Sportradar has expanded its collaboration with Super Technologies to improve the company’s position in two global markets and extended its contract with FIFA for another five years. Super will use Sportradar’s sports betting product suite to increase in-play betting and engagement in Europe and will use the company’s iGaming solutions in Brazil to further scale
Sportradar has expanded its collaboration with Super Technologies to improve the company’s position in two global markets and extended its contract with FIFA for another five years.
Super will use Sportradar’s sports betting product suite to increase in-play betting and engagement in Europe and will use the company’s iGaming solutions in Brazil to further scale its services in the market.
Luke Saunders, Director of Sports Partnerships at Super Technologies, commented:
“We are strengthening a strategic relationship that has contributed to our consolidated growth across European and Latin American markets. In our constant drive to ensure the best entertainment experience for our customers, Sportradar has proved to be a reliable and resourceful partner.”
Eduard Blonk, Chief Commercial Officer at Sportradar, added:
“Through this wide-ranging and far-reaching agreement, Sportradar is providing the products and services needed by Super Technologies to achieve long-term success.”
With FIFA, Sportradar extended its intelligence-gathering contract, which gives access to the Universal Fraud Detection Services (UFDS) to monitor more than 600,000 matches globally on behalf of FIFA since 2017.
Andreas Krannich, Sportradar’s Executive Vice President of Integrity Services, stated:
“The expansion of our integrity agreement with FIFA further strengthens the ability to identify, assess, and respond to risks in an increasingly complex global picture. It underlines both organizations’ commitment to fair and clean sport at all levels globally.”
The company will provide AI-driven bet monitoring services and risk assessment for FIFA and its 211 member associations.