Australian wagering tech company BetMakers Technology (ASX: BET) has signed two-year market access and content agreements with the online British-based bookmaker Bet365 relating to New Jersey and Colorado. As per the agreements, Bet365 will be licensed by BetMakers to offer fixed odds bets on thoroughbred horse racing to Bet365 customers within New Jersey. Bet365 will
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Wagering tech company BetMakers Technology (ASX: BET) has unveiled a five-year partnership with PA Betting Services, a division of the UK-based PA Media Group. The duo is gearing up to launch a broadcast streaming and wagering platform for intended distribution into world racing markets. The platform, dubbed “The AdVantage Platform”, will combine the latest wagering
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The pandemic saw a surge in sports betting as people were cooped up at home and had extra discretionary income to spend. However, as inflationary pressures and a return to normalcy took effect, many found that their wallets could no longer afford the risk. As a result, companies like wagering tech partner Betmakers Technology (ASX:
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While nordic horse racing in Australia may be best known for its charismatic Swedish racecaller, racing in Norway could soon catapult onto the global stage with the investment being made in their industry starting with upgrades to their tote system via a 10-year engagement with wagering tech company BetMakers (ASX: BET). The increase to international
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Wagering tech company BetMakers Technology (ASX: BET) is in the midst of sparking a fixed odds revolution in the US with licenses and partners now in place to introduce fixed odds betting in the State of New Jersey for horse racing. The exclusive rights to offer fixed odds betting in the State was granted by
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The bidding war for Tabcorp’s wagering business is heating up with the first domestic offer made by tech company BetMakers (ASX: BET) which is being advised by sportsbetting kingmaker Matt Tripp, with a bid valued at $4 billion. Despite the bid being from a Company whose market cap sits around $1.3 billion, the Aussie homegrown
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