BETBY has agreed to supply its sportsbook to Vibra Gaming for integration into the company’s platform, the companies said. The offering includes more than 500,000 monthly sporting events, AI tools and an esports feed, delivered through one API integration.
The integration gives Vibra Gaming’s operator partners access to BETBY’s sportsbook for adding sports betting to their platforms.
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BETBY said its sportsbook GGR rose 42.7% in the first half of 2026 compared with the same period in 2025. Active players across its partner network increased 47% and bets rose 21.2%; Betby Games GGR grew 28% year on year.
BETBY said it published a report on Brazil’s first year of regulated betting on 26 March, produced with H2 Premium and LMG Direct. The report examines market data, betting-channel trends, offshore operators, licensed operators and operational and regulatory challenges. BETBY regional director Juan Pablo Barahona said the market was dynamic but more complex to operate in than some industry participants had expected.
BETBY chief sportsbook officer Sergey Tsukanov said Brazil’s fixed-odds betting ban affected the supplier, which had certified its sportsbook and established local teams before the regulated market began. He argued that a ban could push betting activity offshore and said BETBY was monitoring the situation pending a definitive regulatory outcome.
Brazil's fixed-odds betting ban hit the provider, according to BETBY chief sportsbook officer Sergey Tsukanov. For the moment, the company is watching developments closely while it waits for the final regulatory result.
BETBY reportedly increased gross gaming revenue on its sports betting platform by 33.4% year on year in Q3 2026. Total bets rose 31.9% and active players increased 82.7%; BETBY Games GGR was up 32.2%, with bets up 45.4% and active players up 123.3%.
Sportsbook supplier BETBY reported further year-on-year growth in Q2. The report links the quarter's performance to the World Cup and esports.