Super Group Expands Betway Brand in the U.S. by Signing Sponsorship with the New Jersey Devils
SGHC Limited, the parent company of Betway and Spin, has announced a multi-year partnership with the NHL's New Jersey Devils. This agreement enhances Betway's brand visibility through various advertising channels at Prudential Center. With this deal, Betway now partners with 10 U.S. sports franchises, including notable teams from the NHL and NBA. CEO John Collins expressed enthusiasm about expanding the Betway brand in the U.S. as online sports betting popularity grows. This partnership signals a strategic move for Super Group to leverage its sports affiliations to increase market presence.
- Betway's partnership with the New Jersey Devils increases brand exposure at a premier sports venue.
- The partnership expands Betway's marketing footprint to 10 U.S. sports franchises, diversifying its marketing strategy.
- Risks associated with the regulatory environment for online sports betting in the U.S. could impact future growth.
- Dependence on partnerships for brand visibility may limit independent marketing growth.
Betway now has marketing partnerships with 10 U.S. sports franchises
Per terms of the partnership, Betway will receive dynamic brand exposure and TV-visible signage throughout
As a result of the agreement with the Devils, Betway now has marketing partnerships with 10 U.S. sports franchises, including the Los Angeles Kings,
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