iGaming glossary
Definitions for iGaming operators: game aggregation, platform models, RTP, GGR, NGR, provably fair and house edge.
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What is a game aggregator in iGaming?
In iGaming, a game aggregator connects a site to many game studios through one integration and one contract. How it works, how it's paid, and the trade-offs.
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Game aggregator vs white label: what's the difference?
In iGaming, an aggregator supplies games; a white label supplies the whole operation under the provider's licence. Compare cost, control and launch speed.
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What is RTP (return to player) in iGaming?
RTP is the share of wagers a game is designed to pay back to players over its full cycle. How it is set, certified and read, and what it means for a site owner.
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What is GGR (gross gaming revenue)?
GGR is wagers minus winnings paid to players in a period. How to calculate it, how it differs from deposits and NGR, and why supplier fees are quoted on it.
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What is NGR (net gaming revenue)?
NGR is GGR minus bonuses, gaming taxes and agreed fees. What is deducted, why revenue-share deals are based on it, and how an owner reads the monthly statement.
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Turnkey vs white label: which iGaming platform model is which?
Turnkey and white label both give you a ready casino platform. The difference is who holds the licence, who owns the brand and the players, and what you pay.
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What is provably fair?
Provably fair lets a player verify that a game round was not manipulated, using hashed server seeds and client seeds. How it works and what it does not prove.
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What is house edge?
House edge is the share of each wager a game keeps on average: 100% minus RTP. Formula, examples by game, and why it is the engine of every casino's revenue.
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