I Build iGaming Platforms That Scale

I primarily use React/Next.js for frontends, Node.js with TypeScript for backend services, PostgreSQL for transactional data, Redis for caching and real-time state, and WebSockets/Socket.io for live game communication. For blockchain features, I use Solidity and Web3.js. Infrastructure runs on AWS with Docker and Kubernetes for orchestration.

Yes, provably fair systems are a core part of my iGaming work. I implement HMAC-SHA256 based seeding systems where the server seed is committed (hashed) before the round starts, combined with a client seed and nonce. Players can verify any round's outcome using the revealed seeds. I've built these systems for crash games, dice, Plinko, and card games.

Absolutely. I've integrated Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT (ERC-20 and TRC-20), and other major cryptocurrencies. This includes generating deposit addresses, monitoring blockchain confirmations, processing withdrawals with hot/cold wallet management, and handling exchange rate conversions. I also integrate traditional fiat payment gateways alongside crypto.

A single game (like a crash game or dice game) typically takes 4-6 weeks. A full platform with multiple games, user management, and admin dashboard takes 10-16 weeks. A sportsbook MVP is usually 10-12 weeks. These timelines include testing, deployment, and initial monitoring. Complex projects with custom requirements may take longer.

Both. I've worked with early-stage startups building their first MVP and with established gaming companies adding new game titles or scaling existing infrastructure. My engagement models are flexible — from fixed-price project delivery to ongoing retainer arrangements.

I use WebSocket connections (via Socket.io or raw WS) for real-time game state broadcasting. For high-throughput scenarios, I implement Redis pub/sub for fan-out messaging across multiple server instances. The architecture supports horizontal scaling — adding more WebSocket gateway nodes behind a load balancer to handle increased concurrent connections.