Sportsbook solution supplier DATA.BET has signed an exclusive content and technology deal with modular B2B iGaming platform provider Kanggiten under which it will serve as the sports betting partner across all Kanggiten clients’ brands.
The partnership delivers the company’s full sportsbook solution, featuring comprehensive Odds Feed coverage spanning over 65 sports disciplines from top-tier leagues to niche competitions, and covering more than 50,000 events per month within 2,000 betting markets.
According to DATA.BET, the advanced Managed Trading Services ensure 24/7 Risk Management control while the Single Page Application offers high-level customization capabilities, allowing operators to tailor visual elements to any brand identity requirements with enhanced SEO optimization.
The DATA.BET service also includes user engagement tools such as Widgets that allow bettors to analyze live progress without leaving the operator’s page – all complemented by streaming with minimal market delay. Everything, the company added, is designed to deliver a seamless betting experience to players, with the Bet Builder functionality expanding wagering possibilities across multiple sports verticals.
“This partnership with Kanggiten represents a significant step in our betting-for-casino strategy,” said Otto Bonning, Head of Sales at DATA.BET. “Having a partner like Kanggiten gives us access to new projects that are looking to add or enhance sports betting in their product lineup. Our solution enables brands to create unique experiences tailored to their audience, while lightning-fast data delivery ensures players never miss crucial betting moments.”
Viktor Cherkas, CEO at Kanggiten, added, “Joining forces with DATA.BET gives Kanggiten’s clients access to a complete sportsbook ecosystem built to perform and scale as they grow. This collaboration helps them create distinctive iGaming experiences and, at the same time, keep everything streamlined within a single platform.
“By bringing together a powerful tech platform with sportsbook products, partnerships like this put more flexibility in operators’ hands. They now have the room to explore new markets and adjust the offerings to maintain steady engagement.”
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