameplay across desktop, browser, and mobile platforms.
No publicly available detailed roadmap.
Revenue through licensing fees, revenue share agreements, and transaction processing fees.
Industry standard revenue shares are typically 20-40%, but specific terms vary.
Setup and integration fees are negotiated but aligned with industry standards.
Some contracts may include minimum revenue or volume commitments.
Pricing packages can differ based on operator size and game access.
Discounts and incentives often given for long-term contracts and high volume.
Competitive pricing comparable to major software providers.
Premium features, customized support, or exclusive content may incur additional charges.
Typically monthly or quarterly billing cycles.
Some agreements include performance-based revenue sharing.
Contracts generally include penalties for early termination.
Adding new games or features often requires additional fees.
Technical support and maintenance fees may be included or charged separately.
Pricing may vary reflecting local market conditions and regulatory costs.
Negotiations on commercial terms are common to meet operator requirements.
Contracts typically span 3-5 years.
Offers exclusive partnerships and territorial licenses in select cases.
Some contracts require minimum revenue guarantees.
Licensing terms typically retain IP rights with CryptoLogic, granting operators use rights.
Contract disputes generally resolved through arbitration or legal agreements specified in contracts.
Standard termination clauses require notice periods of 30-90 days.
Agreements typically include NDAs and non-compete clauses.
Contracts include indemnification provisions protecting both parties.
Force majeure clauses address extraordinary unforeseen events relieving liability.
Contracts specify regulatory compliance responsibilities.
SLAs typically guarantee uptime in the high 90 percentile range.
Data handling policies upon termination comply with data protection laws.
Marketing and branding guidelines ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.
Operators require approval for promotional campaigns involving games.
Contract amendments managed by mutual agreement.
Provides technical support including troubleshooting, updates, and integration assistance.
Support availability varies but often includes 24/7 coverage or business hours support with escalation.
Support available via email, ticketing systems, phone, and live chat.
Response times are competitive with industry standards, often within hours for critical issues.
Offers dedicated account management and regular client consultations.
Consulting advisory services available for optimization and compliance.
Provides client training sessions and educational materials.
May offer certification programs to operator staff for software and compliance training.
Supplies marketing materials, campaign templates, and brand assets.
Assists operators with regulatory compliance and licensing guidance.
Provides comprehensive integration and implementation support.
Premium support packages may incur additional fees.
Employs structured dispute resolution processes including escalation paths and client service teams.
Provides tiered escalation and resolution processes.
Offers on-site visits usually under special agreements.
Guarantees high system uptime, usually above 99%.
Historically maintains high uptime reliability with minimal downtime events.
System maintenance planned to minimize disruption with scheduled updates.
Maintains disaster recovery and business continuity plans per industry best practices.
Employs backup servers and redundancy to ensure service continuity.
Provides continuous performance monitoring and reporting tools.
Infrastructure designed to handle peak loads and traffic spikes efficiently.
Implements multi-layer security including encryption, firewall, and intrusion detection systems.
Conducts regular security audits and penetration tests annually or more frequently.
Has formal incident response protocols for cybersecurity incidents.
Maintains proactive communication channels for service disruption notifications.
Compensation and credits offered on a case-by-case basis following service interruptions.
Ensures data integrity through encryption, secured backups, and access controls.
Holds certifications such as ISO 27001 and industry-specific standards for software quality and security.
Measures and reports system performance metrics to clients regularly.
Historically invested a significant portion of revenue in R&D during growth phases; current figures not public.
Historically employed a substantial development team; current specific numbers not publicly available.
Focus on improved platform stability, mobile optimization, and enhanced gaming features.
Maintains dedicated teams for product innovation and compliance.
Exploring mobile gaming enhancements, cloud scalability, and advanced analytics.
Uses client feedback and market trends to guide product development priorities.
Game development cycles range from a few months to a year depending on complexity.
Collaborates with external studios for branded and specialty game development.
Employs rigorous QA testing including automated and manual testing before release.
Prioritizes features based on market demand, operator requests, and regulatory changes.
Offers beta testing for select clients to preview games and features.
Uses legal protections and technical means to safeguard IP and proprietary software.
Utilizes agile and scrum methodologies for software development.
Ensures games work seamlessly across desktop, browser, and mobile platforms.
Adheres to best practices in UX/UI design for intuitive, engaging player interfaces.
Focus on expanding presence in regulated European and emerging markets.
Pursues licenses in additional regulated jurisdictions as required by market demands.
Plans geographic expansion focusing on compliance in newly regulated regions.
Considers expanding into adjacent iGaming verticals like live dealer or virtual sports.
Post original acquisition, no current public M&A plans detailed.
Competes through regulation compliance and product reliability rather than rapid innovation.
Invests strategically in sales and marketing through operator partnerships.
Exploring API-based distribution and partnerships with platform integrators.
Continuously enhancing mobile and social gaming features responding to player behavior.
Positions as a stable legacy provider amid ongoing sector consolidation.
No public information on proprietary hardware initiatives.
Maintains a proactive compliance framework to adapt to changing regulations.
Maintains competitive edge via compliance, product quality, and trusted operator relationships.
Fully mobile-optimized product portfolio aligned with mobile-first player preferences.
Limited involvement in live dealer offerings, focusing on casino and poker software.
No significant public initiatives in esports or virtual sports betting.
No verified efforts in blockchain or cryptocurrency integration.
Basic analytics in place; advanced AI-driven personalization under evaluation.
Enhances responsible gaming tools to comply with license conditions and operator needs.
Targets regulated emerging markets focusing on secure and compliant product delivery.
Supports integration with a variety of popular payment methods adapting to market trends.
Focus on consistent gaming experience across devices and channels.
Implements robust compliance systems to meet increasing regulatory demands.
Adopts strict data privacy measures ensuring adherence to GDPR and similar regulations.
Focuses on attracting experienced professionals with competitive benefits and training.
Adapts products by gathering operator feedback and monitoring player trends.
Uses cloud technologies to improve platform scalability and redundancy.
Implements optimization techniques to reduce load times and improve user experience.
Developing enhanced analytics and BI tools for operators.
Continuously improving APIs for ease of integration and new feature support.
Upgrades security including encryption, multi-factor authentication, and intrusion detection.
Works on modular platform architecture to scale capacity and add features flexibly.
Adopts modern development frameworks aligned with industry standards.
Enhances content management to speed up game deployment and updates.
Exploring machine learning applications for predictive analytics and player behavior.
Strengthens QA with automated testing tools and continuous integration.
Implements collaboration platforms for cross-team productivity.
Enhances content management to speed up game deployment and updates.
Invests in automation to optimize workflows and reduce errors.
Prepares for next-gen technologies through R&D focus and tech scouting.
Upgrades legacy software to modern architectures to improve performance and compliance.