Nine parts, and none of them is a bolt-on. What follows is what the platform does today for the brands already running on it — not a roadmap.
Pre-match and live, each with its own tree. You decide which competitions appear, in what order and under which heading, and you can gather several tournaments under one name where that reads better to a player. A market carries its line with it, so a handicap or a total arrives spelled out rather than coded.
Overround is set per brand, per competition or on a single selection, and the same rule applies pre-match and live. Combination rules say which selections may share a slip and which may not, and a selection can require a minimum number of legs.
Search receipts by any filter that matters, open one and see where every figure came from, settle, void a selection, put a ticket back into review. Financial statements tell you who wrote each amount and when.
Every slip is checked before it is taken. Player profiles, night-time caps, rules on twin bets and limits written against a single event decide whether it is accepted, refused, or held for an operator. Maximum winnings are applied at acceptance, in every place that can cut them.
Ours, not licensed in. Three kinds of rule govern which combinations are offered and at what price, the catalogue is administered from the panel, and each brand switches it on under its own commercial name.
Aggregators run alongside each other. For each brand you choose which to expose; adding another leaves the rest untouched. Slots, tables, live dealers and virtual leagues all open through the same window, with the same wallet behind them.
Clerks bet from the keyboard by event code, print odds sheets for the wall, and move credit between accounts. The agency tree goes as deep as your network, and commission is worked out per agency and reconcilable line by line.
Channels are installed from the panel and chosen per brand, so two of your sites can offer different methods. The same method can be installed more than once where the market needs it.
Access profiles, not roles. An action opens only when the profile grants it, the page requirements are met and the brand is in scope — and a profile with nothing in it is a deliberate choice, not a leftover.
Two boards, pre-match and live. You govern the tree: which competitions appear, in what order, under which name — several tournaments can sit under a single heading when that reads better. Every market carries its own line, so a handicap arrives as a handicap and not as a code.
Aggregators run side by side rather than replacing each other. For each of your brands you choose which ones to expose, and adding another one leaves the rest untouched. Slots, tables, live dealers and virtual leagues open through the same window.
The counter is not an afterthought. Staff take bets from the keyboard by event code, print the odds sheet for the wall, move credit between accounts, and work inside an agency tree that goes as deep as your network does.
Every slip runs through the risk check and comes out one of three ways: accepted, refused, or held for an operator to look at. The middle one is where the margin lives — you keep the business a two-way system would turn away at the door.
Set your overround per brand, per competition or on a single selection, on pre-match and live alike. The board follows the same rule everywhere, so nothing drifts between screens.
Player profiles, night-time caps, rules on twin bets, limits written against a single event. The check runs before the slip is taken, not after the money has moved.
Maximum winnings are applied as the slip is accepted, in every place that can cut them. The figure the player is shown is the figure you pay.
Pre-match and live selections are paired so a running bet can be bought back at a price you set, and the pairing is yours to administer.
Write to us with your licence, your markets and roughly when you want to be live. You will get a straight answer about what we can do and what we cannot.
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