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Esports Technologies changes into Ebet
Esports Technologies are changing their name to Ebet to concentrate on providing better technology and gambling services.
The new name will operate from May 5 and they will have a brand new logo as well.
Rebrand will concentrate not only on esport fans but also on providing offers mainly for millennial and gen Z.
The New Esports Technologies will see a number of new developments. For example in December they will need a British gaming license by purchasing Aspire Global’s B2C assets and Global’s B2C division for 75.9 million dollars. According to the contract they will gain control of not only their sportsbook, but also their portfolio.
In January they will have to fill for a patent. They will also have 1.25 million deposited clients in fifteen and more countries by purchasing:
- Karamba
- Hopa
- Griffon Casino
- BetTarget
- Dansk777
- GenerationVIP
Ebet’s chief executive A. Speach says:
“We are sure that this is the perfect moment to rebrand and realize who we really are. The new changes show that we are growing and are ready to provide better offers for the Millennial and Generation Z.”
Aspire Global sells its B2C operations to Esports Technologies in 75.9-million-dollar deal
Online wagering property – Esports Technologies, has bought out online casino platform provider – Aspire Global’s B2C operations in a 75.9-million-dollar deal.
