EveryMatrix Has Acquired Leapbit to Enhance Its OddsMatrix Sports Platform
EveryMatrix has announced the acquisition of Leapbit, the sports betting developer, to combine the technology of both companies.
EveryMatrix, the B2B iGaming technology provider, has its own sports betting product, which is called OddsMatrix. Through the acquisition, EveryMatrix plan to use the integrated technology to improve its OddsMatrix brand and deliver a complete iGaming solution.
At the beginning of this year, EveryMatrix released SlotMatrix – its new iGaming solution for casinos.
OddsMatrix is one of the company’s three pillars and is growing at a tremendous rate already. Retail is a big component of any comprehensive sports betting suite, and by integrating Leapbit’s technology, we can take OddsMatrix to new levels of complexity. We’ve been impressed by Leapbit’s technology and expert team, and we’re looking forward to growing OddsMatrix together by greatly expanding our addressable market.
Leapbit founded in 2018, is a B2B sports betting provider. It has grown its retail and sportsbook platforms and supplies several Tier 1 operators in the European market.
Another benefit of the acquisition of EveryMatrix is that it hopes to expand its customer base. It is looking to provide its modular solutions and services to this new list of operators.
We’re delighted to be signing with EveryMatrix. The past four years with Leapbit have been more fruitful than expected; we’ve done a lot of work in a short time frame and couldn’t be prouder of this outcome. The team is eager to re-join a bigger company and work from the inside to push the boundaries of innovation within the sports betting software space.
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