DATA.BET, the supplier of sportsbook solutions, and Odds Reactor have announced a partnership to produce a new and expanded sports betting service.
Odds Reactor is a global B2B odds feed provider based in Helsinki, Finland, and work has already been completed to integrate DATA.BET’s portfolio into its products.
That has resulted in a significant raising of the bar with access to over 50 sports disciplines, 50,000 monthly events and more than 1,000 markets.
With increased demand from fans of sports betting apps for a wider variety of markets and gambling opportunities, this marks a significant upgrade for the sportsbook solution providers.
Official Data Ensures Quick Bet Settlement
The plug-and-play API integration took just three months to process and all the content provided is powered by official data sources, ensuring quick bet settlement with latencies down to one second bet delay and 93% market uptime.
DATA.BET’s coverage includes major football leagues as well as basketball and tennis and has engagement-driving features such as Player Props and Bet Builder.
Otto Bonning, Head of Sales at DATA.BET, said: “This partnership with Odds Reactor represents a successful deployment of our classic sports offering.
“The solid technical foundation of our sports betting solution enabled rapid integration for Odds Reactor.
“This demonstrates how our modern infrastructure accelerates growth for both established players and emerging platforms in a market where speed-to-market determines competitive edge.”
A Sportsbook Solution For The Future
The sportsbook market is highly competitive with players demanding the widest range of services and sports possible coupled with the fastest withdrawal time after a successful bet.
Samuel Ahonen, operations manager at Odds Reactor, added: “With future developments focusing on expanded sports coverage and enhanced tech capabilities, this partnership leverages both companies’ strengths to meet the demands of a dynamic and competitive betting market.”
Jim Munro is a betting industry and gambling expert who has been a national newspaper journalist for over 30 years, predominantly at The Sunday Times and The Sun, where he wrote a weekly soccer betting column. Jim also worked on the launch of Virgin Bet with Gamesys and was subsequently head of editorial at LiveScore, the sports media and betting group.
