Super Technologies said it signed an exclusive agreement with Sportradar to expand their long-standing partnership. The deal gives Super access to Sportradar’s betting products in exchange for an annual investment commitment, with support for priority European markets and expansion in Brazil.
The agreement gives Super access to betting and iGaming services for its operations in Europe and Brazil.
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Super Technologies launched the Superbet brand in Greece after receiving licence approval from the Hellenic Gaming Commission, the company said. It said it had invested in building a local team over the past year and plans to focus on sports and iGaming.
Super Technologies has launched its Superbet sportsbook and iGaming offering in Greece, the company said. It has assembled a local team in Athens and says the product will cover football, basketball and tennis, with pre-match and live betting.
France’s Autorité de la Concurrence approved Banijay Gaming’s planned acquisition of casino operator Joa without conditions, finding the transaction unlikely to harm competition. The authority focused on poker as the main potential overlap between online and land-based gambling, and said current rules barring online casino games limited its assessment.
Superbet said it plans to invest about €500 million in Greece over the next six years, covering technology, staff training, sports sponsorships and marketing. The company estimated it held about 7% of Greek betting stakes and reported October turnover of €270 million, figures it said referred to wagers rather than revenue.
In Greece, Superbet intends to invest about €500 million ($561 million) during the next six years while it grows in the country's regulated betting market. On Thursday the company said spending will be directed at sports sponsorships, technology, marketing, and training for employees.
Sportradar reported that US revenue rose 47% year on year to €98m in Q3 2026, which the company attributed partly to growing demand from prediction-market businesses. Chief executive Carsten Koerl said the impact of states excluding markets was not material to the company, citing contract terms that restrict content use where those products cannot be offered.
U.S. revenue rose 47% to €98m ($109.7m) in Q3 2026, against Q3 2025. Growing work in the prediction markets industry fueled the 47% year-over-year increase in Sportradar’s U.S. revenue in Q3. CEO Carsten Koerl said he does not worry about more states excluding sports event contracts.