Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2019 – A roundup of some of the key sports technology news you need to know, including SportTechie’s own content and stories from around the web.
- Sportradar is reportedly asking bookmakers for a 1.5% cut of net profits from in-game NFL bets in exchange for access to the league’s official data feed, according to ESPN’s David Purdum. The NFL has an equity stake in Sportradar, which signed a multi-year deal in August to become the league’s official provider of betting data. According to Legal Sports Report, Sportradar’s data fee would only apply to sportsbooks outside of Nevada.