Pay Transparency Index
We read every live job ad on the career boards of 20 major iGaming employers — 1,377 of them — and checked which ones state what the job pays.
7.1%
Salaried office roles
74 of 1,049 ads state pay
61%
Hourly frontline roles
200 of 328 ads state a rate
100%
Every job on Hirico
A listing without a salary range cannot be published here.
iGaming will happily tell you what it pays a betting-shop cashier. It will not tell you what it pays an engineer. Hourly frontline roles state a rate in 61% of ads. Salaried office roles — engineering, product, compliance, marketing — do so in 7%.
These are counted separately on purpose. Hourly work publishes its rate almost everywhere, in every industry — blending the two would make iGaming look nearly three times more open than it is.
Employers that stated pay on at least one salaried role, ranked by the share of their office ads that do.
Rush Street Interactive
10 of 27
Genius Sports
14 of 45
Bet365
18 of 80
Evolution
24 of 164
Entain
7 of 69
Playtech
1 of 94
The other 14 employers stated a pay figure on none of their 570 salaried ads between them. The largest single board without a salary anywhere: 143 open roles.
Every live ad on the public career boards of 20 major iGaming employers — 1,377 in total.
An ad only counts as disclosing if it states an actual figure next to pay language. "Competitive salary" does not count.
Ads are split into hourly frontline work and salaried office work, and never blended into a single headline number.
Surveyed 2026-07-11.