Betbright signs up to Betradar’s Managed Trading Services (MTS)

Betradar have announced a partnership with online bookmaker Betbright through its Managed Trading Services (MTS) division. The agreement between the two businesses will see Betradar engage in selective trading on specific sports for the Dublin-based operator.

Founded in 2012, Betbright has emerged to establish itself as one of the ‘best in class’ operators when it comes to technology and systems, competing successfully against the legacy operators  in the UK and Ireland.  For Co-Founder and CEO Marcus Brennan, the business has a clear vision, where technology built around Betbright’s own proprietary platform remains a foundation for growth and differentiation.

Betradar is a global leader in sports data and launched its MTS division at the beginning of 2015.  From its inception as a fully managed outsourced trading solution, under Managing Director Paolo Personeni, the business has seen exponential growth, with in excess of one hundred operators now using the service.  From fixtures to resulting, odds compilation and risk management, MTS supports every link in the value chain.  Using cutting edge technology, MTS remains the only solution available to operators that is based upon the full control of all components necessary to power a modern and highly efficient sportsbook.

Betbright are one of the latest operators to join Betradar’s MTS. Speaking about the agreement, Brennan emphasised that the partnership was an important development for the business: “We have worked closely with Sportradar through data provision and their reputation in the industry speaks volumes.  But we saw an opportunity through MTS that would enable us to increase our offering and trade on selected sports where Sportradar’s expertise was proven. This enables Betbright to free up resource and focus on areas where we are particulary strong.  Selective trading through MTS we feel will become a more integral part of our strategy going forward and certainly as we expand into new territories with our first foreign markets planned for 2019.”