SBC News Sportradar sees MTS service grow in H1 with global markets opening in 2024

Sportradar sees MTS service grow in H1 with global markets opening in 2024

Sportradar has revealed that its Managed Trading Services (MTS) portfolio has enjoyed a significant clientele increase, signing 44 new sportsbook operators in H1 2024. 

New and existing clients can leverage MTS to deploy a customisable sportsbook management solution, which provides the option for in-house management, as well as external support. 

The solution aims to boost trading efficiency by using AI and automations that allow real-time price adjustments and comprehensive risk management. So far, Sportradar has managed to process over 3.5 billion betting tickets for more than 200 clients through MTS.  

Looking at the world map, MTS has seen a particularly strong demand in South America, with Sportradar recently taking significant steps to capitalise on the emerging market share opportunities driven by newly regulated territories, such as Ecuador, Mexico, Colombia and Brazil. 

Africa has also positioned itself in the spotlight, with Sportradar adding 13 new operators in H1 to its already existing regional partner network of 35 clients. 

Michael Gandolfo, EVP Global Sales at Sportradar, said: “As the market evolves and competition increases, operators more than ever need a partner to help them reduce time to market and establish a unique client offering. MTS provides sportsbooks with the technology and expertise they need to realise their business objectives in a hyper-competitive landscape.” 

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