Pragmatic Play Sports has strengthened its sportsbook platform by introducing new pre-match and in-play visualisation widgets. Covering 18 sports and over 30,000 monthly events across 4,000+ competitions in nearly 40 languages, the update enhances both usability and engagement for bettors.
New Pre-Match and In-Play Widgets
The newly launched widgets not only provide interactive, data-rich insights but also help bettors make smarter decisions. For example, the pre-match widgets allow users to review head-to-head stats, team form, and tournament data before placing bets. As a result, players can approach wagering with greater confidence.
Meanwhile, in-play widgets deliver real-time scores and visualisations, including incident data for every live event. Additionally, these widgets use ultra-low latency, offering an immersive experience that mirrors live action. Bettors gain access to detailed match trackers and instant updates, therefore creating a smooth and informative betting environment.
Expanding the Sportsbook Platform
Moreover, this update builds on Pragmatic Play Sports’ existing suite of scoreboards and standardises design and usability across partner sites. It also complements the company’s fully managed sportsbook platform, which features official live data feeds, a broad range of markets, and customisable front-end design.
Recently, the provider partnered with QuinnBet, going live in the UK and Ireland in early 2025, demonstrating its growing footprint in the European sports betting market.
Gareth Crook, SVP of Sports at Pragmatic Play, said:
“This launch further expands our pre-match and in-play scoreboard suite, providing operators with consistent tools to present UI and UX across their sites. Pre-match, the widgets surface crucial stats and form to help players make informed bets. Meanwhile, in-play, they enable players to track live action clearly and confidently. By continuing to evolve our scoreboard suite, Pragmatic Play Sports equips operators to deliver a more intuitive and engaging betting experience.”
