By EveryMatrix

EveryMatrix Sportsbook

Sportsbook software with pricing controls, online and retail operation, Bet Builder and cash out.

The offering

What EveryMatrix Sportsbook does

EveryMatrix’s sportsbook sits within its Sports portfolio. It combines betting operations with controls for pricing, content and bonuses, and supports online and retail environments.

Front-end options range from templates to bespoke implementations. Its published feature set includes pre-match and live Bet Builder and cash out; precise coverage should be checked against the proposed package.

Who should explore it?

For teams that need to launch or replace a sportsbook and coordinate online and retail betting.

  • Launch or replace a sportsbook
  • Coordinate online and retail betting

Documented capabilities

  • Pricing controls
  • Bet Builder
  • Cash out
  • Sportsbook bonusing

Reported in the linked public sources. We have not independently tested these capabilities.

Product details

Product role
Sportsbook applicationSource
Delivery and integration
Template or bespoke front-end options; online and retail integration.Source
Pricing and packaging
Not publicly specified in the reviewed pages. Request a scoped proposal.Source
Scope and coverage
Online and retail sportsbook; confirm sports, markets and selected service scope.Source
Channels or surfaces
Online and retailSource
Bet Builder
Pre-match and liveSource

Delivery & commercial details

Delivery & integration
Template or bespoke front-end options; online and retail integration.Source
Pricing
Not publicly specified in the reviewed pages. Request a scoped proposal.Source

Confirm market availability, rights, service levels and contractual terms for your implementation. API availability alone does not establish a named integration.

Buyer questions, answered

Can the front end be customised?

Yes. EveryMatrix offers templates and bespoke front-end options.

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Does it have cash out?

The published sportsbook feature set includes cash out.

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Is an odds feed available separately?

The Sports portfolio also lists a dedicated Odds Feed offering.

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