- Definition: iGaming
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iGaming is the term generally used for online or internet gambling, which includes online poker, internet casinos, virtual sportsbooks, web-based lotteries, mobile gambling, and pari-mutuel racing. iGaming takes place in the internet and includes the following basic components: software (backend database and front end gaming); hardware; financial transaction processing and customer service. Components of iGaming may take place over the phone, especially with customer service issues. iGaming does not include video games online nor does it include skill gaming. Some of the better known public companies include Party Gaming, Betfair, Sportingbet, Cryptologic, 888.com, BWIN, and Virgin Games.
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