BETBY has released its H1 2025 performance figures, showcasing solid growth across key verticals, including its proprietary esports feed BETBY.Games. These results highlight the provider’s product strength and growing global presence through both new and existing partnerships.
During the first half of the year, BETBY’s sportsbook delivered a strong performance, with Gross Gaming Revenue increasing by 472 per cent compared to H1 2024. The number of active players across its partner network rose by 211 per cent, reflecting the growing appeal of BETBY’s comprehensive sportsbook solution. Total bets placed also climbed by 277 per cent, marking another period of high engagement across the platform.
Betby.Games, the supplier’s proprietary esports feed, also made a significant contribution to the company’s overall growth. The vertical achieved a 153 per cent year-on-year increase in Gross Gaming Revenue and a near 57 per cent rise in bets placed during the period. As a result, Betby.Games accounted for 14 per cent of the company’s total GGR for H1 2025.
Leonid Pertsovskiy, Chief Executive Officer at BETBY, said: “H1 has been another important step forward for BETBY, with meaningful growth in both our sportsbook and esports verticals. We continue to innovate, scale, and support our partners’ ambitions by delivering products that perform, with Betby.Games’ performance demonstrating the underlying strength and potential of the vertical. As we look ahead, we remain focused on accelerating growth across all areas.”
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BETBY has released its H1 2025 performance figures, showcasing solid growth across key verticals, including its proprietary esports feed BETBY.Games. These results highlight the provider’s product strength and growing global presence through both new and existing partnerships. During the first half of the year, BETBY’s sportsbook delivered a strong performance, with Gross Gaming Revenue increasing…
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