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Bidding wars and big migrations prove why tier one brands trust this supplier for new markets.
Written by the BettingEdgeHub desk, 4 November 2026
EveryMatrix secured major partnership deals across multiple continents over the past year. Group Commercial Director Daniel Clark explained that taking on hard challenges drives this growth.
Upgrading older technology systems
Many state owned and private operators struggle with outdated software. EveryMatrix stepped in to modernise legacy systems for brands like Danske Spil. This work helps companies capture new players while staying strictly inside local legal rules.
Winning over massive industry brands
Merkur Group chose to migrate its own proprietary platform after seeing what EveryMatrix could do. Tier one global operator Betsson also turned to the supplier to help launch quickly in Africa. Proven delivery keeps winning these competitive tenders.
Preparing for new regulated regions
Austria, Finland, and New Zealand will soon open up to international betting brands. The company already secured early success in New Zealand with Sky City.
Ready for future regulatory hurdles
Knowing local compliance demands inside and out helps the team deliver results on schedule. Proactive talks with current partners help spot new opportunities early.
Ambitious targets for the future
The business plans to carry its strong commercial momentum forward. Officials hinted at even bigger goals for the remainder of the year.
Reliable technology partnerships mean bettors can expect faster site speeds and smoother odds access.
