Delasport Gains Certification to Launch Its Sportsbook in Brazil
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Delasport said it is delighted to debut its sportsbook offering in one of the largest gaming markets, with annual gambling revenues in Brazil expected to top $1 billion, and is a key milestone in the growth targets of the business. The provider says that in details of its first partnership in Brazil its sportsbook platform is customized for the local jurisdiction and full of innovations that should lead to an enhanced player experience.
Additionally, the sportsbook has an AI feature that focuses on customer engagement and personalization that aims to increase player retention. The solution has a suite of back-office tools that include risk management and fraud prevention modules.
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Management at Delasport state there are more partnerships with operators to come in the Brazilian region later this year. The business says it wants to try to achieve growth by increasing its partnerships with gambling companies in regulated gaming markets where the provider is licensed.
The B2B provider has had a busy start to the year, with its expansion into Brazil coming hot on the heels of the business gaining certification to launch in the South Africa gaming market.
Brazil represents a key milestone in our global expansion strategy, and we are happy to launch with the first partner and another one on the way, this time with our full solution, We are thrilled to bring our premium sportsbook and iGaming solutions to Brazilian operators, empowering them with the best technology available in the industry today.
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