A sports wagering platform, CopyBet, has joined forces with Queens Park Rangers Football Club (QPR) as their official betting associate. This promising agreement will feature CopyBet’s emblem on the reverse of QPR’s primary team shirts commencing in the 2022/23 season. Both entities are enthusiastic about the collaboration, with CopyBet’s UK Business Expansion Director Anton Ivanov conveying his eagerness to collaborate with such a storied club. CopyBet provides a broad spectrum of pre-game and live wagering choices on an average of 18,000 athletic events per day.
In recognition of the partnership, CopyBet is presenting QPR supporters with a £5 no-deposit complimentary wager applicable to any QPR game throughout the season. QPR’s Commercial Director, Euan Inglis, emphasized CopyBet’s distinctive approach to the wagering sector, particularly their novel utilization of intelligence specialists. He expressed enthusiasm for the imaginative joint efforts planned throughout this multi-year association.
This announcement coincides with the Premier League’s reassessment of its guidelines on gaming sponsorships displayed on the front of football jerseys to protect young individuals.
Although the top tier of English football verbally committed to the UK government that they would gradually eliminate gambling advertisements from their jerseys, they recently revealed that they would permit betting firms to stay on shirt sleeves. This choice allows Premier League teams to retain this substantial income stream.
It is important to highlight that this only pertains to the Premier League. The English Football League, which oversees the lower divisions of English professional soccer, has not yet released a statement concerning the trajectory of gambling sponsorships in their leagues.
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