EveryMatrix launched Pass The Stats, a sportsbook feature that transfers eligible player bets to a substitute when the selected player leaves a match. The feature retains the original odds and applies to player statistics and markets including goalscorer, assists, shots and cards across several competitions.
Operators using EveryMatrix’s sportsbook can offer eligible player bets that remain active after a substitution.
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EveryMatrix Global Commercial Director Ivan Rozic said the company expected 2025 to be among its strongest years for new business and deals. He cited agreements with bet365 and Danske Spil as examples of its tier-one strategy; bet365 has taken its casino content, while Danske Spil is due to integrate its casino and bingo platform by next summer.
Merkur said Cashpoint Denmark began operating as Merkur Bets on 22 September 2026, alongside a move to a new digital platform from EveryMatrix. The platform connects retail betting with online sports betting and an online casino, which the company says is being offered for the first time. Merkur said it plans to move its offerings in Belgium, Germany and Austria to the technology as well.
TaDa Gaming plans to present Fortune Zombie: Dark City during G2E Las Vegas. The outlet says TaDa began operating in North America in 2025 through a partnership with EveryMatrix.
In an opinion article, EveryMatrix argues that unified gamification is a strategic requirement for iGaming operators in Latin America rather than a superficial feature. The supplier says fragmented tools create disjointed player experiences and that gamified loyalty programme renewals are associated with a potential 3.1% uplift, with short-term opportunities concentrated in Brazil, Colombia and urban centres across South America.
Danske Spil completed the integration of its poker offering with GGPoker’s platform in Denmark on 4 February 2026. Danske Spil Poker executive Rasmus Nielsen said Danish players can access the platform’s tournaments and games; the move follows the announced end of its relationship with Entain’s PartyGaming.