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About us

A platform company that thinks like an operator

sixteen87 builds and runs a multi-tenant white-label iGaming platform. We exist so that operators can launch quickly, own their configuration, and never again wait on a supplier to change a lobby or a bonus rule.

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Why we exist

Operators were waiting too long for too little

The pattern repeats across markets. An operator licenses a platform, then discovers that the lobby is a template, the bonus engine is a menu, and every change is a ticket with a lead time. Systems from different suppliers are stitched together, each with its own wallet and its own reports, and the people who run the brand spend their week reconciling instead of growing.

sixteen87 was built as the answer to that pattern: one platform under every vertical, one wallet, one back-office, and an isolated environment for each operator so that nobody shares a database or a release schedule with a stranger. Bonuses, lobbies, limits and journeys are configuration the operator owns. The team that builds each module also runs it, and the same people answer the phone.

We are a product company first. We would rather do fewer things properly than offer a long list of features that only work in a demo.

Strengths

What operators get from us

Operator-minded

Every feature is judged by the same question: does it make the operator’s day shorter, safer or more profitable?

Fast to launch, safe to run

A provisioned environment, your brand applied and your content switched on, with compliance and risk tooling in place from day one.

Modern by design

A modular front-end, a ledger-first wallet, an orchestrator that provisions environments, and configuration where others need code.

Vision

A market where launching a well-run, compliant iGaming brand is a matter of configuration, and where operators keep the value they create.

Mission

To give every operator on the platform a complete, isolated environment they control, backed by people who understand how a brand is actually run.

Values

Plain speaking, ownership, craft, and respect for players, which means responsible-gaming tools that are real, not decorative.

Principles

How we make decisions

Six principles that shape the roadmap, the code and the way we work with operators.

  • 01

    Transparency

    Plain answers, visible roadmaps and reporting that shows exactly what a campaign or a rule is doing.

  • 02

    Ownership

    The team that builds a module runs it. There is no hand-off to a support desk that has never seen the code.

  • 03

    Speed with care

    We ship often and in small steps, environment by environment, so a change is contained before it is widespread.

  • 04

    Product first

    We prefer one well-designed capability over three configurable half-measures.

  • 05

    Inclusive by default

    Front-ends that work on small screens, slow networks and assistive technology, because players use all three.

  • 06

    Operator success

    We measure ourselves on the outcomes of the brands running on the platform, not on the length of our feature list.

Technology

Under the hood

Scales with the brand

Isolated environments sized to each operator, upgraded on their schedule, with headroom added when traffic grows.

Built for audit

An immutable ledger, an immutable audit log and role-based access with every permission change recorded.

Responsive everywhere

Player and operator interfaces designed for phones first and desktops second, with the same session across both.

News

Insights from the team

· 4 min read

Why wagering requirements should be weighted by game category

A single multiplier treats a high-volatility slot and a low-margin table game as if they cost the operator the same. They do not. Here is how category weighting fixes the maths without confusing the player.

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· 4 min read

Running a lotto vertical without a second back-office

Lotto has its own rhythm: scheduled draws, cut-offs, liability and prize tiers. None of that requires a separate platform if the wallet and the operator console already speak lotto.

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Work with a platform partner, not a vendor

Tell us where you are launching and what you need first. We will show you the environment your brand would run in.