BetMakers has signed a definitive agreement to acquire key assets and liabilities of Las Vegas Dissemination Company. The BetMakers LVDC acquisition is designed to give the group a stronger foothold in Nevada’s racing and wagering market. The deal also opens direct links to major casinos and their customers.
LVDC, active since 1988, supplies racing data and OTB processing to Nevada casinos, racebooks and taverns. BetMakers plans to integrate its own tech stack into LVDC’s established network to expand local B2B offerings.
- BetMakers operates a global B2B wagering technology and data business serving racing and betting markets in more than 30 countries. The company provides pricing, risk management, data distribution and tote connectivity solutions to operators. Its strategy focuses on expanding digital racing products and strengthening integrations with regulated wagering partners.
The BetMakers LVDC acquisition is expected to generate about USD 4.5m (ca. EUR 3.9m) in first-year revenue based on historical results. Management also projects at least Adjusted EBITDA break-even if customer contracts transfer as planned.
CEO Jake Henson said Nevada’s digital horse betting is “still in its infancy,” highlighting room to grow through LVDC’s footprint. The deal gives BetMakers access to properties connected to groups such as Caesars, MGM and Wynn.
Completion depends on regulatory approvals, with closing targeted for early 2H FY26. Post-acquisition, BetMakers aims to link Nevada operations with its broader international wagering technology network.
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