RGS (Remote Gaming Server)

The RGS is the foundational technical component for distributing casino content. The server holds the certified game logic, runs the RNG, manages game state, calculates outcomes, and interfaces with operator PAM systems through standardized APIs. Game studios distribute content through their RGS infrastructure (sometimes branded as a separate product, sometimes as part of broader platform offering); aggregators run RGS integrations with multiple studios; operators integrate with RGS endpoints to deliver content to players. The architecture is technically demanding. RGS infrastructure must handle high transaction volumes (hundreds or thousands of game rounds per second across the customer base), maintain regulatory-certified RNG integrity, provide low-latency game outcomes, and scale across many operator integrations. The major game studios run their own RGS infrastructure at substantial scale. Aggregators run RGS layers that abstract individual studio differences. Some operators run their own RGS for in-house content; few operators run RGS for third-party content because the certification and infrastructure work doesn't typically pay back.