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Created: Monday, 02 December 2024 07:43
Last Friday, FanDuel made an announcement about their latest partnership with a professional sports league. This time around, FanDuel Becomes the Official Sportsbook of the Professional Women's Hockey League. In addition to becoming the Official sportsbook of the PWHL, they have also become the exclusive In-app Streaming Partner of the PWHL in the U.S. market.
As the official sportsbook partner and exclusive in-app streaming partner for the league in the United States, this collaboration enhances accessibility for hockey enthusiasts, allowing them to view and place bets on PWHL games through a unified platform.
FanDuel will broadcast up to 90 live PWHL regular-season games and playoff matches on its application, offering fans the ease of watching and wagering in one location.
In remarks regarding the new agreement, Dale Hooper, General Manager of FanDuel Canada, expressed: "FanDuel is honored to collaborate with the PWHL and support the remarkable athletes of the league. This partnership aims to usher in a new era of fan engagement—one that brings hockey closer to its supporters while contributing to the increased visibility of women's professional sports."
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Created: Monday, 07 October 2024 08:05
Once again, sports betting development company Playtech is in the news. However, this time around it is not good news for them. This is because Playtech is Facing Shareholder Backlash after a proposal to give its executives a $110 million bonus. Therefore, some Playtech Shareholders are not happy with the decision due to the lack of performance by the company.
The bonuses are a result of the company's recent €2.3 billion divestiture of its Italian sports betting and gaming division, Snaitech, to Flutter Entertainment. Last month, Playtech made an announcement regarding plans to distribute bonuses amounting to €100 million and €34 million for the management teams of Playtech and Snaitech.
This bonus program, revealed concurrently with the sale, positions Weizer as the primary recipient, although Playtech has not specified the precise sum he may obtain.
Additionally, executives will be eligible for 10% of the profits from any future sales, a provision that has raised apprehensions among investors.
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