SportsHero (ASX: SHO)

The global esports market is set to grow to $3 billion in value come 2027, with most of its revenue counting on China. It’s no wonder then that investors are displaying a great appetite, trying to get in on the action in the Asian eSports industry. Stepping into the boom, sports prediction platform SportsHero (ASX:

The trick of bringing into play one’s luck and accuracy in guessing is what makes sportsbetting so thrilling. But everyone is afraid of losing. Picking the wrong team to bet on and losing (monetarily and mentally) is not fun at all. But worry not, eSports bettors in Australia will soon have up to an 80%

Gambling in China – it’s a big no no. But with the underground industry hugely lucrative in the mainland, many businesses are finding more legal means to monetise the gambling psyche within the Chinese population with sports tech company SportsHero (ASX: SHO) the latest to join the movement through the eSports predictor competitions.  Just because

Where scouting of athletes has long been a cumbersome and labour intensive process that has been unchanged for decades, SportsHero (ASX: SHO) is set to utilise technology to transform scouting networks that require travelling the world to unearth the next generational talents. Linking up with Footie Group Limited, the owners of Ellevate Football which is

With the resumption of major sporting codes finally being restarted following COVID-19 shutdowns, sports tech and media company SportsHero (ASX: SHO) is set to launch their fully localised international football app in Indonesia. The launch of their Olahbola app will provide the world’s 4th most populous nation to video content from top football leagues, English