15 November 2024

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Tiidal Gaming Group (TIDL.C) new sportsbook partnership wedges open global markets


Tiidal Gaming Group’s (TIDL.C) subsidiary, Sportsflare, inked a partnership with Malta-based B2B sportsbook solutions provider, BOA Solutions today.

This partnership brings Tiidal Gaming a cut of the proceeds for each bet used Sportsflare’s odds and data feed on BOA Gaming’s betting platform. Overall, the partnership opens doors to new gambling markets, including overseas options, effectively delivering access to a wider audience of esports bettors.

“We are pleased to announce this strategic partnership with BOA Gaming as we continue to expand Sportsflare’s reach to new and global markets. As a leading betting platform, BOA Gaming has an extensive international client network, which includes some of the biggest sportsbooks and casino operators in overseas markets. By providing our leading esports data feed and betting solutions, BOA clients will benefit from our unique technology-driven products while improving their betting experience,” said Max Polaczuk, chief technology officer of Tiidal Gaming.

Sportsbook Bounce

BOA and Tiidal make a certain sort of sense as a partnership. Tiidal Gaming has a media and tech platform where users can get involved in esports, gaming and betting. BOA provides innovative free to play and real money betting applications with a unique point-based system that’s easy to grasp, and configurable for competitive play.

What BOA Gaming does is deliver real money and wagering solutions to more than 10 sportsbook brands on a global scale. Some of these include operators like LV Bet and Nairabet. Sportsflare will be adding its odds and data solutions for leading game titles, like CS:GO, Dota 2 and League of Legends.

Tiidal pays their debts

It doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue quite like the Lannister saying, but it works just the same. Especially since Tiidal settled a CAD$56,068 debt owned to ACM Management, which is a private company owned and operated by the company’s CFO. They rolled out 112,136 shares at $0.50 per, but they got it done.

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Full Disclosure: Tiidal Gaming is an equity.guru marketing client.

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