LSports Marks Huge Sports Data Coverage Growth During 2022

2022 has marked amazing accomplishments for the leading sports betting provider, LSports, as it reports a 77% growth in its in-play coverage and 45% in pre-match.

The company has made tremendous steps in various regions, with the creation of their own AUDL data, following its exclusivity deal with the up-and-coming league, and the recent agreement with the Brazilian Basketball Confederation (CBB) positioning them as the sole distributor of their data.

“Each year we mark incredible achievements, constantly growing our coverage and offering,” said LSports CEO and Co-Founder, Dotan Lazar. “We’re dedicated to always providing our partners with the most advanced solutions.

"During the past year we’ve invested greatly in expanding our coverage. We’ve added over 10 new Esports games, more than 500 new markets including dozens of player props for major sports like Soccer, American Football, Baseball and more.”

Now covering over 80 sports, the company offers one of the most comprehensive coverages in the industry. Alongside the great focus on data, LSports has also doubled its efforts to upgrade its bet stimulation tool, BetBooster.

The product creates both pre-match and in-play betting tips, all based on historical data analysis, and promises significant boosts to sportsbooks' engagement and turnover rates.

Since 2021, BetBoosters’ coverage has grown with the addition of Handball, Cricket, and CS:GO along with more than 20 new markets including player props for various sports. The average monthly views of the tips at the company’s partners sportsbooks stands today at 1M, compared to last year's 200K. Moreover, the average monthly bets stand on 65K compared to merely 3K during 2021.

“We’re always looking for innovative ways to add more to our partners. CBB, Esports, AUDL and BetBooster are only part of the work we’ve put in this year.

Today, STM, our Sports Trading Manager, holds over 160K pre-match and more than 110K in-play events per month. There’s endless amounts of sports, events, leagues, and markets to add and we’re pushing forward.”

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