• FansUnite Entertainment (FANS) has signed an agreement with Sportradar Group AG
  • Sportradar will provide its managed trading service to FansUnite, including pre-match betting services, live odds, and betting stimulation services
  • Darius Eghdami, President of FansUnite sat down with Jocelyn Aspa to discuss the partnership with Sportradar
  • FansUnite is a global sports and entertainment company, focusing on technology related to regulated and lawful online sports betting
  • FansUnite Entertainment Inc. (FANS) opened trading at C$0.59 per share

FansUnite Entertainment (FANS) has signed an agreement with Sportradar Group AG.

Sportradar will provide its managed trading service to FansUnite, including pre-match betting services, live odds, and betting stimulation services. Sportradar’s range of offerings will permit FansUnite to deliver an array of odds on some of the world’s premier sports and sporting events as well as register end-users and settle tickets.

Darius Eghdami, President of FansUnite sat down with Jocelyn Aspa to discuss the partnership with Sportradar.

FansUnite is a global sports and entertainment company, focusing on technology related to regulated and lawful online sports betting.

FansUnite Entertainment Inc. (FANS) opened trading at C$0.59 per share.

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