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    DATA.BET Sportsbook report identifies low-tier events as a growing source of betting revenue

    DATA.BET Sportsbook report identifies low-tier events as a growing source of betting revenue

    DATA.BET's annual Sportsbook Report indicates that low-tier sports events are becoming a significant and overlooked source of betting revenue, suggesting a missed opportunity for many operators. The report analyzes market growth drivers and challenges for 2025 and 2026, advising operators to adjust their strategies to capitalize on this trend.

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