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Esports Technologies Files Patent for Artificial Intelligence-Powered Real-Time Odds Modeling & Simulation System
Esports Technologies, Inc., a leading global provider of advanced esports wagering products and technology, announced today that it has filed a provisional patent application for a technology that uses artificial intelligence to generate odds models for use in a betting algorithm for esports tournaments and various stages of a tournament.
The system uses machine learning and advanced quantitative methods to generate odds instantly for any number of esports match and tournament types, as well as for different stages of the match or tournament for proposition bets, and a variety of betting markets. The filing contemplates a system where bettors can wager on teams throughout a tournament and while games are being played. Examples of bets that could be made with this technology include which team will place in the top three, or outside the top five, or what round the team will make it to.
Bart Barden, COO, Esports Technologies, said, “I’m extremely proud of our quant and modeling team, which continues to develop potential industry-leading data solutions. Harnessing cutting-edge modeling and artificial intelligence to create the technology for this planned next-generation wagering tool demonstrates our commitment to innovation and our focus on the needs of esports enthusiasts and bettors everywhere. We continue to advance and innovate the esports wagering experience for customers.”
This technology is the latest addition to Esports Technologies’ portfolio of advanced wagering offerings. In June 2021, the company filed a patent covering a proprietary live streaming technology that integrates sports and esports wagering across many of the most popular streaming platforms, including Twitch, YouTube, Facebook Gaming, and Hulu, among others.
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Deal links Golden Whale optimisation models with House Advantage Fund’s non-dilutive UA financing for regulated iGaming and social gaming operators.
Golden Whale has partnered with House Advantage Fund (“HAF”), co-managed by Discerning Capital & PVX, to combine AI-driven optimisation with non-dilutive user acquisition financing for regulated iGaming and social gaming companies.
The companies say the partnership ties Golden Whale’s predictive models to increased marketing investment through HAF, with the aim of directing spend using insight into player value and churn risk across the player lifecycle.
Eberhard Dürrschmid, CEO at Golden Whale, said: “This partnership introduces a new model for growth in iGaming. Operators have traditionally had to think about funding and optimisation as separate challenges, but bringing the two together changes the equation. By combining non-dilutive capital with continuously learning decision models, we are giving operators a way to grow with greater speed, more precision, transparency and far stronger control over the outcomes that matter.”
Davis Catlin, Managing Partner at Discerning Capital, added: Our strategy is clear: we bring the financing to companies and we partner with other groups who can bring their expertise to our borrower partners. We have gotten to know Eberhard and the team at Golden Whale very well over the past few years and believe they will bring tremendous value to our partner companies. It is a clear win-win: by helping companies optimize player behaviour more efficiently, Golden Whale enables our partners to generate higher returns on marketing and grow their businesses even faster. By creating partnerships, we can seamlessly offer our borrowers “Scale in a Box” with capital and the best-in-class tech partners around them.”
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The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) has launched a public consultation on a proposed AI Gaming Charter on the Ethical and Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence.
The Charter has been developed in collaboration with the Malta Digital Innovation Authority (MDIA) and is intended to provide voluntary, principles-based guidance to support the responsible and transparent use of AI within the sector. It is designed to complement existing legal and regulatory frameworks, including the EU Artificial Intelligence Act, while reflecting the specific operational context of the gaming industry.
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SportVot has raised $3.6m in a new investment round as it plans to expand across Europe, Australia, the United States, and West Asia. The company said the funding will support international growth and further development of its AI-led production and analytics capabilities.
The round was led by Indian Angel Network’s IAN Alpha Fund, with participation from Anicut Capital, SucSeed Indovation Fund, LVX (LetsVenture), Capital-A, and other global investors.
SportVot positions its platform as a unified workflow covering capture, production, distribution, and monetisation for competitions outside top-tier broadcast ecosystems. The company said its cloud-based setup supports remote production in real time and includes automated highlights, graphics, insights, multi-angle viewing, decision review systems, and virtual advertising.
The company lists customers and partners including Junior Super Kings (Chennai Super Kings’ Junior’s Tournament), All India Football Federation, Rugby India, the International Table Tennis Federation (Oceania) and the International Padel Federation. It said that since launching operations in 2025 in Australia it has worked with organisations including Table Tennis Australia, Table Tennis Queensland, Netball Victoria, the National Pickleball League and KommunityTV.
SportVot said it has delivered over 500,000 matches across its core markets, reaching more than 100 million viewers in 30+ countries. In Australia, it said it streamed 12,000 matches over the past year across 30+ partner organisations.
Tim Anderson, Managing Director, SportVot Australia, said: “Over the past year, we’ve seen strong adoption from sports organisations across Australia looking to scale how their competitions are captured and distributed. The ability to deliver consistent, high-quality production across different sports and formats has been key. This next phase allows us to build further on that momentum, both within Australia and in closer alignment with global markets.”
Sidhhant Agarwal, Founder & CEO, SportVot, said: “What we are seeing globally is not a lack of sport, but a lack of structured systems to capture and distribute it at scale. Our focus has been to build something that can work across geographies, sports, and formats without adding operational complexity. As we expand into new markets, the goal is to enable more competitions to be seen, experienced, and sustained.”
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