What to actually evaluate when choosing iGaming infrastructure — and an honest account of where Slotty Labs fits, including where it does not.
Broad established platform versus focused first-party infrastructure — and why most operators run both rather than swapping one for the other.
Aggregation versus direct RGS integration: where the routing layer earns its revenue share and where it does not.
Modular enterprise suite versus focused casino infrastructure, and how to decide how many modules you genuinely need.
Layer by layer: what to build in-house, what to license, and what the engineering estimate always leaves out.
These separate suppliers far more reliably than a feature matrix does.
| What to evaluate | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Who owns the games | Whether the games are the platform's own or resold from third-party studios. This determines how much you can learn about the math and how many revenue shares sit on a round. |
| Math transparency | Whether you receive the written math model and the simulation output behind the stated RTP, or only the RTP figure itself. |
| RTP configurability | Whether RTP is a per-market configuration choice or a single value the studio fixed for every operator. |
| Certification evidence | Whether the certification dossier exists before you ask for it, and which jurisdictions have prepared evidence. |
| Wallet and custody depth | Whether crypto is a payment integration or genuine custody infrastructure with key management and solvency verification. |
| Integration surface | How much code it takes to go live, and whether your engineers can read the SDK without a call. |
On this comparison: other suppliers are described from their own public positioning, and capabilities change. This page sets out what we think is worth evaluating and how Slotty Labs answers it — verify current specifics with each supplier directly. Where another platform is the better fit, we would rather say so early.
We will tell you early if another platform fits better. It costs less than discovering it in month three.