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BETER, renowned for its cutting-edge betting products and data, has recently incorporated Ping Pong Point into its array of live tournaments. While both sports involve a table and a paddle, it’s worth noting that ping pong players employ hard bats, differentiating it from traditional table tennis.
Every day, these tournaments are broken down into two segments, boasting over 20 matches. This allows bettors to indulge in over 700 matches a month, offering plenty of opportunities to place wagers and enjoy the sport.
Collaborating with the Ukrainian Ping Pong Federation, BETER ensures that live streaming, data, and odds are accessible to its affiliated operators and their patrons.
The tournaments feature seasoned ping pong athletes competing, making each game a sight to behold. This initiative only accentuates BETER’s prominence in orchestrating live table tennis tournaments. Notably, they manage the Setka Cup events and have connections with National Table Tennis tournaments from countries such as India, Colombia, Serbia, with more in the pipeline. These affiliations stem from collaborations with global federations.
Further expanding its portfolio, BETER recently unveiled the basketball league BSKT Cup, scheduling over 60 matches every month.
A statement from BETER emphasized their dedication: “BETER Sports is committed to becoming the number one provider of live streaming, data and odds for fast-paced sports events. The global appeal of ping pong prompted its addition to our offerings. Our expertise in table tennis and collaborations with significant federations have facilitated Ping Pong Point, allowing our operator partners to enhance their betting offerings.”
On the same note, the Ukrainian Ping Pong Federation expressed gratitude, mentioning, “Our athletes have demonstrated exceptional growth this year, qualifying for the Classic Hardbat World Championship. With BETER’s unwavering support, we are optimistic about our performance in the championship and in amplifying the sport’s global appeal.”