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A Staple Of Growth In Sports Betting: A Look At Altenar’s Glowing Statistics

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4 years ago

March 23, 2022

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Altenar, the sportsbook software provider, has grown in infamy and recognition around the world since their sport betting software entered the market. Growing exponentially from year to year, with more operators in a vast collection of countries by the day and a continued bespoke service that appears to be unrivalled, Altenar are quickly becoming the sportsbook provider of choice around the world.

With access to several data providers, shorter result-latency, a customisable front-layer, a manual back-end and a 24/7 risk management service … Altenar’s success is sustainable which has been demonstrated by countless years of undeniable achievement.

Due to this growing success, it might be key to view some of Altenar’s amazing statistics and figures that demonstrates the kind of growth Altenar has witnessed as the leading sportsbook providers for many iGaming partners, whether that’s Esports or betting on horse racing … Altenar has helped countless operators to achieve new levels of success.

It’s In The Numbers

From 2019 to 2021 the total number of bets placed via Altenar’s sportsbook showed some interesting percentages.

In 2019 the percentage of bets placed held at 159.7% which was slowly increasing as the move to online betting instead of in-land betting climbed to new heights.

As of 2020 the betting percentage dipped just over 40% due to the pandemic, however, with an initial decrease the sports betting market recovered exponentially in 2021 with a percentage of 149.9%, slowly recovering from the hit of the pandemic.

Interestingly, the pandemic might have initially witnessed and caused a decrease in betting but the shift to at-home living, working and entertainment drastically increased the need for online gambling and sports betting which is predicted to reflect in Altenar’s 2022 annual data.

However, against the number of bets placed the percentage of new clients for Altenar didn’t see the same percentage dip, in fact, client numbers rose throughout the same time period; 2019 – 2021.

New Clients, New Success

From 2019 to 2021 the percentage of new clients increased by 56%, over half, and that is outstanding because it demonstrates that the global need for online sports betting is in high-demand and continually growing as well.

Altenar are well-equipped for expansion and change and this is how the stability-meets-flexibility mantra-holding sportsbook provider has survived many years on the iGaming market.

In 2019 Altenar held a percentage of 110.9% of new clients, which grew to 127.3% in 2020 and grew exponentially in 2021 to 266.5%. These numbers showcase the ever-growing need for online access to sports betting.

A Projection Of Altenar’s Future

With Altenar growing year by year and a healthy return, resurgence and new-adoption of the online sports betting industry, the growth potential for Altenar is astronomical.

The world adopts sports betting in new ways and it’s sportsbook software providers, like Altenar, that create a unique and sustainable product for operators and their customers.

You can find Altenar via their website, where you can request a demo of their sportsbook software and speak to a passionate and knowledgeable professional to start your journey with Altenar.

In the words of Altenar ‘let’s talk!’

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New Blask heatmap tracks real-time interest across World Cup 2026 nations

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31 minutes ago

June 16, 2026

Wladimir P.

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Blask has launched the Blask World Cup Index, a free interactive map showing daily interest across the majority of the 48 nations competing in the 2026 tournament. It runs for the duration of the competition.

Blask updates the map every 24 hours. Countries where interest towards the major football tournament grows over the previous day turn green. Countries where it fell turn red. Unchanged markets stay grey. Hover over any country for a quick snapshot, click through for a multi-day view, or follow the leaderboard of the fastest-rising and falling markets.

What the Blask World Cup Index measures
Blask World Cup Index draws from the Blask Index, Blask’s measure of iGaming search volume within a given market. On the landing page it tracks football related categories: how actively people in each country are searching for odds, match markets and other football-related content tied to the 2026 tournament.

Country cards show day-by-day trends; a daily leaderboard surfaces the daily World Cup Index and its change with the previous day. Visitors can track how interest in their country builds in the days before their team’s next match and how fast it collapses after an exit. The leaderboard shows which nation leads the index and how that position shifts with results. For operators and affiliates, the most actionable view is a market where interest is growing faster than the team’s performance would predict — the signal that precedes a volume spike.

After a 4-1 victory over Paraguay, the United States leads our World Cup Interest Index with 14.4 million demand points — more than three times ahead of second-placed Brazil (4.28 million), despite the Seleção’s global popularity. Germany sits third with 3.15 million following a 7-1 win over Curaçao, while England (2.53 million) and Egypt (2.22 million) round out the top five ahead of their opening group-stage matches.

To put the 2026 data in context, Blask has published two research reports drawing on iGaming activity across the 2018 and 2022 World Cups — one covering six European markets (UK, Germany, France, Spain, the Netherlands, Italy), one covering six LATAM markets.

The data shows the effect is not automatic: Germany posted positive acquisition signals at both tournaments despite group-stage exits; Peru surged +41% in 2022 without qualifying; Colombia fell 14% the same year.

Both reports include country-level APS data, cross-market patterns, and 2026 projections.

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Ani Isakhanyan Head of Rights and Content at FeedConstruct

FeedConstruct adds Ecuador’s Liga Básquet Pro to global basketball rights

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31 minutes ago

June 16, 2026

Wladimir P.

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Supplier takes exclusive worldwide streaming and data rights for all matches in Ecuador’s top men’s league.

FeedConstruct has acquired the exclusive worldwide streaming and data rights for all matches of the Liga Básquet Pro, Ecuador’s premier men’s basketball competition.

The deal adds another Latin American basketball property to FeedConstruct’s rights portfolio, as the supplier positions its content for sportsbook customers seeking additional live betting inventory.

“This partnership with FeedConstruct marks a decisive step in the international projection of Ecuadorian basketball,” said Enrique Zeballos Márquez, President of Liga Básquet Pro. “Working with a global leader in sports media and data rights allows us to maximise the value of our competition, safeguard the integrity of its data, and bring it to new audiences worldwide.”

Ani Isakhanyan, Head of Rights and Content at FeedConstruct, said: “We are excited to expand our regional basketball portfolio with the addition of Liga Básquet Pro. With its passionate fan base and strong competitive profile, the league brings valuable content opportunities to our network of more than 100 operators worldwide.”

FeedConstruct said the acquisition supports its continued expansion across emerging betting markets and strengthens its basketball rights offering.

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Ani Isakhanyan Head of Rights and Content at FeedConstruct

FeedConstruct Adds Ecuador’s Liga Básquet Pro to Its Global Basketball Rights Portfolio

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31 minutes ago

June 16, 2026

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FeedConstruct has acquired the exclusive worldwide streaming and data rights for all matches of the Liga Básquet Pro, Ecuador’s premier men’s basketball competition.

Latin America continues to emerge as a fast-growing market for the sports betting industry, with basketball playing an increasingly important role in regional engagement. The Liga Básquet Pro has helped elevate the sport’s visibility in Ecuador while building a passionate local fan base. With its growing commercial appeal and competitive matchups, the league continues to strengthen its position within the Latin American basketball ecosystem.

The addition of the competition enables sportsbooks to deliver consistent and engaging basketball content to bettors while benefiting from favorable regional time zones that support increased betting activity and stronger player engagement.

“This partnership with FeedConstruct marks a decisive step in the international projection of Ecuadorian basketball,” said Enrique Zeballos Márquez, President of Liga Básquet Pro. “Working with a global leader in sports media and data rights allows us to maximise the value of our competition, safeguard the integrity of its data, and bring it to new audiences worldwide.”

Ani Isakhanyan, Head of Rights and Content at FeedConstruct, commented: “We are excited to expand our regional basketball portfolio with the addition of Liga Básquet Pro. With its passionate fan base and strong competitive profile, the league brings valuable content opportunities to our network of more than 100 operators worldwide.”

The acquisition further strengthens FeedConstruct’s basketball rights portfolio and supports the company’s continued expansion across emerging betting markets worldwide.

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