Bet.Works Sportsbook Platform Technology Powers theScore Bet Launch in Indiana

Bet.Works, the leading US sports betting and iGaming supplier, has utilized its sportsbook platform technology to power the Indiana launch of theScore Bet, the award-winning mobile sportsbook by Score Digital Sports Ventures Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Score Media and Gaming Inc. (TSX Venture: SCR) (“theScore”). theScore Bet, which utilizes sportsbook technology supplied by Bet.Works, is now live and accepting wagers in Indiana as it continues its multi-state roll-out.

David Wang, Bet.Works Chief Executive Officer, said: “theScore and Bet.Works have achieved another significant step forward with this deployment, which launches our cutting-edge sportsbook technology in Indiana. John Levy continues to guide his team through flawless execution of fusing sports media with gaming, creating a truly differentiated experience for sports fans that sets theScore apart from its competitors. Bet.Works looks forward to supporting theScore as they continue to grow their presence as a leader in North American sports media and gaming.”

John Levy, Founder and CEO of theScore, said: “Indiana is the second new state for theScore Bet in just a matter of weeks, following our Colorado launch. David and his team have provided outstanding support around these two these new launches as we deliver a best-in-class mobile sports betting experience, fueled by cutting-edge technology, to a whole new set of passionate sports fans.”

Bet.Works has been theScore Bet’s sportsbook technology platform partner since 2018, when theScore announced its intent to enter the newly regulated and fast-growing U.S. sports betting market. During this time, Bet.Works has provided an array of resources, including a customer service call center, compliance support, risk and trading services and a scalable architecture with a full suite of API’s that allows Bet.Works to streamline speed-to-market for theScore as it continues its multi-state expansion.

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theScore Bet secured market access to offer mobile sports betting in Indiana via its previously announced multi-state market access framework agreement with Penn National Gaming.