Sportsbook solutions provider BETBY has further broadened its esports platform by integrating three new simulation titles: hockey, MMA, and teqball.
The company is reinforcing its commitment to providing pioneering solutions to the betting sector, centering its efforts on esports simulations.
Introducing these three new offerings to its esports portfolio is designed to help operators worldwide enhance fan engagement.
“Original content creation has always been fundamental to the Betby.Games vision,” stated Kirill Nekrasov, Head of Innovation and R&D at BETBY.
“By launching Hockey, MMA, and Teqball, we are rolling out three unique titles that broaden our range and offer fresh opportunities for esports betting.
“These games all feature rapid gameplay, straightforward betting rules, and a non-stop schedule of events, enabling operators to maintain player engagement around the clock.”
The new ehockey product from BETBY centers on the US National Hockey League (NHL), featuring four tournaments aligned with the league’s Atlantic, Metropolitan, Central, and Pacific divisions.
This product provides more than 15 distinct betting markets, and BETBY anticipates generating over 11,000 matches monthly to ensure a steady supply of high-frequency betting options.
Its eMMA offering, in contrast, features legendary fighters from the sport, such as UFC icons, competing in simulated bouts, with approximately 15,000 events forecast each month.
The eTeqball title is an entirely new sport created by BETBY, merging aspects of football and table tennis, with about 1,800 matches projected monthly. A match consists of two games played to 12 points and is supported by 20 betting markets.
Esports continues to be a major priority for BETBY in 2026, and this latest expansion follows a string of product development initiatives undertaken by the Malta-based firm this year.
Other significant advancements this year include enhancing its live betting service with video streaming for both sports and esports, as well as broadening its Betting Tips API.