Leap Gaming is a game provider and software developer specializing in virtual sports and casino software solutions.
Leap Gaming is a game provider and software developer specializing in virtual sports and casino software solutions.
Leap Gaming is known for its popular virtual sports titles like Virtual Football, Virtual Horse Racing, Virtual Motor Racing, Virtual Greyhound Racing, and the Freestyle crash game. Their casino portfolio includes slots such as Wild Jokers, Aztec Stargems, and table games like 3D Baccarat, Roulette, and Blackjack.
Leap Gaming was founded in 2014.
The official website of Leap Gaming is http://leap-gaming.com/.
Leap Gaming's registered office for correspondence is located at 38 Grafton Road, Acton, London, W3 6PB, United Kingdom. Contact email for inquiries includes [email protected].
Leap Gaming was founded by industry professionals in 2014 and is currently owned by IMG Arena following its acquisition in April 2023.
Leap Gaming's headquarters is located in Malta.
Leap Gaming maintains offices in Malta, Israel, Ukraine, and the United Kingdom (London for Leap Gaming Limited).
Leap Gaming operates as a subsidiary of IMG Arena since April 2023; its broader corporate structure integrates within IMG Arena's sports data and content operations.
Leap Gaming is privately held, operating as a private limited company under Leap Gaming Limited registered in Malta and the UK.
Specific current valuation data for Leap Gaming is not publicly disclosed; however, its acquisition by IMG Arena and related transactions suggest a multi-million euro valuation.
Key executives include Yariv Lissauer, CEO of Leap Gaming who also holds senior management roles within IMG Arena post-acquisition. Patrick Collins is listed as Director for Leap Gaming Limited UK.
Leap Gaming employs between 11 and 50 staff specialists, including developers, designers, and management teams.
Detailed annual revenue figures are not public; however, Leap Gaming reportedly saw significant growth with gross gaming revenue increases of over 100% in early 2020.
The company's revenue is primarily generated from B2B software licensing, virtual sports content provision, casino games sales, and turnkey platform solutions distribution to sportsbook and casino operators.
Revenue is diversified across virtual sports, with instant and scheduled events, casino slots, table games, and crash game titles, though exact percentage splits are not publicly available.
Leap Gaming has experienced rapid expansion since 2014, culminating in acquisition by IMG Arena in 2023, with significant growth in operator partnerships reaching over 120 globally.
Leap plans continued growth in regulated markets globally, with particular focus on emerging African markets, expanding multilingual content, mobile optimization, and integration within IMG Arena’s distribution channels.
Leap Gaming holds multiple gaming licenses including Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), UK Gambling Commission (UKGC), Romanian ONJN Class II license, Swedish Spelinspektionen, the Hellenic Gaming Commission, and others.
Licensed and operating in Malta, UK, Romania, Sweden, Greece, Italy, Brazil, and regulated African markets such as South Africa and Nigeria via IMG Arena’s channels.
Regulatory oversight comes from MGA, UKGC, ONJN (Romania), Spelinspektionen (Sweden), Hellenic Gaming Commission (Greece), among other jurisdictional regulators.
There is no publicly available information on any pending license applications or renewals; Leap actively pursues licensing in multiple regulated markets.
Leap’s gaming products are certified and tested for compliance with industry standards by independent testing labs to meet regulatory requirements.
No public records indicate that Leap Gaming has faced regulatory sanctions or penalties.
Leap Gaming implements responsible gambling policies consistent with regulatory requirements, including player protection features integrated into its platforms and content.
Player protection and fair gaming are ensured through independently certified RNGs, transparent game mechanics, and secure software architecture.
AML procedures align with regulatory frameworks requiring customer verification and monitoring via operator partners; Leap supports compliance through platform tools.
Leap Gaming supports KYC requirements by enabling operators to integrate customer identity verification processes in compliance with jurisdictional rules.
Leap’s games are certified by independent testing laboratories to ensure fairness, RNG integrity, and regulatory compliance.
RNG certification exists for Leap’s games by accredited testing agencies in regulated jurisdictions.
Leap Gaming complies with GDPR and other data protection regulations, implementing data privacy measures and secure handling of player information.
Leap offers audit and compliance reporting capabilities to operators to ensure transparency and regulatory adherence.
Systems and games undergo regular audits, typically annually or as required by jurisdictional regulators, to maintain compliance and certification.
Leap Gaming holds a solid position in the virtual sports and casino niche, powering over 120 sportsbook operators globally, with growing presence in mobile and emerging markets.
Major competitors include Inspired Entertainment, Playtech, Scientific Games, Kambi, and SoftSwiss in virtual sports and casino software provision.
Leap differentiates with immersive full 3D motion-capture content, seamless multi-platform deployment, cutting-edge graphics, mobile optimization, and a wide multilingual offering.
Strongest presence in Europe (Malta, UK, Romania, Sweden), expanding in regulated African markets like South Africa and Nigeria, and emerging markets globally via IMG Arena.
Leap Gaming enjoys a positive reputation for high-quality virtual sports and innovative casino content, known for player engagement and operator support.
There are no publicly documented major industry awards, though Leap is recognized for innovation in virtual sports by operator and aggregator partners.
Detailed pricing is not public, but pricing is competitive within the B2B virtual sports and casino software industry, aligned with product quality and service level.
Leap’s core USP is its immersive 3D virtual sports powered by proprietary motion-capture technology, rapid mobile-optimized gameplay, and turnkey API integration.
Leap partners strategically with IMG Arena, Relax Gaming (Powered By Relax integration), and sportsbook operators such as Altenar to broaden global reach.
Leap positions as a premium virtual sports and casino content provider focused on innovation, mobile-first delivery, and scalable, regulated market deployment.
Strengths include advanced 3D technology and strong operator partnerships; weaknesses include smaller portfolio size compared to largest market incumbents.
Leap capitalizes on mobile betting growth, virtual sports expansion, real-time virtual events, multilingual content, and African regulated market development.
The company maintains agile regulatory compliance practices, securing licenses in key markets and aligning gaming content with jurisdictional mandates.
Leap has a strong innovation record with proprietary 3D motion-capture gaming technology and early adoption of virtual sports betting formats.
Leap responds rapidly to market changes leveraging nimble development teams and integration within IMG Arena’s scalable content delivery network.
Over 120 sportsbook and casino operators worldwide currently use Leap Gaming’s software.
Major clients include IMG Arena’s sportsbook partners, Relax Gaming, Altenar, and various regulated operators in Europe and Africa.
Leap serves B2B sportsbook operators and online casino platforms, focusing on regulated markets and mobile-first operators.
The company works with Tier 1 global sportsbook brands as well as regional Tier 2 and niche Tier 3 operators seeking virtual sports content.
Exact retention rates are not public; however, Leap’s longstanding partnerships with over 120 operators indicate high client retention.
New clients are acquired through strategic partnerships, industry events, aggregator relations (e.g., Relax Gaming), and direct B2B sales efforts.
Typical contract lengths range from 1 to 3 years depending on operator needs and integration scope.
Exclusive partnership deals are available selectively, often tied to regional market rights and bespoke content integration.
Leap offers dedicated integration support, content customization, and ongoing technical assistance to new operator clients.
Client onboarding involves API integration support, configuration assistance, regulatory compliance consulting, and content customization.
Training programs and detailed technical documentation are provided to ensure operators fully utilize the platform capabilities.
Leap’s partnership with IMG Arena expanded virtual sports offerings for EuroLeague and Nascar virtual betting, widely acknowledged as successful deployments.
Client satisfaction is measured through regular account management feedback, performance monitoring, and post-launch reviews.
Feedback is collected via account managers, support channels, and industry surveys to ensure continuous improvement.
Disputes are managed through structured escalation procedures via account management teams and contractual service level agreements.
Leap offers dedicated integration support, content customization, and ongoing technical assistance to new operator clients.
Leap develops virtual sports (instant and scheduled), casino slots, table games, lottery, and crash betting games.
Game releases occur several times annually with iterative updates and occasional new title launches aligned with market demand.
Leap has capabilities for branded and licensed content development tailored to operator requirements.
Themes span realistic sports simulations, virtual racing, fantasy sports, cultural slots, and classic casino table game themes.
Leap Games are available in demo and free play modes for operator testing and player engagement.
Games offer a range of volatility from low to high to cater to various player risk preferences.
Return to Player (RTP) percentages typically range between 90% and 97%, depending on game type.
Progressive jackpot games are not prominently featured in Leap’s current portfolio.
Leap games include bonuses such as free spins, wild multipliers, auto cash-out, autoplay, and advanced betting market options.
All Leap games are mobile-optimized using HTML5 technology for seamless play on smartphones and tablets.
Games are localized in over 30 languages to support global operator markets.
Leap games include cultural adaptations and localization features to fit specific regional markets.
Provider includes accessible game design considerations such as adjustable settings and multi-language support, though detailed accessibility certifications are not public.
Leap uses proprietary motion-capture engines alongside HTML5, WebGL, and modern 3D graphics frameworks.
Games are primarily built using HTML5 and JavaScript for cross-platform compatibility with WebGL for 3D rendering.
Leap offers turnkey API solutions for easy integration with sportsbook and casino platforms.
Games are designed for straightforward integration with operator platforms, supported by detailed technical documentation and integration teams.
Comprehensive technical documentation covering API integration, game controls, and product specifications is available to clients.
Leap offers turnkey white label solutions enabling rapid deployment of virtual sports and casino content.
Operators can adjust game configurations including RTP settings, volatility, bet limits, and feature toggles within contractual limits.
Reporting dashboards provide operators real-time data on game performance, player activity, and betting trends.
Leap supports real-time gaming data and live statistics integration for operator platforms.
Security includes encryption, secure API communication, and regulatory compliance aligned with industry standards.
Regular game updates, bug fixes, and maintenance are handled by Leap’s development and support teams with scheduled rollouts.
Performance optimization includes load testing for high traffic scenarios and network-latency adjustments.
Leap games support integration with various wallet and payment systems for seamless betting transactions.
Payment integrations are facilitated through operator platforms, supporting fiat and digital currency transactions.
Leap provides content and platform integration solutions, though full casino management systems are typically offered by operators or partners.
Operators receive back-office tools for game management, event scheduling, odds settings, and multi-language controls.
Leap specializes in virtual sports content for sportsbook integration, including scheduled and instant events with dynamic odds.
Player management is usually handled by operators; Leap provides support tools related to game activity and bet tracking.
Bonus and promotion management is configurable by operators within game features like multipliers and free spins.
CRM features are typically provided by operators; Leap supports data integration for player analytics.
Affiliate program tools are usually outside provider scope but can be integrated by operators.
Leap supports marketing through promotional features in games and engagement enhancers like tournaments and leaderboards.
Games include responsible gambling settings such as bet limits, self-exclusion support, and session reminders.
Advanced reporting and business intelligence tools are provided to operators for market and player behavior insights.
Multi-currency and multi-language support is a key feature to ensure global market reach.
Payment processing is typically handled by operators; Leap ensures compatibility and seamless transaction flow.
Fraud prevention is managed in collaboration with operator platforms and through game integrity controls.
Compliance tools are provided to support regulatory reporting and auditing requirements.
Leap’s platform architecture is scalable and supports integration in high-traffic environments across multiple device types.
Leap is investing in mobile-optimized 3D technologies and real-time virtual event simulation.
Currently, Leap focuses on 3D virtual sports and casino games without publicly announced VR/AR developments.
Leap supports digital currencies for betting but has no announced blockchain integration initiatives.
AI features are employed to optimize game mechanics and player engagement, though specifics are not broadly publicized.
Leap strongly emphasizes mobile-first game design, with content fully optimized for smartphones and tablets.
Leap continually explores cross-platform development to support emerging devices and seamless gameplay.
The provider offers data analytic tools enabling personalization and operator-driven player targeting.
Leap holds proprietary technologies in motion-capture gaming but specific patent details are confidential.
Leap maintains a technological edge through innovation in 3D graphics, mobile optimization, and real-time data integration.
Significant investments are made in R&D focused on motion-capture technology, game physics, and streaming efficiency.
No public information on specific collaborations with startups or academic institutions.
Leap pioneers in crash game mechanics, instant virtual sports betting formats, and dynamic market overlays.
Leap offers seamless cross-platform gaming supporting desktop, web, and mobile devices via HTML5.
Expected focus on expanding virtual sports portfolio, enhanced mobile experiences, and wider regulated market access.
Standard revenue models include revenue share on gross gaming revenue, licensing fees, and turnkey platform subscriptions.
Revenue shares typically range from 20% to 40% depending on product and partner agreements.
Setup fees vary by operator scale but common industry practice is initial integration fees plus ongoing licenses.
Minimum volume commitments may apply, often negotiated per operator contract to ensure mutual revenue goals.
Pricing tiers and packages are available, often customized to operator size and content bundle selections.
Discounts are commonly offered for long-term contracts and high volume operators to incentivize loyalty.
Pricing is competitive and aligned with industry standards for virtual sports and casino content providers.
Additional fees may apply for premium features, exclusive content, or bespoke integrations.
Payment terms and billing cycles typically include monthly invoicing with negotiated net payment periods.
Performance-based pricing models are often available, aligning provider revenue with operator success.
Contracts commonly include penalties or fees for early termination to protect investment and operational setup costs.
Adding new games or features typically incurs additional development/integration fees or is included in extended contracts.
Technical support and maintenance fees may be part of the service package or billed as an add-on.
Pricing may vary by region reflecting regulatory costs and market maturity.
Leap Gaming offers commercial term flexibility to suit operator needs and market demands.
Contracts typically range from one to three years, with renewal options.
Exclusivity arrangements are offered selectively based on strategic market interests and operator partnerships.
Performance and revenue guarantees are negotiated per contract to ensure mutual objectives.
Intellectual property rights generally remain with Leap; licensing terms govern operator use under agreed conditions.
Disputes are resolved through contractually defined mechanisms including negotiation, mediation, or arbitration.
Contracts specify notice periods for termination, often 30 to 90 days depending on agreement.
Non-compete and NDAs are standard to protect business interests and proprietary information.
Liability and indemnification provisions protect both parties from losses arising from breach or negligence.
Force majeure clauses cover extraordinary events preventing contract fulfillment, excusing liabilities accordingly.
Contracts explicitly define regulatory compliance responsibilities for both provider and operators.
SLAs define uptime commitments (typically 99.9%+) and performance benchmarks to ensure service reliability.
Data handling upon contract end complies with GDPR and privacy regulations, ensuring secure data transfer or deletion.
Marketing and branding use of Leap Gaming content is governed by agreement terms restricting unauthorized use.
Operators require approval for promotional use of Leap content, ensuring brand integrity and compliance.
Contract changes require mutual consent and documented amendments following agreed procedures.
Leap offers technical support including integration assistance, troubleshooting, and performance monitoring.
Support availability varies, typically business hours with emergency coverage as needed.
Support is provided via email, ticketing systems, and direct account manager contacts; phone and chat may be included.
Response times prioritize urgent issues, often with same-day initial responses and resolution depending on severity.
Dedicated account managers support partner relationships, strategic planning, and operational coordination.
Consulting and advisory services are available to optimize content and market deployment strategies.
Leap provides operator training resources including documentation, webinars, and technical workshops.
Certification programs for operator staff may be offered to ensure proficient platform use and compliance understanding.
Marketing support includes promotional assets, game trailers, and campaign assistance.
Leap supports operator compliance and licensing through documentation, audit support, and regulatory adherence guidance.
Full implementation and integration support is provided to ensure smooth deployment.
Premium support and priority service options may incur extra fees.
Disputes are managed through structured escalation procedures via account management teams and contractual service level agreements.
Unresolved problems escalate through tiered support and management intervention.
On-site support may be available for key clients under special agreements.
Leap guarantees high system uptime, commonly 99.9% or greater, inline with industry standards.
Historical uptime performance is stable, supported by scalable infrastructure and redundant systems.
System maintenance is scheduled regularly with minimal disruption and communicated to clients in advance.
Robust disaster recovery and business continuity plans are implemented to maintain service availability.
Backup servers and redundancy measures ensure data protection and system resilience.
Continuous performance monitoring and analytic reporting tools are provided for operational insights.
Load balancing and scalable cloud infrastructure support high traffic and demand spikes.
Security measures include encryption, intrusion detection, and secure coding practices to protect against attacks.
Regular security audits and penetration tests are conducted per industry best practices.
Security incident response protocols are in place for rapid detection, containment, and remediation.
Clients are promptly informed of service disruptions and ongoing resolution status.
Service interruptions may result in compensation or credits as per contractual agreements.
Data integrity is maintained through secure storage, transmission encryption, and regular backups.
Leap Gaming holds certifications aligned with GDPR, MGA, UKGC standards, and others for security and quality.
System performance metrics are continuously measured with detailed reports available on demand.
Leap Gaming invests a significant part of its revenue, estimated above 10%, into research and development.
The development team includes approximately 50+ engineers and specialist developers.
Current R&D priorities focus on mobile optimization, real-time event simulation, and game physics enhancements.
Dedicated innovation and development teams focus exclusively on motion-capture and 3D game advancement.
Leap is exploring advancements in real-time data streaming, AI-driven personalization, and further mobile tech enhancements.
Market feedback is gathered via operator input, player data analytics, and industry trends shaping development.
Product development cycles range from 6 to 12 months for new games, with continuous updates throughout.
Leap collaborates with select external studios and technology partners for specialized content and technology solutions.
Rigorous QA testing including automated and manual testing, followed by certification lab validation is standard.
Feature priorities are driven by market demand, operator feedback, and technological feasibility assessments.
Beta testing and early access programs are sometimes available for major content releases or feature upgrades.
Strong IP protection, NDAs, and security protocols safeguard proprietary technology and content.
Agile SCRUM methodologies are employed to enhance flexibility and iterative progress.
Cross-platform compatibility is ensured through standardized web technologies like HTML5 and responsive design.
UX/UI is designed for intuitive navigation, engaging visuals, and accessibility across devices and player demographics.
Leap is actively planning expansion into African markets like Nigeria, South Africa, and seeking further European regulatory licenses.
The company continues pursuing licenses in emerging regulated markets to extend its distribution footprint.
Geographic expansion plans include further penetration into regulated European and African markets.
Potential expansion includes new virtual sports genres, esports-themed content, and enhanced live virtual betting verticals.
Leap’s acquisition by IMG Arena is recent; the company is open to strategic partnerships to grow its product reach.
Leap plans to compete by leveraging superior 3D technology, strong operator relationships, and innovative virtual sports offerings.
Investments continue in sales and marketing to increase operator partnerships and broaden brand awareness.
Leap explores aggregator platforms and third-party distribution to maximize reach.
The company emphasizes mobile-first design and new game mechanics to adapt to evolving player preferences.
Leap aims to be a key contributor in the consolidating virtual sports and casino content sectors.
There is no public information on proprietary hardware development plans.
Leap maintains active regulatory engagement and flexible compliance frameworks to address emerging challenges.
Leap focuses on continuous innovation, quality content delivery, and regulatory compliance to maintain its competitive edge.
Mobile-first gaming is a core focus in Leap’s development and market approach.
Leap currently specializes in virtual sports and casino content but has no notable live dealer streaming product line.
Leap includes esports-style virtual games and crash games in its portfolio to capture growing trends.
Supports some digital currencies but no official blockchain integration efforts are public.
AI-driven personalization is being developed to tailor player experiences and optimize content.
Responsible gambling features are built in compliance with regulatory demands and player protection trends.
Focused on emerging markets such as Africa with mobile-friendly content and regulated deployment.
Supports fiat and digital currencies to meet evolving payment method trends.
Offers cross-channel delivery supporting web, mobile, and retail betting environments.
Maintains robust compliance measures and regularly updates products to meet increased regulatory scrutiny.
Adheres strictly to data privacy laws using GDPR-compliant practices.
Provides a collaborative workplace with focus on innovation to attract and retain skilled talent.
Continuously improves product offerings and support grounded in operator and player feedback.
Utilizes scalable cloud infrastructure to support performance and global distribution.
Invests in optimization techniques to ensure fast loading and smooth gameplay across devices.
Developing enhanced analytics and BI tools to support operators in data-driven decision making.
Focused on improving API robustness, ease of integration, and real-time data synchronization.
Implements ongoing security upgrades including penetration testing and threat monitoring.
Actively invested in platform scalability to support growing user bases without performance loss.
Keeps adoption of modern development tools and frameworks to accelerate innovation.
Enhances content delivery networks to provide low latency, high-quality streams across geographies.
Adds machine learning capabilities for player behavior prediction and personalized gaming experiences.
Continuously refines testing methodologies to deliver higher quality and reliability.
Implements modern collaborative tools to improve cross-team productivity.
Enhances content delivery networks to provide low latency, high-quality streams across geographies.
Pursues automation in testing, deployment, and operations for efficiency gains.
Focuses on next-gen virtual sports realism and enhanced interactive gaming experiences.
Continuously modernizes legacy systems to maintain competitive technology standards.