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Sports equipment supplier Amelco becomes one of the initial entities to commence operations in Ohio

Sports betting and platform provider Amelco officially commenced operations in Ohio, making it one of the trailblazers in the market post its state-wide launch on January 1, 2023.

Sports equipment supplier Amelco becomes one of the initial entities to commence operations in Ohio

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Amelco Amplifies U.S. Presence, Expanding in Major Sports Betting Markets

Amelco is leaving no stone unturned in its quest to dominate the North American sports betting scene. The company's bold move to introduce its top-tier sports betting product in the region has already paid off, with established positions in 12 regulated states.

With two more jurisdictions on the horizon, Amelco's aggressive expansion strategy shows no signs of slowing down. Massachusetts is expected to launch by the end of the month, while Maryland is hot on its heels.

Brandon Walker, the Head of Amelco USA, exudes confidence about the future of their company in the regulated betting market. He commented:

With demand for top-notch betting solutions skyrocketing, we're eager to see how the numbers shape up in the next few months. Our adapter, no one offers a complete, end-to-end solution the way Amelco does.

In an effort to innovate and strengthen its product offerings, Amelco has struck a deal with BetSwap to bolster secondary market engagement in the United States. The company's ambition, however, doesn't stop at the North American borders.

Amelco made a foray into South Africa by partnering with LulaBet. The company remains committed to maintaining its momentum in new markets while focusing on delivering superior overall products.

Amelco - A Powerhouse in the Expanding Regulated Betting Market

Amelco, currently active in 17 U.S. states plus Ontario, positions itself as the sole provider offering Player Account Management (PAM), sportsbook, risk management, iGaming, and esports solutions under a unified platform[1][2].

The forthcoming launches in Maryland and Massachusetts hint at Amelco's strategic readiness for further expansion as more U.S. regions embrace regulated sports betting and iGaming. Their platform, designed for rapid integration and localization, prioritizes responsible gaming and boasts a user-friendly interface[2]. This strategic agility suggests that these states are likely next on the list for Amelco's sportsbook and gaming solutions.

Amelco's impressive track record includes partnerships with heavyweights like Fanatics, Hard Rock Bet, and Saracen Casino. The company's apps consistently rank highly in industry benchmarks, indicating strong market acceptance and competitive edge[1]. Amelco continues to make a splash at major industry events like the SBC Summit Americas, demonstrating its commitment to leading growth in regulated North American markets[1][2].

In essence, Amelco's approach to expansion revolves around leveraging its cutting-edge, fully integrated technology platform to deliver outstanding betting experiences and swiftly seize new regulated markets such as Maryland and Massachusetts, all while ensuring player engagement and promoting responsible gambling.

  1. Amelco continues to expand in major sports betting markets, with launches planned in Maryland and Massachusetts, bringing their presence to 17 U.S. states and Ontario.
  2. Amelco's strategic agility allows for rapid integration and localization of their sportsbook and iGaming solutions, a clear advantage in the rapidly growing regulated sports betting market.
  3. To bolster secondary market engagement in the United States, Amelco has struck a deal with BetSwap, aiming to innovate and strengthen their product offerings.
  4. Amelco's aggressive expansion strategy is not limited to North America, as they have recently partnered with LulaBet to enter the South African market, demonstrating their commitment to maintaining momentum in new sports betting markets.

[References: [1], [2]]

Sports betting and platform provider Amelco initiates operations in Ohio, marking one of the earliest entries following the state's market takeoff on January 1, 2023.

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