Luxembourg-based iGaming and lottery solutions provider NeoGames, in which William Hill plc has a 29 percent equity stake, is to supply its Player Account Management system for William Hill US’s proprietary US sports betting platform, due for launch early 2019.
The information came to light in a NeoGames statement Monday announcing the appointment of new CEO Moti Malul, who has replaced Ilan Rosen – chief executive for the past six years.
Malul is an internal deployment, having been with NeoGames for the past decade in marketing and business development management roles.
Prior to his NeoGames tenure he worked in the telecommunications and internet industries in sales, marketing and product management positions that included the Ericsson group.
NeoGames’ existing clients include Italy’s Sisal, the Michigan Lottery, Czech gambling group Sazka and Portugal’s Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Lisboa, but Malul sees northern America as a region of considerable promise, especially since the recent strike down of the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act by the US Supreme Court, which has handed individual states the responsibility for legalising sports betting within their borders.
“The growth opportunities we have are phenomenal – especially with current developments the US market, in which we have been operating successfully for several years already, and with the recent strategic deal we signed with William Hill,” Malul said his appointment statement.
Luxembourg-based iGaming and lottery solutions provider NeoGames, in which William Hill plc has a 29 percent equity stake, is to supply its Player Account Management system for William Hill US’s proprietary US sports betting platform, due for launch early 2019.
The information came to light in a NeoGames statement Monday announcing the appointment of new CEO Moti Malul, who has replaced Ilan Rosen – chief executive for the past six years.
Malul is an internal deployment, having been with NeoGames for the past decade in marketing and business development management roles.
Prior to his NeoGames tenure he worked in the telecommunications and internet industries in sales, marketing and product management positions that included the Ericsson group.
NeoGames’ existing clients include Italy’s Sisal, the Michigan Lottery, Czech gambling group Sazka and Portugal’s Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Lisboa, but Malul sees northern America as a region of considerable promise, especially since the recent strike down of the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act by the US Supreme Court, which has handed individual states the responsibility for legalising sports betting within their borders.
“The growth opportunities we have are phenomenal – especially with current developments the US market, in which we have been operating successfully for several years already, and with the recent strategic deal we signed with William Hill,” Malul said his appointment statement.