Engineering Partner · iGaming

WHY BUILD
THIS AGAIN?

Every gaming platform eventually builds the same foundation — sessions, wallets, integrations, compliance and deployment.

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The Invisible Foundation

Every great game is only
the tip of the iceberg.

Your players experience the games. Your product team shapes the experience. Your engineers build everything underneath.

Remote Game Servers. Wallet integrations. Operator adapters. Compliance. Audit trails. Certification. Deployment. Monitoring.

This is the foundation every platform ends up needing, sooner or later.

Most teams build this from scratch.

You shouldn't have to.

Visible

  • Games
  • Brand
  • Player Experience

Foundation

  • Remote Game Server
  • Certified RNG
  • Wallet Integration
  • Operator Connectors
  • Compliance
  • Audit Trails
  • Monitoring & Reporting
  • Deployment & Scalability
  • Platform Services
  • Certification
The Foundation

Start with
the Foundation.

Months usually go into rebuilding infrastructure that has nothing to do with the game itself.

CoreStack eliminates that entirely.

Most teams begin at the bottom.

You begin here.

Your Product

Gaming Layer

Foundation

Who We Build For

  • Game Studios
  • Operators
  • Aggregators

What We Build

  • Remote Gaming Servers
  • Platform Architecture
  • PAM
  • Wallet Integration
  • Compliance

Where We Work

  • Online Casino
  • Social Casino
  • Sweepstakes
  • Sports Betting
Engineering Engagements

However
You Build

We meet teams at different stages of the same engineering journey.

Sometimes the Foundation is part of the answer. Sometimes it isn't.

Starting from Scratch?

We build new gaming platforms, casino games and platform services from first principles—engineered specifically for modern iGaming.

Platform Holding You Back?

We modernise existing platforms, integrate operators and aggregators, and evolve production systems without unnecessary disruption.

Racing a Deadline?

We accelerate delivery using reusable engineering, including the CoreStack Foundation, where it creates the greatest value.

Need More Engineering Depth?

We work alongside internal engineering teams, bringing experienced iGaming engineers who can own architecture, implementation and long-term product delivery.

Every engagement is different.

The engineering mindset is always the same.

Engineering in Practice

Engineering Stories.

Every philosophy deserves proof.

Six engineering decisions that shaped how we build.

Engineers reviewing RGS production architecture on a whiteboard
01Remote Gaming Server

When the Game Was the Easy Part.

A slot studio arrived with polished games and no platform. No RGS, no certified RNG, no operator relationships. The brief was minimal. The engineering judgement was ours. We built the entire missing infrastructure layer — compliance across four jurisdictions, eCOGRA-certified RNG, native operator adaptors — from a standing start.

Engineering Decision

Separate game innovation from platform engineering.

Engineering workstation with operator dashboard, session monitor, and log viewer across three screens
02Production Environment Simulation

No Real Operator Available. So We Built One.

Integration testing against a live operator isn't possible before you're live. We built a fully spec-compliant simulated operator: wallets, sessions, game rounds, reporting. Everything a real operator provides, without the production risk. Defects surfaced in our environment, long before an operator ever saw them.

Engineering Decision

The closer your test environment is to production, the fewer surprises reach production.

Architecture diagrams and API contracts spread across a desk alongside the SPHINX Foundation blueprint
03Integration Architecture

The Architecture Decision No One Had Asked For.

Before a single operator requested integration, we made a decision that had nothing to do with any of them: every external touchpoint would sit behind a defined interface. Adding a new connection became a matter of writing configuration. That constraint has held across every integration since.

Engineering Decision

Design for the second integration before building the first.

RNG certification desk with NIST statistical test results, chi-square distribution charts, and a certification package ready for submission
04Certified RNG Engine

Built to Be Audited. Not Adjusted to Pass.

Certification is usually treated as documentation — completed after the platform is built. We treated it as a constraint from the start. The RNG was designed to be certifiable from its first line, with continuous statistical monitoring in production, not just at point-of-submission. The eCOGRA certification was proof of a system built to be audited.

Engineering Decision

Compliance should influence architecture — not follow it.

The decisions that shaped this platform were made before anyone asked for them.

Real-time operations centre with global network status, 128,541 active sessions, and 128ms average latency across a curved monitor wall
05Real-Time Engineering

You Can't Optimise Your Way to Real-Time.

Casino games are a synchronisation problem. Every round outcome, every wallet balance, every player state — consistent across every system, simultaneously. We designed for this as a constraint from the outset: game state as a shared resource, built on persistent connections. Sessions stay coherent under load because the architecture assumed they had to.

Engineering Decision

Latency is a gameplay concern, not an infrastructure metric.

06Engineering Beyond Gaming

The Domain Changes. The Engineering Doesn't.

The same disciplines applied to iGaming have addressed real-time communications, IoT pipelines, industrial monitoring, and AI inference infrastructure — different problems, solved the same way.

Engineering Decision

Systems thinking transfers. The domain is just context.

Every project leaves behind more than code.

It leaves behind ideas that shape the next system.

Flagship Platform

Remote Gaming Server

Meet
Sphinx.

A production-oriented, customizable RGS platform for studios and operators.

SPHINX gives your team a working platform to build on. Not a blank page.

Built from engineering patterns and operational lessons from real iGaming engagements.

Designed to reduce the time, cost and integration effort required to establish production-grade gaming infrastructure.

Different teams need different levels of control. Available as source, licensed deployment or managed infrastructure.

SPHINXREMOTE GAMING SERVERGAMES / GAME ENGINESOPERATORSAGGREGATORSGame lifecycle & sessionsWallet integration layerRNG frameworkSecurity & complianceOp. & aggregator adaptersAudit & reportingOperational monitoringMock operator tooling
01Working From Day Zero

Teams start from a platform that's already running in production.

02Designed For Integration

Adapter-based architecture for operators, aggregators and wallets. New connections become configuration, not engineering.

03Built For Control

Customizable architecture and flexible deployment for teams that need greater ownership of their infrastructure.

About CoreStack

Engineering
First.

Engineering team working at desks with RGS architecture sketched on whiteboards

CoreStack Gaming is a specialized engineering partner for the iGaming industry, founded by engineers from Aristocrat.

We build production-grade software for gaming studios, operators and platform providers.

Alongside engineering services, we are developing SPHINX — a customizable Remote Gaming Server platform designed to give studios and operators a working foundation to build from.

Our team brings experience from healthcare, industrial IoT and professional AV systems — software disciplines where reliability and integration are not optional. Today that experience is applied to online gaming.

  • Platform Engineering
  • Remote Gaming Infrastructure
  • Systems Integration
  • Product Development
  • Engineering Services
Hands reviewing RGS system architecture diagram in detail
RGS platform architecture and live metrics — illustrated engineering workspace
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