I launched iGaming.guru — a service directory for the iGaming industry (beta)

[tigor999rus]

I want to share a project I launched and am actively developing — iGaming.guru (Beta 2025)

The idea is simple: build a practical, working directory for the iGaming market, not another “showcase” website. No noise, no random listings, just relevant services and real connections.

What is iGaming.guru

iGaming.guru is a niche directory for services and companies working specifically with iGaming.

The platform includes:

- affiliate networks

- payment providers

- white label solutions

- KYC / AML / anti-fraud services

- marketing and SEO providers

- software and infrastructure developers

This is not a general business directory. If a service is not related to iGaming, it doesn’t belong here.

Why I built this project

The iGaming market is overloaded with Telegram chats and fragmented sources of information. After a while, it becomes difficult to remember who does what and where to find them.

iGaming.guru is my attempt to centralize the market and provide a clear, structured way to discover services and contact them directly.

Built-in messaging for fast communication

One of the core features of the platform is built-in internal messaging.

This allows users to:

contact service providers directly

communicate without switching to Telegram or external messengers

keep conversations inside the platform

get faster and more structured responses

The focus is on real communication, not just listing pages.

3,000 free listings at launch

At the early stage of the project, I opened a quota of 3,000 free listings.

What’s included:

free placement

a full service profile

access to internal messaging

equal visibility in the directory

The quota is limited. Once it’s filled, the placement conditions will change.

Who will benefit from this

iGaming service providers

affiliate teams and media buyers

SaaS products entering the iGaming market

companies looking for partners and solutions

Final thoughts

iGaming.guru is my attempt to build a clear, useful tool for the iGaming industry.

If you have a service in this niche, now is a good time to join the directory for free and secure your presence at an early stage.

Website: igaming.guru

Feedback and suggestions are welcome — the project is evolving.


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[DanWalker]

I checked your site and found that your website is brand new and no other pages have been developed except the front page. So you made it for B2B and B2C deals and finding partners, right?

It was good to hear that you offered 3000 free listings in the beginning, lets see if anyone is interested. Seeing your post reminded me of gosubetting.com. Since your website doesn't have any traffic yet, you should develop your website good manner first and then spread your services. I would suggest you to check out the gosubetting website to see how they started their business.

[Haunebu]

Firstly, I hate it when links are not shared in the ANN itself and we need to manually search around which is highly unprofessional stuff. Secondly, I checked the site out and it just looks like some sort of job portal which is weird to say the least.

Thirdly, this whole site looks like it's in its alpha stage and not beta since it's just a barebones prototype. Bad first impressions overall.

[un_rank]

Firstly, I hate it when links are not shared in the ANN itself and we need to manually search around which is highly unprofessional stuff.

This could happen due to someone not being familiar with how the forum works. In many other websites if you type out the url properly with the tlds the website would be clickable to anyone seeing it but in the except you add "www" at the start it will not show up as a website. This may not be the case here, but some newbies are not aware of that.

- Jay -

[DYING_S0UL]

This is your platform right? So I did take a look (assuming it's the correct one) and man it was kinda hard for me to navigate. I mean there were so many options, categories, pages I could choose to visit. In fact I visited quite a few of them, some were working and some leading to nowhere (not sure whether that's because of me visiting the site from my mobile) or was it stil unfinished? I have another suggestion for you, you might want to work a little with your ANN page. The texts, and they way you formatted them are rather messy imo. Anyway that's all I can say for now.