Confidential, Off-Market Review for the Global Gaming Industry
GamingMarkets operates a confidential sell-side M&A intake desk for the global gaming and iGaming industry. This process is designed to allow owners, founders, and mandated advisors to signal strategic intent safely, discreetly, and without commitment.
This is not a marketplace, not a public listing service, and not a broker network. No information is disclosed, circulated, or shared with third parties without explicit consent.
What this intake is — and what it is not
This is:
- A private, institutional intake process for off-market M&A situations
- An internal review conducted by an independent market-intelligence desk
- A way to explore strategic interest without exposing your brand or operations
This is not:
- A public deal listing or teaser distribution
- A lead-generation form
- A broker-managed sales process
Who this intake is intended for
- Owners and founders considering a strategic exit or partial transaction
- Licensed gaming and betting operators in regulated markets
- B2B technology, platform, payments, or infrastructure providers
- Advisors acting under an explicit or exploratory mandate
It is not intended for brokers seeking exposure or for mass outreach.
Confidentiality & control
Your submission remains strictly non-public.
- Nothing you submit is indexed, listed, or publicly visible
- No buyers, investors, or intermediaries can access your information
- You may submit with or without contact details
- Any follow-up, outreach, or publication requires explicit approval
Each submission is stored under a neutral internal reference only (e.g. GM-MNA-XXXXXX).
You remain in full control at every stage.
What happens after submission
- Your submission is reviewed internally by the GamingMarkets M&A desk
- The opportunity is assessed against active mandates and sector focus
- If relevant, you may receive a private follow-up request
- If there is no current match, the submission remains internal with no outreach
No process is initiated and no information is shared without your consent.
What information is collected — and why
The submission form requests high-level ranges, not precise figures. This allows efficient classification without requiring sensitive data.
Business metrics
You will be asked for revenue and EBITDA ranges and whether figures are monthly or yearly. Exact numbers are not required.
Footprint & licensing
You may indicate active territories and licensing posture (Regulated, Offshore, Hybrid, or None), as well as relevant jurisdictions (e.g. MGA, UKGC, AGCO, Curacao, U.S. states). This establishes regulatory exposure without identifying brands.
Business model & traffic
You can classify the business model (Operator, Affiliate, Platform, B2B Tech, PSP, Studio, etc.) and indicate primary traffic sources. A light revenue mix helps profile operational focus.
Scale & team
User-base ranges, team size, exit horizon, and intermediary involvement help contextualize operational complexity and intent.
Compliance profile
You may indicate general regulatory posture (No issues, Minor, Audit, Renewal pending, or Prefer not to say). No documents are required.
Technology & payments
High-level information on tech stack type, ownership, and payment infrastructure helps assess strategic independence and infrastructure value.
Valuation & data confidence
Indicative valuation multiples and confidence level (Precise, Estimate, Rough, No info) set expectations without commitment.
Contact & notes (optional)
You may provide a secure contact email, but it is not required. If follow-up is needed and no email was provided, contact is requested via submission ID only.
When it makes sense to submit
- When exploring an exit, partnership, capital event, or restructuring
- When regulatory, operational, or market changes prompt early evaluation
- When you want to understand strategic interest without exposure
Submissions may be exploratory, speculative, or early-stage.
Next step
If you are ready to proceed, you may continue to the secure submission form.