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Filling the gap for expert horseracing trading solutions
Due to its complex nature, horseracing differs from every other sport in pricing and traditionally it has become more difficult for new entrants to offer competitive pricing, writes Alan Casey the new Head of Trading at AllSported.
The main problem our research has shown in the marketplace is a dearth of trading expertise and limited options for new operators to make headway in the British horseracing market. Added to this, out-of-the-box solutions do not favour those who want to stand out from the crowd and offer their customers an unbeatable customer experience.
It is often the case that platform providers lacking expertise in horseracing, with latency issues in pricing leaving operators at risk of incorrect pricing and open to targeting.
In the past, platform providers have looked at horseracing as a box-ticking exercise and treated it like any other product or content they add to their offering and, as a result, operators using these platforms have found it tough to gain market share and, in a lot of cases, even turn a profit from horseracing.
Today trading rooms are being looked at by finance teams as cost centres rather than profit generators, meaning they are being run to optimum efficiency by the financial controllers. It is impossible to compete with the major high street bookmakers’ trading rooms unless you triple your resources and budget. This is where automation is key.
As customers move more internationally focused that pool of horseracing trading expertise gets even smaller. South African, US and Australian racing have grown in popularity and provide bookmakers with the chance to offer round the clock horseracing coverage. This popularity comes with a risk as trading rooms don’t have the vast expertise required to price every race around the world.
So how can these issues be eradicated? The aim is to provide a made-to-measure offering for your customers which does just that and sets the bar for others to follow. How does a sportsbook stand out from the crowd without the trading room teams of tier-one bookmakers?
AllSported uses an information aggregation and reiterative model based on a set of values to produce one price that reflects the selection’s 100% line within that market. Bookmakers can then add their own preferred margin, giving you total control of your own overround, liabilities and giving your customers the ultimate betting experience. All delivered through an extremely low latency Push API which means you won’t be left exposed by price moves.
Part of the Spotlight Sports Group and launched in 2019, Racing Post and partners Banach Technologies and TXODDS developed the new best-in-class horseracing trading solution AllSported. AllSported combines the expertise and knowledge of all three partners to provide customers with made-to-measure odds, engagement-driving content and risk management all through one streamlined integration. This helps bookmakers grow market share in the multi-billion pound horseracing market.
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Ignition Casino survey: LA fans most likely to back themselves to score for USMNT
Los Angeles ranks as the most confident sporting city in the US, according to new research commissioned by operator Ignition Casino, with 30% of respondents saying they believe they could score a goal for the USMNT at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The nationwide survey, conducted by Censuswide among 1,000 respondents between April 14 and April 17 2026, asked Americans about their confidence across multiple sports scenarios, including scoring for the USMNT at the World Cup, scoring a point against LeBron James one-on-one, or kicking a game-winning Super Bowl field goal.
After Los Angeles, Miami placed second on the World Cup scoring question at 29%, followed by Dallas at 27.1%, according to the research. Ignition Casino said that excluding Columbus, every city in the top 10 recorded at least 17% of respondents believing they could score for the USMNT at the tournament.
At state level, California topped the rankings. The survey found 29.7% of Californians believe they could score for the national team at the World Cup, and California also ranked first overall for combined sporting confidence with an average score of 32.8%. The release also cited Georgia, Illinois and Virginia as posting “more than a quarter” of respondents in each state believing they could score for the USMNT.
The survey also included non-football confidence measures. Ignition Casino said 32.3% of Miami respondents and 37.5% of Californians believe they could score at least one point against LeBron James in a one-on-one basketball game, while 32.5% of Los Angeles respondents and 36.7% of Virginians believe they could kick a Super Bowl-winning field goal.
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Sportradar Report | World Cup 2026: Opportunities for the Latin American Sports Betting Market
With the World Cup set to be the largest edition of the tournament to date, Sportradar has published a new report exploring the opportunities and challenges facing sports betting operators across Latin America.
The report examines how sportsbooks can capitalize on the surge in betting activity expected during the tournament and convert it into long-term customer growth.
Key topics include:
- The impact of 104 matches across 39 days on betting activity
- The rise of a new bettor profile seeking personalized and interactive experiences
- The three pillars of sportsbook success: enhancing the betting experience, fueling fan engagement, and safeguarding market integrity
- The role of AI in delivering personalized experiences and real-time engagement
Among the report’s findings:
- An estimated US$50 billion in betting handle globally
- 60% of consumers plan to bet online or via mobile apps
- 19% are expected to place their first-ever sports bet during the tournament
We hope you find these insights valuable for soccer’s biggest event.
The report is available here:
- Portuguese : LATAM_Sportradar_Industry Report_Copa_De_Mundo
- English: LATAM_Sportradar_Industry-Report_World-Cup
For your reference, here’s the link to our LinkedIn post: linkedin.com/posts/sportradar_sportradarsoccer
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Gmonitor llega a Latinoamérica: la plataforma de inteligencia de mercado para operadores debuta en seis mercados regulados
Gmonitor amplía su cobertura a Brasil, México, Colombia, Panamá, Perú y Argentina tras su participación en SBC Summit Americas
Gmonitor.ai, la plataforma de inteligencia de mercado para el sector del juego online, anuncia su lanzamiento oficial en los mercados regulados de Latinoamérica. La compañía pone a disposición de los operadores su plataforma en Brasil, México, Colombia, Panamá, Perú y Argentina, llevando a la región la misma inteligencia diaria de mercado, juegos, promociones y competencia que ya utilizan operadores de primer nivel en Europa.
El anuncio se produce tras la participación de Gmonitor en SBC Summit Americas, celebrada en Fort Lauderdale entre el 9 y el 11 de junio, donde la compañía presentó su plataforma a operadores, proveedores y reguladores de toda la región y confirmó el fuerte interés del mercado por herramientas de inteligencia competitiva accionables.
Gmonitor monitoriza a diario los lobbies de los operadores con licencia, sigue la posición y el rendimiento de cada juego, mapea el panorama promocional y consolida datos de mercado en un único panel. El resultado permite a los equipos de marketing, marca, producto, trading y contenido sustituir miles de horas de seguimiento manual por información lista para la toma de decisiones: qué juegos crecen, cómo se mueven los competidores y dónde están las oportunidades de captación y retención.
Latinoamérica es una de las regiones de mayor crecimiento del juego regulado del mundo, pero los operadores siguen tomando decisiones con una visibilidad limitada de lo que ocurre a su alrededor. Llevamos a la región una plataforma ya probada con operadores líderes en Europa.” Hákon Magnússon, COO de Gmonitor
Con cobertura inicial en seis mercados, Gmonitor da servicio tanto a operadores que buscan defender y ganar cuota como a proveedores de juegos que necesitan entender su distribución y posicionamiento frente a la competencia. La compañía tiene previsto seguir ampliando su cobertura a Estados Unidos en las próximas semanas.
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