WagerWire aims to be the central hub for all things sports betting, offering a unique experience compared to other US sportsbooks. It holds affiliate vendor licences in 16 states, including Washington DC, Puerto Rico, and Ontario. Additionally, it has affiliate partnerships with major industry names. WagerWire is developing a secondary marketplace where sports bets can be bought and sold as trackable assets. Users can integrate with sportsbooks to view their betting activity across multiple providers, access extensive content, and calculate the market value of their betting portfolio. This vision is likened to a Bloomberg terminal for betting. WagerWire’s founders come from diverse backgrounds in banking, data, and film, bringing a fresh perspective to sports betting. The company has built a strong community through social media activity and has secured affiliate deals with top-tier brands. Its grassroots approach involves creating a community of advocates and engaging with users for feedback to continuously improve the app. WagerWire aims to revolutionize the sports betting experience and provide a cost-free competitive advantage to operators. Despite challenges in securing investment, the company has attracted support from influential figures in the industry. WagerWire plans to launch its app as a free-play product before introducing real-money betting capabilities. It sees itself as part of a new generation of industry leaders, working alongside other forward-thinking startups and embracing diversity.
