Aspire Global granted Danish betting licence

Aspire Global will enter Denmark’s sports betting market after receiving approval from the Nordic country’s regulator

Aspire Global testament participate Denmark’s sports betting marketplace after receiving favourable reception from the Nordic country’s regulator.

The Danish Gambling Authority (DGA) has granted Aspire a betting licence, permitting its subsidiary BtoBet to swallow and operation wagers.

While Aspire, through its casino vertical, has been present tense in Denmark’s gaming blank since 2012, Danish players testament now live able-bodied to access code BtoBet’s sportsbook weapons platform to look into betting odds and station wagers on their favourite teams.

“Our offering has been considerably bolstered upward by the acquisition of BtoBet and its proprietary sportsbook,” remarked Aspire Global’s CEO Tsachi Maimon.

“We consider important ontogeny opportunities by offering both existing partners and unexampled customers crossways the humankind a leading comprehensive gaming offering natural covering the technology platform, sportsbook, games, games aggregation and managed services.”

BtoBet, and its proprietary sportsbook, were acquired past Aspire in Oct 2020. According to the operator, its subsdiary has a solid foundation in Latin American and African markets, with an take aim to expand its concern inwards Europe and the US.

Aspire, meanwhile, has operations in 30 regulated markets, including the States, UK, Portugal, Kingdom of Spain and Ireland. This puts the operator in a warm stance to help BtoBet make its goals.

This latest developing comes after a citizens committee formed by Aspire Global recommended that it admit a takeover entreat from NeoGames.

The committee’s financial statement read: “The beseech citizens committee of Aspire Global nem con recommends the shareholders of Aspire Global to live with the good cash in thoughtfulness alternative of SEK 111 ($12.14) per Aspire Global share, which is portion of NeoGames’ public legal tender offer.”