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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26, 2024 ~ Philadelphia-based sports betting operator, Sporttrade, has expanded its reach to a fourth state with the launch of its app in Arizona. This move comes as a result of a strategic partnership with the Quechan Tribe of the Ft. Yuma Indian Reservation, California & Arizona.
According to Sporttrade Founder and CEO, Alex Kane, there has been a high demand for their offering in Arizona due to players seeking a premium option. "Today we're incredibly proud to announce we've launched in Arizona," said Kane. "There is impressive demand for our offering in Arizona because players want a premium option."
Sporttrade offers a unique and differentiated experience for players in the state. "Sporttrade is a perfect option for players looking to try the future of in-game wagering; incredible prices, near-instant bet acceptance, and the option to view prices in an intuitive probability-based odds format," explained Kane.
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The company expressed gratitude towards the Arizona Department of Gaming, as well as their players, partners, and investors for their support. Kane also thanked the Sporttrade family of employees for their hard work and dedication.
The Quechan Tribe's President Jordan Joaquin also shared his excitement about partnering with Sporttrade and their innovations in the sports betting marketplace. "Quechan's statewide mobile sports betting partnership with Sporttrade introduces an exciting new platform of wagering and will provide new and expanded gaming opportunities throughout Arizona and which will provide economic benefits for our tribe," said Joaquin.
Qualified and eligible players can now place bets on the Sporttrade iOS and Android mobile applications starting today in Arizona. With its premium player experience and innovative features, Sporttrade is set to make its mark on the sports betting market in this new state.
According to Sporttrade Founder and CEO, Alex Kane, there has been a high demand for their offering in Arizona due to players seeking a premium option. "Today we're incredibly proud to announce we've launched in Arizona," said Kane. "There is impressive demand for our offering in Arizona because players want a premium option."
Sporttrade offers a unique and differentiated experience for players in the state. "Sporttrade is a perfect option for players looking to try the future of in-game wagering; incredible prices, near-instant bet acceptance, and the option to view prices in an intuitive probability-based odds format," explained Kane.
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The company expressed gratitude towards the Arizona Department of Gaming, as well as their players, partners, and investors for their support. Kane also thanked the Sporttrade family of employees for their hard work and dedication.
The Quechan Tribe's President Jordan Joaquin also shared his excitement about partnering with Sporttrade and their innovations in the sports betting marketplace. "Quechan's statewide mobile sports betting partnership with Sporttrade introduces an exciting new platform of wagering and will provide new and expanded gaming opportunities throughout Arizona and which will provide economic benefits for our tribe," said Joaquin.
Qualified and eligible players can now place bets on the Sporttrade iOS and Android mobile applications starting today in Arizona. With its premium player experience and innovative features, Sporttrade is set to make its mark on the sports betting market in this new state.
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