Sportsbook ad iGaming software provider, Altenar, has strengthened its European foothold by partnering with LVC Diamond’s online casino, Vegas.hu, which recently introduced sports betting on its platform. Under this agreement, Altenar will offer LVC Diamond a modern and extensive online sportsbook solution that distinguishes them from competitors. Altenar’s sports betting solution handles 100,000 live events monthly, featuring a competitive bonus and promotional engine, customizable front-end management and efficient risk management. LVC Diamond, with over 30 years of experience in the Hungarian gambling industry, operates five land-based casinos in Budapest and two online casinos – vegas.hu and vipcasino.hu. The Hungarian casino operator expanded into sports betting in July 2023, aiming to provide high-quality services and enhance the gaming experience in a secure environment. Following Altenar’s entry into Hungary, potential expansion opportunities in the region will be explored in the near future.

Collaboration with major casino group

Charlie Williams, Commercial Director at Altenar, (in photo above), said, “Our partnership with LVC Diamond marks our European growth and entry into the Hungarian market. We’re excited to collaborate with such a prominent casino group and aim to contribute to the region’s sports betting growth.” Gergely Koppány, Sports Betting Director at LVC Diamond Kft, added, “We’re pleased to welcome Altenar as our partner and anticipate a long-term collaboration. Their sportsbook solution aligns with our sports betting product, supporting our goal to establish a strong presence in the Hungarian market.” Altenar has received several accolades in the past year, including MiGEAs, EGR Nordics, EGR Italy, SBC Latin America, and the Baltic and Scandinavian Gaming Awards. Licensed in 13 major global markets, including the UKGC and MGA certifications, Altenar has positioned itself as the preferred sportsbook provider for numerous leading operators.

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