The company reports strong commercial performance during the first 12 months of its sports betting operation, driven by innovation, official data partnerships, and a user-focused strategy.
DATA.BET, the sportsbook solutions provider that originated as an esports-focused company, has celebrated the first anniversary of the official launch of its sports betting vertical by unveiling the results achieved during its first year of operation.
The figures, based on data from newly acquired clients, highlight a year of sustained growth and commercial consolidation. Among the key metrics, the company recorded a 39.7% increase in Gross Gaming Revenue (GGR), alongside a 30.7% quarter-on-quarter rise in turnover.
User activity also demonstrated significant momentum. During the period, both betting volume and stake amounts increased by 83.5%, while combo bets surged by 160.5%. As a result, the number of active users expanded by 147.6%, underlining the company’s ability to attract new audiences and strengthen engagement across its partners’ platforms.
Supporting these results is a technology-driven product ecosystem designed to maximize operator revenue and player retention. One of the flagship features is Bet Builder, available across football, basketball, baseball, and American football, enabling players to combine multiple selections within a single event.
The offering is further enhanced by integrated live streaming capabilities and data-rich widgets that provide real-time match statistics, player performance insights, and event tracking directly within the betting interface.
The growth of DATA.BET’s sports vertical has also been supported by a strong network of official data partnerships. Over the past year, the company expanded its infrastructure through agreements with organizations including Infront for tennis, Odds Composer for basketball, Genius Sports, and BETER, ensuring reliable and verified data coverage across major sporting disciplines.
Football emerged as the leading sport in terms of user engagement, with bet counts rising by 107.5% and active users increasing by 173.1%. Table tennis recorded a remarkable 172.5% growth in its player base, while tennis demonstrated stable performance with bet counts up 33.6% and active users increasing by 35%.
Basketball, meanwhile, proved to be the most commercially valuable discipline for operators, generating an 83.7% increase in turnover and a 96.8% rise in active users, making it one of the strongest-performing sports within DATA.BET’s portfolio.
Niche sports also delivered impressive results, recording a 56.6% increase in turnover and a 97.4% rise in active players. Among these, darts stood out as one of the fastest-growing categories during the year.
At the competition level, the English Premier League retained its position as the company’s most profitable tournament, generating nearly half of its total betting volume through the traditional 1X2 market.
The data further revealed that top-tier competitions significantly outperformed lower-tier disciplines across all major commercial metrics, posting increases of 102.7% in turnover, 187.2% in profit, and 196.6% in total bets placed.
“Taken together, the first year demonstrated that scale and stability are not opposing forces. Broad sports coverage, official data, and engagement-driven features directly contributed to growth across turnover, player numbers, and betting activity,” said Yevhenii Ilchenko, Head of Sports at DATA.BET.
He added that the company built its sports betting vertical on solid foundations from day one, enabling it to develop a competitive offering capable of meeting the evolving needs of operators and players alike.
With these results, DATA.BET reinforces its commitment to expanding its presence in the sports betting sector, continuing to invest in innovation, official data partnerships, and high-value user experiences that drive sustainable growth.
