LSports
LSports supplies a mixed-source feed collected through scouts, AI and computer vision, broadcasts, and public sources; the full catalog is not official data.
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LSports Data Ltd., Israeli company 514763812, operates LSports. Playtech holds 49% as an associate, while a related consortium owns 51%, so Playtech does not control the company. Liability caps and CCPA decision roles are contract-specific and must be completed in the signed Service Agreement.
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 fitOperators that need a broad supplemental feed, independently collected content, or selected official packages and can evaluate data provenance per competition.
Primary offer: Sports Data and Odds Feeds · 1 additional offer below
Primary offer delivery
- API
Integration boundary: LSports uses RabbitMQ for ongoing event deltas and a snapshot API for recovery.
Critical contract questions
Start with unresolved terms, negotiated terms, and dependencies that need a named owner.
Resolve before shortlist
No usable standard answer is available on the public terms.
- Schema and deprecation controlNot disclosed
- Sports Data and Odds Feeds · Operations and service
- Managed-service fees and minimumsNot disclosed
- LSports Trading Services · Commercial terms
- Feed fees and minimum commitmentsNot disclosed
- Sports Data and Odds Feeds · Commercial terms
- Operational handbackNot disclosed
- LSports Trading Services · Exit and portability
- Data portability and terminationNot disclosed
- Sports Data and Odds Feeds · Exit and portability
Fix in the signed order
The answer changes by operator, market, package, or negotiated order.
3 of 10 shown- Market and content availabilitySet in contract
- Sports Data and Odds Feeds · Market and approvals
- Sports and market availabilitySet in contract
- LSports Trading Services · Market and approvals
- Source rights and redistributionSet in contract
- Sports Data and Odds Feeds · Contract and supplier
Next buyer step
Ask LSports to resolve “Schema and deprecation control” and “Managed-service fees and minimums” before moving Sports Data and Odds Feeds 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
2 offerings- OfferingSports Data and Odds FeedsTypeSports Data · SportsbookOwnership and packagingMixed · Standalone and BundledDeliveryAPICompare in
- Sports Data and Odds Feed Providers · Aggregator
- OfferingLSports Trading ServicesTypeManaged Trading · SportsbookOwnership and packagingFirst Party · Standalone and BundledDeliveryManaged ServiceCompare in
- Managed Sportsbook Trading Services · Service Provider
Sports Data and Odds Feeds
SportsbookMixedAvailability: Standalone and BundledLSports supplies a mixed-source feed collected through scouts, AI and computer vision, broadcasts, and public sources; the full catalog is not official data.
Selected packages use official rights. LSports offers ITF trading services and data through a contract with Infront from 2025, with the precise subdistribution scope controlled by the customer agreement.
Products
Integration: LSports uses RabbitMQ for ongoing event deltas and a snapshot API for recovery. Operators should map event identifiers, recovery behavior, data-origin labels, settlement rules, and rights metadata before production use.
Key facts
- The broader feed combines scouts, AI and computer vision, broadcasts, and public sources rather than relying only on official rights
- LSports distributes ITF trading services and data through a multi-year contract with Infront from 2025
Delivery options
API
Delivery modelMixed-source sports data and odds delivered into the customer's existing sportsbook or trading system.
Included
- + Contracted pre-match and in-play data
- + Contracted odds, scores, incidents, results, and statistics
- + RabbitMQ delta delivery where configured
- + Snapshot API recovery route
- + Official-rights content only where expressly included
Not included
- ! Managed trading unless separately contracted
- ! Core sportsbook platform and PAM
- ! Official status for independently collected events
- ! Competition and territory rights outside the agreement
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 liability termsKnown
- LSports Data Ltd. is the service company for this module. The signed Service Agreement must provide the operative liability cap, warranty scope, support obligations, and product schedule.
- Source rights and redistributionContract specific
- Each feed item needs a source class, official or independent status, competition, territory, permitted betting and display use, redistribution rights, and term. The Infront arrangement controls the exact ITF subdistribution scope.
Implementation
- Delivery and recovery modelKnown
- TRADE sends market and settlement deltas over RabbitMQ and provides full fixture and livescore updates. Consumers are expected to track heartbeats and message sequence and use snapshot APIs during deliberate recovery.
- Latency and production acceptanceContract specific
- The agreement must define measurement points, source classes, event samples, sequencing tolerances, recovery-time targets, degraded operation, and service credits. The threshold applies only when written into the signed service schedule.
Operating responsibilities
- Data, odds, official status, and trading boundaryKnown
- The feed combines event data and odds from several source classes. Official content exists only where scheduled. Managed trading is a separate LSports Trading Services order, and the customer's sportsbook remains the bet-processing system.
- Settlement authorityContract specific
- The Service Agreement must identify the authoritative result, correction and abandonment rules, dispute path, and the party making final customer settlement decisions.
Operations and service
- Incident and replay processKnown
- The technical recovery model uses heartbeat and sequence monitoring with snapshot APIs for restoration. Response times, incident ownership, support escalation, and post-incident reporting remain contract-specific.
- Schema and deprecation controlNot disclosed
- Attach version support, breaking-change notice, parallel-run periods, feed deprecation, and service-credit rules to the order.
Commercial terms
- Feed fees and minimum commitmentsNot disclosed
- Obtain setup fees, feed charges, event allowances, rights surcharges, minimum commitments, overages, and support fees in the customer quote and order.
Market and approval scope
- Market and content availabilityContract specific
- Availability depends on the source, competition, official-rights package, territory, channel, customer type, and permitted use in the signed schedule.
Exit and portability
- Data portability and terminationNot disclosed
- Set exports for identifiers, mappings, settlement history, and configurations; any transition-feed period; decommissioning support; deletion evidence; and post-termination archive rights in the exit schedule.
Strengths
- + The product separates independent collection from official-rights packages.
- + Official and independent packages can be integrated through one delivery relationship when the contract clearly labels them.
- + Delivery supports live deltas and snapshot recovery.
What to verify in procurement
- ! Independent or publicly sourced data may not satisfy official-data rules in every market.
- ! Global coverage has no dependable single total; scope it by the contracted feed, sport, market, and rights package.
- ! The contract should identify source provenance, rights status, competition scope, territory, permitted use, and settlement responsibility.
- ! LSports' exact distribution scope under Infront's ITF rights requires contractual confirmation.
LSports Trading Services
SportsbookFirst PartyAvailability: Standalone and BundledLSports Trading Services is a current managed operation, introduced in March 2026. It adds day-to-day execution to the TRADE, DEFEND, BOOST, and ENGAGE tools in the ARENA360 environment.
The service covers pre-match and in-play odds, market creation, settlements, real-time decisions, monitoring, and risk workflows. It is managed trading, but ARENA360 is not a full sportsbook platform.
Products
Integration: LSports connects LTS to the operator's existing sportsbook and agrees the sports, markets, pricing controls, risk limits, settlement workflow, and escalation boundaries. The contract must allocate the gambling license, merchant-of-record role, and player-data-controller role.
Key facts
- LTS performs day-to-day trading execution across pre-match and in-play odds, market creation, settlements, monitoring, and risk workflows
Delivery options
Managed Service
Delivery modelLSports executes the agreed sportsbook trading and risk workload through LTS and the ARENA360 product set.
Included
- + Agreed pre-match and in-play pricing
- + Market creation and settlements
- + Trading decisions and monitoring
- + Liability and risk workflows
- + Operational use of the selected LSports modules
Not included
- ! Core sportsbook platform and PAM
- ! Operator wallet and cashier
- ! Gambling license
- ! Uncontracted data and rights
- ! Responsibilities not assigned in the service agreement
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 entity and service scheduleKnown
- LSports Data Ltd. is the managed-service company for this module. The signed Service Agreement must state the modules, sports, markets, data packages, legal roles, liability cap, and support obligations.
- Underlying feed rightsContract specific
- The managed desk may operate only the data and odds sources whose competition, territory, channel, and use rights are included in the customer schedule.
Implementation
- Managed operating scopeKnown
- LSports Trading Services performs the selected pre-match and in-play pricing, market creation, settlement, monitoring, and risk work through ARENA360 modules around an existing sportsbook.
- Onboarding and acceptanceContract specific
- The order must define feed and bet-message mapping, shadow trading, limit configuration, settlement tests, cutover, rollback, and production acceptance.
Operating responsibilities
- Trading authority and financial exposureContract specific
- The agreement must allocate price and market authority, bet acceptance, limits, manual overrides, customer restrictions, settlement, operator approvals, and financial exposure.
- Player and bet data rolesContract specific
- The data-processing schedule must identify the bettor, ticket, liability, and account fields shared with LSports, the permitted purposes, retention, access controls, and controller or processor roles.
Operations and service
- Incident, replay, and change controlContract specific
- The technical feed supports deliberate snapshot recovery. The managed-service schedule still needs trading-desk coverage, incident ownership, stale-price handling, escalation, audit logs, model and limit change approval, and post-incident reporting.
Commercial terms
- Managed-service fees and minimumsNot disclosed
- Obtain setup fees, managed-service charges, feed fees, any revenue-share definition, minimum commitments, and financial-loss treatment in the customer quote and order.
Market and approval scope
- Sports and market availabilityContract specific
- The operating scope is limited to contracted sports, competitions, bet types, territories, operator licenses, and underlying data rights.
Exit and portability
- Operational handbackNot disclosed
- An LTS exit schedule must transfer live event and market state, pending settlements, liabilities, customer limits, risk rules, and trading history. It also needs cutover ownership, snapshot availability, transition-desk coverage, and deletion confirmation.
Strengths
- + The current product adds operational execution rather than only software access.
- + Trading, risk, data, and engagement tools are connected in the same LSports operating environment.
What to verify in procurement
- ! The service launched recently, so buyers should request production references, incident procedures, and measured service levels for comparable sports and markets.
- ! The contract must define risk authority, overrides, settlement responsibility, exception handling, and escalation.
- ! ARENA360 covers data, trading, risk, and engagement; it is not a PAM, wallet, cashier, or complete sportsbook engine.
Reference documents8
Key public documents supporting the company identity, primary offer, delivery route, and highest-priority questions above.
- DocumentPlaytech plc — investors.playtech.com / 2025 / 2025 annual report
- DocumentLSports — lsports.eu / terms conditions
- DocumentLSports — lsports.eu / privacy policy
- DocumentLSports — lsports.eu / blog / real time data feeds sports betting experience
- DocumentLSports — lsports.eu / lsports to become itfs official data distributor
- DocumentLSports — lsports.eu / company
- DocumentLSports — lsports.eu / blog / lsports trading services
- DocumentLSports Documentation — docs.lsports.eu / rmq connection / how to work with trade feed
