SIS pens long-term agreement with Hollywoodbets to further expand live Numbers offering across Africa
We are pleased to have strengthened our long-term partnership with Hollywoodbets through an agreement to provide our 39’s and Fast 15’s live draws offering to the South African operator.
The agreement enhances the successful collaboration between the two companies, with Hollywoodbet’s users now gaining access to an extensive portfolio featuring regular high frequency events.
Designed specifically to keep bettors engaged, Fast 15’s follows a simple yet entertaining format offering a higher-churn live draw with improved odds. Standing as a more recent product, 39’s provides operators with regular live draws every three minutes, operating as a perfect filler during quieter betting periods.
With SIS currently enjoying strong success across our product verticals with leading operators in Africa, the strengthened partnership with Hollywoodbets underlines the supplier’s commitment to market growth across the continent and the continued expansion of its industry-leading numbers portfolio.
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Joe Andrews, Head of Sales across Africa at SIS, said: “SIS and Hollywoodbets have established a successful relationship, and we are incredibly excited to extend our partnership with the launch of 39’s and Fast 15’s.
“Our market-leading numbers vertical continues to increase margins for operators across the continent, and we look forward to watching SIS’ live draws portfolio raise its profile, particularly in South Africa with the country’s leading operator.”
Wayde Dorkin, Head of Product at Hollywoodbets, said: “Hollywoodbets is committed to continually improving our offering to meet the evolving needs of our clients. By integrating SIS’ full numbers portfolio, we’re broadening our product variety and strengthening our online platform to deliver an even more dynamic and engaging experience.
“SIS’ product has proven to be popular in other markets around the world, and I am sure African audiences will enjoy the round-the clock nature of the content which will maximise engagement.”
