DATA.BET introduces Multi Widget

DATA.BET introduces Multi Widget

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Premium esports betting solution supplier, DATA.BET, has integrated a module that combines Scoreboards, Pitch Trackers and Video Streaming into one seamless product.

Designed explicitly for mobile betting, the Multi Widget enhances the in-play user experience by uniting key engagement features into one seamless and interactive format.

New functionality unites all existing DATA.BET widgets, offering partners a complete set of interactive tools through one integration.

Fully mobile-optimized and easily configurable, the Multi Widget allows operators to adapt the setup with player demands while ensuring fast load times and seamless user interaction. It also helps partners increase betting activity and improve retention, particularly on mobile, which generates close to 80% of total betting volume and demands the highest standards of speed and usability.

Built to enhance the live betting journey, the Multi Widget delivers match updates, stats and streaming in one place, enabling players to stay engaged and react quickly during dynamic game moments.

DATA.BET has consistently expanded its product range by introducing individual engagement tools. Scoreboards, delivering live match updates, player statistics and event tracking; Pitch Trackers, providing 2D visualization of key match actions; and Video Streaming, allowing users to watch match broadcasts directly within the betting interface, were each launched separately to address different aspects of the in-play experience.

Today, all these functionalities are consolidated into one module, available for four main disciplines, with future expansion planned across additional sports.

Rostyslav Likhtin, Head of Product at DATA.BET, says: “The Multi Widget is built to serve the expectations for today’s betting audience – fast, flexible and mobile-first.

“This product reflects our focus on delivering practical tools, especially in mobile, where speed, simplicity and accessibility are critical.”