MGT Capital Investments has sold its daily fantasy sports (DFS) assets, including DraftDay, to a new group that will task UK pools betting operator Sportech with managing DraftDay’s operations.

On Friday, MGT announced that it has entered into an agreement to sell DraftDay and the MGT Sports B2B network to a new entity called Random Outcome USA Inc. for a total consideration of $7m. MGT will get $4m cash upfront and will retain a $3m equity stake in DraftDay. MGT believes the transaction will close by the end of the current quarter.

Sportech PLC subsidiary Sportech Digital will manage DraftDay’s operations. Sportech Digital president Rich Roberts believes “a focused DFS business to be delivered on a B2B partnership basis to the regulated gaming industry has the potential to quickly disrupt the rapidly growing market.”

Random Outcome CEO Curtis Wm. Krawetz said the fusion of DraftDay and Sportech “creates the dominant B2B player in the DFS space.” MGT CEO Robert Ladd said DraftDay “could not be going into better hands, and we firmly believe our residual interest will undergo enormous appreciation under Sportech’s leadership, relationships and access to capital.”