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Betable Expands Delasport Sportsbook Deal With Eight Brands Live

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Betable, the UK-based iGaming platform provider, has deepened its tie-up with sportsbook supplier Delasport, announcing on August 24, 2026 that the integration is already live across eight operator brands. The arrangement, detailed in Delasport’s announcement, builds a sportsbook layer into Betable’s modular casino-first platform, giving the operators it supplies a route to launch and scale betting brands across regulated international markets without bolting on a separate system.

The deal positions sportsbook as a named pillar of Betable’s growth strategy. Rather than a fresh signing, the announcement formalises and expands a working relationship that has been running since late 2024, extending it from a two-market arrangement into what both companies describe as a global proposition spanning Europe, North America, Latin America, Africa and Asia.

“Sportsbook is an important part of Betable’s growth strategy and of the proposition we offer our operator partners,” said Warren Jacobs, CEO of Betable. He pointed to the product’s local relevance for markets such as the UK and singled out its embedded horse racing experience as particularly valuable, adding that the technology integrates naturally with the wider platform.

Oren Cohen Shwartz, CEO of Delasport, said the supplier was proud to support Betable’s operator partners and their sportsbook growth “in the UK and beyond,” noting that the eight live brands demonstrate the scalability of the combined proposition.

How the Integration Works

Under the arrangement, Delasport’s sportsbook sits inside Betable’s core platform alongside its existing casino, player account management, CRM, payments, compliance and operational tooling. The pitch to operators is structural: a brand can run casino and sportsbook off one account system, one wallet and one bet slip, rather than stitching together separate suppliers for each vertical.

A central component is Delasport’s horse racing product, which is embedded natively within the sportsbook front end. Players access racing through the same wallet, account flow and unified bet slip they use for football and other sports, rather than being passed to a third-party racing interface. For the UK, where horse racing is a core betting vertical rather than a secondary category, that integration carries commercial weight: Delasport has previously put online horse racing betting in the UK at approximately €900 million in annual gross gaming revenue, within a sports betting market of roughly €3 billion.

Delasport also brings in-play betting, personalised recommendations, real-time engagement tools and risk management into the combined stack, alongside proprietary betting features it says are designed to lift sportsbook margins.

The Betable–Delasport Story So Far

The two companies first formalised their relationship on December 9, 2024, when Delasport announced a strategic deal with Betable Group covering the UK and the Philippines. That arrangement gave Betable Group brands in both markets access to Delasport’s sportsbook on top of Betable’s existing casino and bingo platform, launching first in the Philippines before expanding to the UK.

The product underpinning this week’s announcement moved forward on July 22, 2026, when Delasport launched its fully integrated horse racing product in the UK through a partnership with racing wagering technology provider BetMakers Technology Group. That launch moved racing from integration and development into live deployment with several UK-facing brands, and it is the same embedded racing product Betable’s Jacobs highlighted as central to the expanded deal.

The August 24 announcement extends that arc from a market-specific sportsbook supply arrangement to a global, multi-vertical platform play, with the integration already proven at eight brands rather than waiting on a first deployment.

What the Deal Covers

Betable describes itself as a technology-led, casino-first platform provider that is UK Gambling Commission-licensed and dual-licensed for international expansion, built to support multiple brands, verticals and regulated markets from one modular system. Delasport is a B2B supplier of sportsbook, casino, player account management and managed services, with its sportsbook certified and live across regulated markets including the UK, Ontario, Brazil and the Netherlands.

For operators on Betable’s platform, the practical effect is that sportsbook is no longer an add-on requiring a separate supplier relationship. The companies say brands can select the integrations, products and services each market requires while keeping one player account and one compliance layer underneath, a structure aimed at operators entering new regulated markets without rebuilding their technology for every territory.

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