Turbo Stars is a B2B iGaming company founded in 2020 that develops and licenses software to operators: four flagship products — Turbo Stars Platform (casino), Turbo Sports (sportsbook), Polybetting (prediction markets) and Turbo Aggregator (game aggregation, also called T-Hub). An Anjouan B2B licence covers the casino platform (PAM), the sportsbook, prediction markets and aggregator are delivered as technology, and the operator runs the brand, player accounts, deposits, withdrawals and support. The team cites 8+ years in iGaming; since January 2025 the CEO has been Alex Kozachenko, and in 2026 Turbo Stars won four Hipther awards and was shortlisted at the SBC Awards and SiGMA Asia.
The products share one wallet, player identity and risk view, and cross-sell is measured by cohort. AI runs in pricing, exposure, churn, RTP and content recommendation, and the 2026 updates added the Turbo Predict vertical, payment categories and decline reasons players can read, configurable KYC and document rules, T&C versioning, phone-only registration, Potential VIP flagging, personalised notifications, withdrawal queue limits and domain management. Turbo Sports shipped 66 disciplines, 31 locales, 2,000+ new markets, 5 data feeds, Early Payout, Replays and a new Cash Out formula in 2026, In-Betting Slots run inside the sportsbook, and betting partnerships include Odds88, DATA.BET (esports) and BETER. The most requested Turbo Aggregator providers include the independent studio Turbo Games (Crash X, Mines, the Vortex series), Pragmatic Play, PG Soft, Evolution, NetEnt, Hacksaw Gaming, Nolimit City, Amatic, Big Time Gaming, Play'n GO and Quickspin.
The platform supports operators in Tier-1, Tier-2 and Tier-3 markets and is built for LATAM, the EU, Africa and Asia, with LATAM and Africa on its 2026 roadmap and an Asian-markets version with Asian languages, odds formats, deep sports coverage, regional payments and a live state-operator case. For Turbo Aggregator providers the platform names support for Malta (MGA), Sweden, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain and Italy, Sweepstakes targets US sweeps states, and startups get an Anjouan licence track if needed. Client cases are anonymised: a Tier-1 brand moved region by region with no player-visible downtime, a Tier-2 second brand launched on the same deployment without a bigger team, a crypto-native start-up runs casino, sportsbook and Polybetting on stablecoin rails, and Polybetting was embedded in an existing casino brand.
The products are licensed on their own or together: an operator starts with one module and adds the rest later, with turnkey, white-label, API-first, crypto-native or source-code buyout delivery, and Polybetting also runs as a white label prediction market. Pricing depends on the profile: enterprise for Tier-1, modular per product for Tier-2-3, revenue share for crypto projects and a licence plus revenue share for sweepstakes, while startups pay a GGR-aligned fee with no platform-fee floor before traction. Timelines: a sportsbook-first brand reaches production in 2 weeks, the crypto stack goes live in 6 weeks, sweepstakes in 10 weeks, and one anonymised Tier-2 case launched in 9 weeks.1–18
