Tebwin.com – The Official Betting Partner of Queens Park Rangers
One of the King J Entertainment brands, Tebwin.com, have become the official betting partner of Queens Park Rangers for the 2021/22 football season.
Queens Park Rangers, who play football in the English Championship league, will display the Tebwin logo around their ground, The Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium, along with a full package of promotional material.
The business manager at King J. Entertainment, Pearl Dougall, had this to say about the new partnership, “We are delighted to be able to support QPR in this start-up phase of our business. QPR has a tremendous legacy that extends back to the 19th century, we already feel part of the British footballing tradition because of it. Partnering with a team like QPR is a unique opportunity for a new company like ours, and the start of what we hope will be a long and mutually rewarding relationship.”
As part of the deal, all promotional material which is used by Tebwin to promote their brand will contain references to responsible gambling.
It has also been revealed that Tebwin will have full access to the QPR blockchain app, which could prove to be extremely lucrative for both parties over the course of the football season.
We are thrilled to have secured this partnership with Tebwin, who have impressed us with their customer vetting and onboarding process, which is second-to-none. Our partnership with Tebwin.com will help QPR to engage fans in responsible and innovative ways this season as the sports betting landscape continues to offer amusement and fun as well as enhancing the fans experience.
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