Golden Race debuts 3x3 Basket and American Football
Virtual expert Golden Race was at G2E launching two products that should see it slam dunk and touchdown into the North American market with the debut of 3x3 Basket and the ultimate HD American Football
CEO of Golden Race, Martin Wachter said: “Next year will be very important for us because we are entering very big markets, focusing on North America and some other areas. We strongly believe we found the perfect partners, and we are very close to getting certified and licensed in these markets.”
Te company’s 3D Football now has every major competition in the world represented whilst the 3D Horse Racing offers an realistic virtual video quality that is customisable for each operator and market. Both are completely live-rendered, which means players will never see the same match twice. Tey use real odds crafted by professional in-house bookmakers, professional commentators for in-game voice- over, the latest 3D technology, collaborations with athletes, and even true camera angles from real cameramen to guarantee the most authentic betting experience.
Sportradar extends player tracking capabilities for NBA and NFL
Sportradar is well established Stateside having served as a trusted resource to the most influential and notable sports and leagues and partnering with the NFL, NBA, NHL, ITF, esports tournament organiser ESL, and many others worldwide
Te company already provides data for six of the sportsbooks on the Las Vegas Strip
Leading broadcasters, digital publishers, app developers, teams and brands use Sportradar’s feeds and solutions to connect with fans. Sports Illustrated is the first to use Game Stream to deliver immersive 3D player-tracking experiences to NFL fans.
Te company was at G2E finalising a deal to buy MOCAP Analytics and to pursue new opportunities to develop player-tracking data to engage NBA, NFL and other sports fans.
“MOCAP Analytics has developed premiere AI- powered data storytelling software and algorithms for fan engagement and they have been creating rich NBA and NFL content for years,” said Carsten Koerl, Founder and CEO,
Sportradar’s Boban Vucetic and Eduard Blonk
Sportradar. “By combining their software and algorithms with our data and partnerships, our clients will be able to deliver snackable, visual and original content across all platforms and channels worldwide. Our Game Stories and Game Stream will be the first products to bring these experiences to life. Tis acquisition allows us to pursue an exciting area of growth where one thing is certain – fan discussion will never be the same.”
As a 360 degree one-stop shop for betting and gaming operators worldwide, Betradar tailored a competitive package to showcase at the exhibition. Its product portfolio provides solutions to externalise labour-intensive tasks, increase the in-play betting offering, enrich sportsbooks with bet-stimulating content solutions, enhance the engagement through live streaming and speed-up bet cycles with virtual sports betting solutions.
Design For Innovation broadens its horizons during the G2E show
Clyde Chen, Product Manager for DFI, (far right), said: “We have been attending G2E in Las Vegas for over 10 years and have worked with a number of tier one slot manufacturers. Now we’re looking to work with other tiers of slot manufacturers.”
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