The Bookie Software Behind Your Sportsbook

Renting beats building. The maths is not close.

Your own platform means paying for software, an odds feed, servers and the people who keep them alive — for months before it takes a single bet.

This is the same thing, already running, with your name on it. Nothing below costs extra.

Sportsbook software

A board your players read
without asking you first.

Football, basketball, hockey, baseball, soccer and more, with the ticket types a bettor already knows: straights, parlays, teasers, round robins, action reverses.

What makes it yours is underneath — the limits.

Limits that go deep. Per player, per sport, per league and per game period. Set the vig where you want it, not where a template put it.
Early parlay cash out. Your players close a live parlay early. You set the penalty percentage, so it stays profitable for the book.
Move your weekly close. Want Monday Night Football inside the settlement week? Ask, and your week closes on Tuesday.
Live bet ticker. Action as it lands, filtered to the wager sizes you care about. Desktop or phone, at no extra cost.
Position by game. What you are carrying before kickoff, with clickable volume to see what was bet at which odds.
Control per player. Credit limit, temporary credit with an expiry, minimum bet, confirmation delay, read-only or suspended.

Wager and win limits. Max and min per play, and a ceiling on what one player can win in play.
Odds thresholds. The price beyond which you would rather pass.
Delay-second confirmation. So a faster screen than yours does not beat your board.
Block by sport or market. Turn off what you will not carry, without turning live betting off.

Live betting software

Half your handle happens after kickoff.

A player who can only bet before the whistle closes the tab at halftime. In-game betting is what keeps him for the second half.

Odds move with the game. Straights, parlays and props on what is in front of him, from the same account and the same balance as the pregame board — nothing new to learn.

The rest of the board

Three more reasons they stay on your book.

Prop builder

Bets on what happens inside a game. They are what brings a casual player back, because they give him something to watch after his main bet is decided. He builds them himself, no ticket writing for you.

NFLNBASoccerHead to headPlayer doubles

Virtual casino

What keeps your book earning on a Tuesday in July, when there is nothing worth betting on. Blackjack, roulette and slots with bonus rounds, built for a phone. You set access and limits per player.

Table gamesSlotsBonus roundsPer-player limits

Reports you act on

Agent exposure before kickoff. Win/loss by sport. Player count by week — the same figure your invoice is built on, so nothing on the bill is a surprise.

ExposurePlayer countGraded wagers

285 tracks. And the limits that stop them hurting you.

US thoroughbred, Britain, France, Japan and beyond, plus harness and greyhound. Win, place, show, exacta, trifecta and pick threes.

A racebook is where an inexperienced book loses money fastest, because exotic payouts run long. So yours gets configured with you: limits per track and per wager type, and your own maximum payout per race.

Search by horse or jockey. Not only by track. Plus a favourites list, so a regular reaches his meeting in one tap.
Race detail before betting. Track type, distance, surface, purse and post time, so nobody bets a race blind and then calls you.
Limits per track. What makes sense at Gulfstream does not have to apply at a provincial meeting in France.

Your book, live in as little as 10 minutes.

You get your login the moment you sign up. Tell us how you want your limits and we configure the rest — sportsbook, casino and racebook together.

Rent your sportsbook See what it costs

Everything your players bet on,under your name.