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Sportradar & SportsGrid Producing 24-Hour Betting Network

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A busy year for sports data provider Sportradar continued this week as the company partnered with media outlet SportsGrid for a special new project.

SportsGrid’s streaming service will provide the first ever live, free 24-hour audio and video sports betting channel with data-based content geared specifically towards a wagering audience.

Number crunchers and stats nerds will need look no further than this ambitious project to deliver sports news and updates in an unprecedented manner from a fresh, new perspective.

New ad:s Service will be Featured

The partnership will heavily incorporate ad:s, a new service released by Sportradar which plans to provide “a host of marketing solution aimed at eliminating waste and streamlining bookmakers’ marketing spend” and allow for bookies to “a native opportunity reach the betting community through sponsorship of programming as well as targeted ad spends across video & audio inventory.”

It’s not known exactly how this product will reach viewers yet, though SportsGrid content can currently be seen on Amazon Fire TV, AppleTV, Pluto TV, Xumo, Xbox, iHeartRadio, TuneIn, Stitcher, and other platforms.

SportsGrid additionally owns subscription properties such as DailyRoto, RotoExperts and the FNTSY Sports Network and has officially partnered with the NBA, FanDuel and The Elvis Duran Group.

What They're Saying

Jason Sukhraj, SVP US Advertising and OTT at Sportradar:

“Sportradar is always looking to enhance the fan experience through the use of data and technology. Collaborating with the SportsGrid executive team provides us with the platform to mesh our core competencies around betting with their programming talent and address the increasing demand for information and content geared around sports gaming.”

SportsGrid President Louis M. Maione:

“The integration of Sportradar data and technology into our content is game changing for our free twenty-four hour audio and video gambling network. This partnership showcases our combined vision of delivering the true convergence of content, data, and gaming to the millions of sports fans craving this informative and entertaining programming. Joining forces with Sportradar instantly affords SportsGrid with the ability to provide unquestionable best of breed sports wagering programming. Additionally, Sportradar’s delivery of a robust video solution ensures our content is placed where fans want to consume it, stamping our foothold as a market leader in the space.”

Sportradar Continues Media Expansion

It’s not the first time Sportradar has delved into the content streaming entertainment sphere as least fall the company partnered with Fox Sports to provide data-driven coverage of a variety of athletic events.

At the time Steve Byrd, head of global strategic partnerships at Sportradar, commented on the provider’s underlying goals and desires for sports marketing and entertainment.

“Sportradar is obsessed with the fan experience, and driven by the opportunity to be a good partner to today’s sports storytellers. Media partners use our turnkey services to tell unique, data-driven stories. With these expanded capabilities, it will be even easier to comprehend trends and produce amazing content for pre-, in-, and post-game consumption.”

About the Author

Trey Killian for Bookies.com
Trey Killian
Trey Killian has been writing about sports since high school when, as a senior at Tampa Jesuit, he covered prep football for the Tampa Tribune.