igadeals lists licensed operators, B2B platforms, affiliate portfolios and payment businesses for sale, with revenue reconciled against back office data and a clear statement of whether the gaming license transfers with the deal. Creating a buyer account is free. Opening a data room requires proof of funds and a refundable $50,000 deposit that is credited against your purchase price.
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About the $50,000 deposit. It is not a fee. It is held in escrow, credited in full against the purchase price when you complete, and returned in full if you decide not to buy or no deal is agreed. It is $50,000 on every listing regardless of deal size, so that sellers releasing confidential trading data are dealing with committed buyers rather than competitors gathering intelligence.
Six asset classes, each with a different risk profile and a different price
Licensed B2C operators, crypto casinos, sweepstakes brands and multi-brand groups. The questions are always the same: does the license transfer, how much revenue sits with a handful of VIP players, and is the traffic owned or rented from affiliates.
Standalone books, casino hybrids and regional operators in newly regulating markets. Margin swings more than a casino, so buyers price on a longer trailing window and look hard at trading limits, odds supply contracts and the casino cross-sell rate.
Player account management systems, aggregators, turnkey providers and slot studios earning contracted revenue share from operators. No player liability, the highest multiples on igadeals, and client concentration as the main thing to discount for.
Comparison portals, SEO portfolios, streamer networks and email lists with tracked first-time depositor history. No license required to own them, which makes them the usual entry point for first-time buyers in iGaming.
Payment providers serving gaming merchants, KYC vendors and outsourced player support operations. Value sits in the permissions, the sponsor bank relationship and how sticky the merchant base is once the founder leaves.
Aged gaming domains, registered trademarks and unlaunched brand packages. Priced on asset value rather than a multiple, and the fastest way to acquire a name if you already run a platform.
From first enquiry to handover, usually six to twelve weeks
Free account, then a proof of funds check. Bank statement, facility letter or a solicitor's confirmation all work.
Listings are anonymous. You request details, the seller reviews you, and you sign an NDA before the brand is revealed.
A refundable $50,000 deposit is held in escrow before the data room opens. Credited on completion, returned if you walk.
Trading history, player cohorts, license documents and contracts. Offers go through the platform with price and structure.
Funds release against handover milestones as the license, domains, player database and contracts move across.
The things that kill iGaming deals, and what to ask for
Ranges from deals completed through igadeals in the last twelve months
Tier-one licenses, owned traffic and low VIP concentration sit at the top of the range. Gray-market revenue sits at the bottom.
Margin volatility pulls books below comparable casinos. A regulated local license and strong casino cross-sell close the gap.
Contracted revenue with low churn earns the highest multiples. Discount heavily where one client is more than a third of revenue.
Priced on trailing net rather than earnings. Long-lived revenue share players are worth more than a CPA spike.
Turns on whether permissions and the sponsor bank relationship survive the change of ownership.
Age, exact-match strength, registered trademarks and any usable backlink profile set the price.
A sample of what is on the marketplace right now
Tell us what you are looking for and we put the brief in front of sellers before they publish. Off-market deals are roughly a quarter of everything that closes on igadeals, and briefs also trigger an alert the moment a matching listing goes live.
There is no buyer commission. A buyer account is free, and the only optional cost is the priority membership at $1,499 a year for pre-market access and queue priority. Before a data room opens you place a refundable $50,000 deposit, which is credited against the purchase price on completion and returned in full if you do not buy.
Sellers are releasing confidential trading data, player figures and license documents. The deposit filters out competitors gathering intelligence and buyers with no means to complete. It is held in escrow rather than by us, credited against your purchase price if you buy, and refunded in full if you walk away or no deal is agreed.
Pre-market access to assets before they publish, a priority position in the seller approval queue, a first look window on listings matching your brief, and direct introductions on off-market mandates. It costs $1,499 a year and makes sense if you are actively acquiring rather than browsing. The deposit terms are the same either way.
Not always. If the deal is a share transfer, you acquire the company that already holds the license, subject to the regulator approving the change of control. If you already hold a license, many assets can be migrated onto it instead, which is often faster. Affiliate sites, domains and most B2B tooling need no license at all.
Listings on igadeals currently run from around $320,000 for a domain and brand package to just under $10m for a multi-brand group. A small operating casino with real trading history usually starts around $1m, and most B2C casinos trade between 2.4x and 4.0x trailing EBITDA.
A recent bank statement, a facility or loan letter, a confirmation from your solicitor or accountant, or evidence of committed investor capital. We check that the funds are consistent with the listings you are enquiring about, not that you hold the full asking price in cash.
Sellers list anonymously so their staff, players and affiliate partners do not learn the business is for sale. Once you pass proof of funds and the seller approves your request, you sign an NDA and receive the full identity and data room.
Median time from listing to signed letter of intent is 34 days. Completion depends on structure. An asset sale with no license dependency can close two to three weeks after the letter of intent, while a change of control application in Malta or the UK adds four to six months.
It transfers with the business, but the lawful basis for contacting those players does not transfer automatically. Expect to re-permission the list in regulated markets, and treat any seller who is casual about this as a compliance risk rather than a bargain.
Assets with gray-market revenue are listed and do sell, but the share of revenue from those markets must be disclosed. Price the exposure in rather than ignoring it, since it affects both your multiple and your ability to bank the business later.