FIRST.bet partnered with Ana Gaming-owned Cassino to launch its sports betting platform with the Brazilian operator, according to the report published on 3 July 2026. The companies had worked together previously, and Cassino is returning to FIRST.bet for technology services.
The partnership gives FIRST.bet a route to launch its sportsbook with a Brazilian operator.
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FIRST.bet and Grupo Slots launched FIRST.bet’s sportsbook technology on Jugadon in Argentina, according to the companies. The partnership adds the supplier’s sportsbook engine to the operator’s online sports betting offering; the companies described the launch as part of FIRST.bet’s expansion in Argentina’s provincial licensing framework.
Vyking launched a self-developed sportsbook frontend using FIRST.bet’s SportOS technology, making it available to brands in Vyking’s operator network. Vyking manages the customer-facing design and experience, while FIRST.bet supplies pricing, trading, risk management, bet acceptance and settlement.
FIRST.bet will again manage Bet da Sorte’s sports betting operations, pricing and risk in Brazil under a renewed agreement. Its platform will cover pre-match and live betting, while Bet da Sorte will continue using Single Software for its wider platform. Bet da Sorte’s commercial director said the return was driven by the platform’s commercial advantages and stability.
FIRST.bet will again provide trading, pricing and risk management for Bet da Sorte's sportsbook in Brazil, the companies said. The renewed agreement covers pre-match and in-play betting; Bet da Sorte will continue using Single Software for its wider platform after testing another sportsbook provider.
It was reported that GANHEI returned to FIRST.bet as its Brazilian sportsbook technology partner. The renewed agreement covers managed betting technology, trading and operational support.