SIS portfolio expands with
impressive global growth SBC Summiit SIS
SIS has gone from strength to strength over the past 12 months as it continues to lead the way in creating and delivering high frequency short form profitable live betting events for operators worldwide.
Te company’s Competitive Gaming product has enhanced its global profile with the last year bringing over 20 new operator launches. Tis includes an extension with long-term partner bet365, with the product now live in Arizona, Kentucky and Ohio following previous launches in New Jersey and Colorado. Te short-form, event-based product brings familiarity to bettors. Tey can wager on well-known teams and players in highly competitive head-to-head eSoccer and eBasketball contests between highly skilled gamers, tying perfectly into the company’s overarching strategy of offering compelling live betting opportunities, irrespective of location or time zone.
In addition to enhancing the product’s US presence, SIS also partnered with the industry’s leading platforms. A partnership with Playtech saw SIS supply Competitive Gaming to its partners across online and retail sports betting, while a deal was also struck with Genius Sports. As a global leader in official sports data and technology, the tie-up saw 150,000 annual live events made available by Genius Sports to its extensive sportsbook network.
DS Virtual’s Order Ticket Solution
bridges land-based and online SBC Summit DS Virtual Gaming
DS Virtual Gaming’s new Order Ticket Solution represents a significant leap forward, seamlessly connecting the online and land-based gaming experiences. Te Order Ticket Solution is designed to bridge the gap between physical betting shops and online platforms.
It offers a simulation of web and mobile game versions while incorporating a crucial element from traditional venues: the presence of a cashier. Tis integration ensures that the transition from in-person to online play maintains a sense of familiarity and interaction, enhancing the overall player experience. Te Order Ticket Solution provides access to all games offered by the Austrian provider, complete with exclusive HD-quality transmissions, comprehensive statistics, and the ability to place bets on both current and future rounds.
Tis setup significantly reduces the hardware requirements typically needed for hosting games, streamlining the process and minimising costs. Additionally, it gives players greater control over their gaming experience,
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Switching focus to the supplier’s racing content, more than 450 additional horse races were added to the live offering from Spain. A total of 1,135 contests from Saudia Arabia, including the richest horse race in the calendar year, and over 700 races from Malaysia taking the company’s number of annual horse and greyhound races distributed to its partners to over 60,000.
SIS also remains committed to product innovation around its fixed odds numbers draw offering. A deal struck with Aardvark Technologies saw the supplier’s 49’s, 39’s and Fast 15’s draws delivered to retail and online channels in Africa, while an agreement with Altenar was also reached to supply SIS’ full product range to the provider’s network of global partners.
enhancing convenience and satisfaction. A standout feature of DS Virtual Gaming is its unified jackpot system.
Tis innovative approach connects players from both online and land- based segments, creating consistent gaming conditions across platforms. By integrating these elements, DS Virtual Gaming ensures a cohesive and engaging experience for all players. DS Virtual Gaming’s Order Ticket Solution is a transformative development in virtual gaming, bridging online and land-based play, providing a unified, high-quality experience that meets the needs of today’s diverse gaming audience.
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