Digital Gaming Solutions
DGS, Digital Gaming Solutions, supplies a sportsbook, horse racing and casino platform to operators rather than running sites of its own. Its site describes it as "a privately held company" and names no legal entity, no owner, no founding year and no gambling licence. The Great Britain Gambling Commission's register holds one company called Digital Gaming Solutions Limited, but its only licence is a non-remote gaming machine technical supplier licence and nothing links it to this supplier, so no licence is given for DGS.
Casinos Carrying Digital Gaming Solutions
We have not yet recorded any casino we list as carrying Digital Gaming Solutions.
About Digital Gaming Solutions
What It Is
DGS stands for Digital Gaming Solutions. It supplies a platform covering sportsbook, horse racing and casino to operators, and states that it has "no competing operational interests" because it only develops and supports software.
Where to Find It
The domain dgs.ag no longer resolves. digitalgamingsolutions.com redirects to www.dgssvc.com, which is the company's own site.
Ownership
The site states that "DGS is a privately held company" and names no legal entity, no registered address, no jurisdiction of incorporation and no owner, so no owner could be established.
Licensing
DGS states no gambling licence anywhere on its own site. The Gambling Commission's business register does hold a company called Digital Gaming Solutions Limited, at account 100010, but its only entry is a non-remote gaming machine technical supplier licence active from 3 December 2025 — a land-based machine licence, not a remote software licence — and nothing on dgssvc.com links the two. No licence is given for DGS.
Payout Percentages
DGS publishes no payout or return-to-player figures, and those are properties of individual games and builds rather than of a platform, so none is given.
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