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DATA.BET supplies pre-match and live esports pricing, market states, automated result grading, BetBuilder, and optional widgets and streams through an API feed.

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Company details
Legal companyDATA.BET Limited
Organization typecompany
Statusactive
Websitedata.bet
Research checked
Main categoryEsports Betting Software, Odds & Data

DATA.BET Limited, Cyprus registration HE 399638, owns and controls data.bet from its Limassol address and is the applicant for the DATA BET mark covering betting-data software and services. Cyprus corporate good standing, gambling permissions, ownership, and the counterparty in each customer agreement remain unresolved.

Buyer decision brief

Use this summary to decide whether the offer belongs on your shortlist and which terms need a written answer.

Fit and use case

Editorial fit

Sportsbook and platform teams that need specialist esports pricing and optional presentation components without replacing their core operator stack.

Primary offer: Esports Odds Feed · 2 additional offers below

Primary offer delivery

  • API

Integration boundary: The API feed connects to an operator or platform provider's existing sportsbook.

Critical contract questions

Start with unresolved terms, negotiated terms, and dependencies that need a named owner.

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Resolve before shortlist

No usable standard answer is available on the public terms.

Incident, replay, and change processNot disclosed
Esports Odds Feed · Operations and service
Incident and change controlNot disclosed
Esports Risk Management · Operations and service
SPA bundle economicsNot disclosed
Sportsbook SPA iFrame · Commercial terms
Feed fees and minimum commitmentsNot disclosed
Esports Odds Feed · Commercial terms
Managed-service fees and minimumsNot disclosed
Esports Risk Management · Commercial terms
SPA transition and recordsNot disclosed
Sportsbook SPA iFrame · Exit and portability
Data portability and terminationNot disclosed
Esports Odds Feed · Exit and portability
Operational handbackNot disclosed
Esports Risk Management · Exit and portability

Next buyer step

Ask DATA.BET to resolve “Incident, replay, and change process” and “Incident and change control” before moving Esports Odds Feed to a commercial shortlist. Then compare the answer with the complete product record below.

Confirm every selected term in the proposal and signed order. No price, market approval, availability, or contracting entity is implied unless it is stated above.

What this provider offers

3 offerings

Esports Odds Feed

SportsbookMixedAvailability: Standalone and Bundled

DATA.BET supplies pre-match and live esports pricing, market states, automated result grading, BetBuilder, and optional widgets and streams through an API feed.

The supplier runs its own pricing and trading operation using licensed official data. A title-by-title rights schedule is unavailable, so official status cannot be applied to every event in the catalog.

Products

Esports odds feed: Pre-match and live markets, pricing updates, and results for the contracted esports coverage.
BetBuilder: Same-event combination markets available with selected coverage.
Widgets and streaming: Optional score, match-context, and video components attached to the feed integration.

Integration: The API feed connects to an operator or platform provider's existing sportsbook. The commercial schedule must identify data sources and rights, market and result rules, risk ownership, widget and stream scope, and recovery behavior.

Delivery options

API

Delivery model

Esports odds and related market data delivered to an existing sportsbook and trading environment.

Operator license
Unknown
Merchant of record
Unknown
Player data controller
Operator

Included

  • + Contracted pre-match and live esports odds
  • + Market updates and result grading
  • + Selected BetBuilder markets
  • + Widgets and streams where contracted

Not included

  • ! Operator PAM and wallet
  • ! Operator bet ledger and merchant services
  • ! Managed risk unless separately selected
  • ! SPA iFrame unless separately selected
  • ! Rights outside the contracted event and territory schedule

Procurement record

Current product boundaries and the terms that still have to be fixed in the signed order or service agreement.

Known is usable now. Contract specific changes by order or market. Not disclosed has no usable standard term. Unknown remains unresolved. Outside provider scope is handled by the operator or another supplier.

Contract and supplier

Contracting entity and feed scheduleKnown
DATA.BET Limited runs the DATA.BET website and product business. The customer agreement must still name the contracting company, ordered products, licensed inputs, support duties, data roles, and invoice issuer.
Upstream rights and redistributionContract specific
Each title and event needs a named data source, official or other licensed status, territory, channel, betting use, display and streaming rights, redistribution permission, and term. Treat official status as title- and event-specific.

Implementation

Feed and bet-processing integrationKnown
The odds feed delivers prices, market states, results, and selected add-ons through an API integration. Risk management, widgets, streams, BetBuilder, and the hosted SPA remain separately selectable scopes.
Latency and production acceptanceContract specific
The agreement must define measurement points, event samples, clock synchronization, stale-price behavior, recovery targets, compliance cases, and service credits. Product-page speed and launch-time figures are not universal commitments.

Operating responsibilities

Odds, data, streams, and trading boundaryKnown
The feed supplies prices, market states, and results from licensed inputs. Risk management, widgets, streams, the SPA, PAM, wallet, payments, and merchant services are separate scopes.
Settlement authorityContract specific
The order must define the authoritative result, corrections, void and abandonment rules, MTS decisions, operator overrides, and the party making final customer settlement decisions.

Operations and service

Incident, replay, and change processNot disclosed
Attach feed replay, incident severity, stale-price handling, API version changes, deprecation notice, audit-log access, post-incident reporting, and service-credit rules to the order.

Commercial terms

Feed fees and minimum commitmentsNot disclosed
Obtain setup charges, feed fees, title or event charges, risk-service fees, any revenue-share base, minimum commitments, overages, and support fees in the customer quote and order.

Market and approval scope

Title and market availabilityContract specific
DATA.BET coverage is selected by title, tournament, event tier, feed type, pre-match or live mode, and API or iFrame channel. The schedule must pair that scope with territory rights, local operator approval, and every excluded market or use.

Exit and portability

Data portability and terminationNot disclosed
Set exports for mappings, settlement history, and configurations; any transition-feed period; decommissioning support; and deletion evidence in the exit schedule.
Best for: Sportsbook and platform teams that need specialist esports pricing and optional presentation components without replacing their core operator stack.

Strengths

  • + DATA.BET separates its API, risk, SPA, widget, stream, and BetBuilder products.
  • + The 2025 Pragmatic Play Sports configuration combined DATA.BET modules while leaving trading and risk responsibility with the customer. That customer product was withdrawn in June 2026.

What to verify in procurement

  • ! Official-data status, redistribution rights, and settlement authority must be checked for each contracted title and event.
  • ! Uptime, speed, event counts, margins, and launch times require operator measurement and contractual definitions.
  • ! The odds feed is not a complete sportsbook platform, PAM, wallet, payments layer, or gambling license.
  • ! The retired Pragmatic Play Sports engagement is not a current deployment. DATA.BET continues to offer the underlying product.

Esports Risk Management

SportsbookFirst PartyAvailability: Standalone and Bundled

DATA.BET offers risk management beside its odds feed and hosted SPA, with supplier trading support and controls around bet acceptance and exposure.

This service is modular. A September 2025 Pragmatic Play Sports configuration used DATA.BET odds and widgets while Pragmatic Play supplied managed trading and risk. Pragmatic Play later withdrew its betting products, so that responsibility split is historical and not a current customer deployment.

Products

Managed risk service: Supplier operating support and controls for the agreed betting and liability scope.
Trading support: Human and automated oversight around the selected DATA.BET markets.

Integration: The service connects to operator bet activity and the selected odds configuration. Contracts must allocate limit authority, acceptance and rejection decisions, operator overrides, liability, player-data fields, retention, and incident escalation.

Delivery options

Managed Service

Delivery model

DATA.BET operates the agreed esports risk layer around its odds feed or SPA deployment.

Operator license
Unknown
Merchant of record
Unknown
Player data controller
Operator

Included

  • + Contracted trading and risk controls
  • + Bet-activity analysis
  • + Operational support

Not included

  • ! Operator gambling license
  • ! PAM, wallet, and payments
  • ! Risk ownership outside the agreed configuration
  • ! Guaranteed detection of every abusive or manipulated bet

Procurement record

Current product boundaries and the terms that still have to be fixed in the signed order or service agreement.

Contract and supplier

Contracting and operating entityKnown
DATA.BET Limited runs the DATA.BET product business. The signed schedule must name the company that operates the risk service, receives bet data, supports incidents, and invoices the customer.

Implementation

Risk-service integrationKnown
The managed risk service connects to the selected DATA.BET odds or SPA configuration and the operator's bet activity. The hosted SPA remains a separate embedded integration path.
Onboarding and acceptanceContract specific
The order must define API callbacks, bet-life-cycle tests, limits, operator overrides, compliance testing, cutover, rollback, and production acceptance.

Operating responsibilities

Decision authority and financial exposureContract specific
The agreement must allocate bet authorization, price and market controls, customer limits, liability thresholds, manual interventions, settlement decisions, operator approvals, and financial exposure.
Player and bet data rolesContract specific
The data-processing schedule must state the end-user IP, ticket, liability, account, and device fields shared with DATA.BET, their purposes, retention, access, subprocessors, and controller or processor roles.

Operations and service

Incident and change controlNot disclosed
Attach desk coverage, API or feed failover, stale-price handling, incident response, version changes, audit-log access, post-incident reporting, and service-credit rules to the order.

Commercial terms

Managed-service fees and minimumsNot disclosed
DATA.BET risk-management pricing is not disclosed. Quote odds and feed access, trading-desk coverage, widgets or iFrame add-ons, setup, support tiers, the variable-fee definition, minimum spend, and which feed, model, or operator failures carry financial loss.

Market and approval scope

Title and jurisdiction scopeContract specific
The service is limited to contracted titles, events, markets, jurisdictions, operator permissions, and underlying data rights.

Exit and portability

Operational handbackNot disclosed
Set open-ticket handback, liability and customer-limit exports, configuration portability, transition support, access revocation, and deletion evidence in the exit schedule.

What to verify in procurement

  • ! DATA.BET can process operator end-user IP and bet-activity data. The data-processing agreement must define the actual fields, instructions, retention, and subprocessors.
  • ! The contract must name the party with final limit and market authority for the selected configuration.

Sportsbook SPA iFrame

SportsbookFirst PartyAvailability: Standalone and Bundled

DATA.BET's Single Page Application is a hosted, customizable betting interface covering esports, sports, and virtual sports with odds, risk, widgets, streams, and betting features.

The SPA is a front-end and service bundle, not the owner of the operator PAM, wallet and bet ledger, payments, merchant relationship, gambling license, or complete operator back office.

Products

Hosted betting interface: Customizable embedded front end spanning the selected DATA.BET verticals and markets.
Integrated betting features: Odds, risk, widgets, streams, bonuses, cash out, and related presentation functions where configured.

Integration: The operator embeds the SPA and connects it to its identity, wallet, bet-processing, and customer systems. The exact wallet protocol, authoritative ledger boundary, data model, and service responsibility matrix remain undisclosed.

Delivery options

iFrame

Delivery model

Hosted multi-vertical betting front end embedded in an existing operator environment.

Operator license
Unknown
Merchant of record
Unknown
Player data controller
Operator

Included

  • + Hosted customizable betting UI
  • + Selected esports, sports, and virtual-sports markets
  • + Selected odds, risk, widgets, and streams
  • + Configured betting and bonus presentation features

Not included

  • ! Proof of an operator PAM or wallet ledger
  • ! Payment processing and merchant services
  • ! Operator gambling license
  • ! Uncontracted content and territories

Procurement record

Current product boundaries and the terms that still have to be fixed in the signed order or service agreement.

Contract and supplier

SPA product scheduleContract specific
Specify the hosted interface, sports, esports and virtual-sports coverage, odds, risk, widgets, streams, bonus presentation, cash out, branding, languages, environments, and support. DATA.BET products outside this SPA bundle remain separate purchases.

Implementation

Operator-system integrationContract specific
Document identity, session, wallet, bet-processing, result, settlement, bonus, reporting, and customer-support calls between the SPA and operator stack. Acceptance needs authoritative-ledger rules, idempotency, timeout behavior, reconciliation, rollback, and production sign-off.

Operating responsibilities

Account, wallet, and payment boundaryOutside provider scope
The operator retains its PAM, authoritative wallet and bet ledger, payment processing, merchant relationship, gambling license, and complete back office. DATA.BET processes end-user network and betting data only for the contracted SPA functions and assigned service role.

Operations and service

Multi-vertical failure testingContract specific
Test market suspension, stale odds, stream interruption, wallet rejection, partial bets, cash-out failure, bonus-display mismatch, late results, settlement correction, channel failover, and audit reconciliation separately for sports, esports, and virtual sports.

Commercial terms

SPA bundle economicsNot disclosed
No standard tariff is available. Price setup, UI customization, each vertical, odds and risk, streams, widgets, bonus features, brands, languages, environments, betting volume, minimums, support, and integration changes separately.

Market and approval scope

Jurisdiction and content matrixContract specific
Approve each sport, esports title, virtual product, event, market, stream, betting feature, currency, language, and operating brand for the target jurisdiction. A hosted interface does not extend the operator license or underlying content rights.

Exit and portability

SPA transition and recordsNot disclosed
Require export or continued access for bet references, results, settlement changes, risk actions, UI settings, translations, bonus presentation, and support logs. Define open-bet handling, replacement-UI cutover, credential shutdown, retained records, and deletion completion.

What to verify in procurement

  • ! The embedded product is marketed as a complete solution but is not a complete operator platform or PAM.
  • ! Personalization, performance, and integration-time figures are marketing estimates, not procurement commitments.
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