Two operators sign with sportsbook suppliers in the same month. One goes live with a regulated platform in Europe and passes its first audit. The other picks a feed with great odds and a fast launch, then finds out a year later that the supplier has lost its licence and the regulator wants answers. The odds were never the problem.
That is why this list starts with what you can check. It covers sportsbook providers whose licences and recent activity are on the public record, then the Asia-facing sportsbooks available through Gamingsoft, described only with what their listings state. Everything is dated so you can verify it before you sign.
What a Sportsbook Provider Supplies
A sportsbook provider gives you the betting product: sports and events, pre-match and in-play markets, odds, risk management and settlement. Some sell only the odds feed and front end through an API or iframe. Others sell a turnkey or white label package that includes the player account platform, payments and back office. Our guide on white label vs custom sportsbook explains which model suits which budget, and what a sportsbook software provider is covers the basics.
How We Built This List
We checked each provider’s licences on its own site or in trade press, then looked for news from 2025 and 2026: new markets, certifications, awards and regulatory action. Where a provider’s claims come from sponsored articles or its own marketing, we say so. One long-standing Asian brand was left out because its licensed operator surrendered its licence in 2025 and was fined for anti-money laundering failings.
Sportsbook Providers With Verified Licences
Digitain
Digitain is a large B2B supplier run mainly from Yerevan, Armenia. It says it has about 5,100 staff. Its site lists an MGA B2B licence, a UK Gambling Commission account, a Belgian Class E licence and a Curaçao licence, plus approvals in markets such as Romania, Greece, Sweden, Peru, South Africa, Denmark and Ontario. In February 2026 it received a UK betting licence with full sportsbook and platform certification, and its products were certified for Brazil through GLI in January 2025.
It sells the sportsbook as a full turnkey platform or through an API and iframe. Awards include EGR B2B Sportsbook Supplier of the Year in 2024 and Best Interactive Sportsbook Experience at the SiGMA Americas Awards 2025.
Best for: operators who need a regulated-market sportsbook with a long licence list. See Digitain sportsbook.
BetConstruct
BetConstruct is headquartered in London and has regional offices including Yerevan, Manila, Cape Town and Lima. It holds a UK Gambling Commission account, an MGA B2B licence and a German sports betting licence from the GGL. The company says it covers more than 140,000 pre-match and 70,000 live events a month, plus around 12,000 live esports events.
It sells turnkey, white label and API packages. The Global Gaming Awards Asia-Pacific named it Digital Sports Betting Supplier of the Year in 2025. In August 2026 it offered new partners in LatAm, Africa and Asia three months of free sportsbook access and a reduced setup fee for contracts signed by 1 October 2026.
Best for: operators in emerging markets who want a full platform with deep event coverage.
BtoBet
BtoBet is part of Aristocrat Interactive, after moving through Aspire Global and NeoGames. Its Neuron 3 platform covers pre-match and live betting and is sold as a platform or white label. Directory listings put its focus on Africa, the Americas and Europe, with ISO and GLI certifications.
Best for: operators who want a sportsbook backed by a large listed gaming group. Don’t confuse it with the Asian sportsbook brand sold as BTi.
Saba Sports
Saba Sports is one of the best-known sportsbooks in Asia and says it has operated since 1998. Its B2B site names a registered office in Costa Rica and an Anjouan licence. It doesn’t list MGA, UKGC or Philippine licences, so check that its licence works for your markets.
The company says it covers more than 100 sports categories and about 216,000 live events a year, with esports, virtual sports, number games and bet builder. It promotes a five-API integration that it says can launch in about seven days. These figures come from sponsored trade-press articles from 2025.
Best for: Asia-facing operators who want strong Asian handicap and in-play coverage. See Saba Sports.
Other Sportsbooks Available Through Gamingsoft
These sportsbooks focus on Asian markets and are available through Gamingsoft’s sportsbook integration. We found little independent coverage of them in trade press, so the details below come from their provider listings. Ask for licence documents and certification before you integrate, as you would with any supplier.
FB Sports
FB Sports lists over 50,000 events a month and what it calls a reservation-based odds betting and settlement system. It says integration to launch can be done within 21 days, and names Europe, China and Southeast Asia as core markets. Read our FB Sports review.
WBET
WBET lists more than 90 sports with thousands of live matches a day, plus live streaming. It describes itself as the first provider of e-fighting games. See WBET.
CMD368
CMD368 lists over 2,000 live games a week across a wide range of sports, with support for currencies including USD, EUR, CNY and HKD. See CMD368.
AFB1188
AFB1188 lists more than 3,500 matches a month, with round-the-clock support. Our AFB1188 sportsbook review covers it in more detail.
Lucky Sports
Lucky Sports focuses on the Indian market, with a large choice of cricket leagues, live streaming and deep linking into specific matches. See Lucky Sports.
BTi
BTi is an Asia-facing sportsbook that lists thousands of events and supports currencies including USD, EUR, AUD and RMB. See BTi sportsbook.
Sportsbook Providers Compared
| Provider | Delivery | Licences stated | Focus markets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Digitain | Turnkey, API, iframe | MGA, UKGC, Curaçao and more | Europe, LatAm, global |
| BetConstruct | Turnkey, white label, API | UKGC, MGA, Germany (GGL) | Emerging markets, global |
| BtoBet | Platform, white label | ISO, GLI certified | Africa, Americas, Europe |
| Saba Sports | API | Anjouan | Asia |
| FB Sports | API | Not stated in listing | Asia, China, Europe |
| WBET | API | Not stated in listing | Asia |
| CMD368 | API | Not stated in listing | Asia |
| AFB1188 | API | Not stated in listing | Asia |
| Lucky Sports | API | Not stated in listing | India |
| BTi | API | Not stated in listing | Asia |
How to Choose a Sportsbook Provider
Start with the licence. A supplier licence has to be valid for the markets you serve, and regulators increasingly hold operators responsible for who they work with. Ask for current certificates, not a logo on a website. Then check the regulator’s public register yourself.
Then test the product with your own players in mind. Compare event coverage for the sports your market bets on and how fast in-play odds update. Ask how settlement disputes are handled. Commercial terms matter too. Most sportsbooks charge a share of GGR, and your margins depend on sportsbook hold percentage. Our guides on choosing the right sportsbook software provider and writing a sportsbook RFP walk through the full process.
FAQ About Sportsbook Providers
What does a sportsbook provider do?
It supplies the betting product: sports, markets, odds, risk management and settlement. Some also provide the player platform, payments and back office as a turnkey or white label package.
Does my sportsbook provider’s licence cover my business?
No. A supplier licence lets the provider sell its product. You still need your own operator licence for each market, or a white label partner that holds one for you.
How long does sportsbook integration take?
It depends on the model. API integrations are often quoted at one to three weeks, while a full turnkey platform with payments and compliance work usually takes longer. Our article on essential sportsbook integrations lists what has to be connected.
Can I offer more than one sportsbook?
Yes. Many Asia-facing operators run two or more, for example one for Asian handicap football and one for cricket or esports. An aggregator makes this easier because you connect once.
The best sportsbook provider is the one whose licence holds up in your markets and whose events match what your players bet on. Check the paperwork first, then the odds.
Gamingsoft offers sportsbook integration alongside live casino, slots and payments through one API. Contact us to compare sportsbook options for your markets.
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