BetMakers Technology Group has signed a definitive agreement to acquire the assets and liabilities of Las Vegas Dissemination Company (LVDC).
The move is part of BetMakers’ broader plan to strengthen its foothold in the United States. The acquisition aims to help BetMakers expand its presence in US online sportsbooks and US online racebooks operations.
Terms of the Acquisition and LVDC Background
Under the deal, BetMakers will take over LVDC’s business, including its existing contracts, licenses and liabilities. LVDC was founded in 1988 and has served as a core provider of race information, pari-mutuel wagering, off-track betting processing, and common-pool wagering services. Its clients include casinos, sportsbooks, racebooks, bars and online platforms across Nevada.
Financial details of the transaction include a purchase price of USD 800,000 in cash, with an initial acquisition deposit of USD 250,000, including a USD 25,000 fee payable regardless of the outcome, and the remaining USD 225,000 payable if BetMakers proceeds after due diligence.
Assuming existing contracts transfer smoothly, LVDC is expected to generate approximately US$4.5 million in revenue in its first year under BetMakers ownership and to be at least EBITDA break-even.
Completion remains subject to regulatory approvals and customary conditions. BetMakers estimates that the acquisition will conclude in the second half of its fiscal year 2026.
Once integrated, BetMakers plans to combine LVDC’s market access and operator relationships with its modular wagering technology. This integration aims to deliver enhanced digital wagering solutions across sportsbooks, racebooks, and online platforms. This positions BetMakers to tap into the large potential of Nevada’s betting market.
Other Moves to Strengthen U.S. Market Entry: Broader BetMakers Strategy
In parallel to the LVDC acquisition, BetMakers recently secured a renewed agreement with Penn Entertainment. Under the new three-year deal beginning January 2026, BetMakers remains the exclusive international distributor of Penn’s racing content for fixed-odds, derivative bets, exchange wagering, and B-pool pari-mutuel services.
Additionally, BetMakers has raised new capital to strengthen its balance sheet. The funds from a recent share placement and share purchase plan will help repay outstanding debt, support content and access agreements, and finance the LVDC acquisition.
The company also continues building its technological backbone, upgrading its wagering platforms and expanding its global distribution network.
Taken together, these developments signal that BetMakers is actively positioning itself to launch and scale US online sportsbooks and US online racebooks operations. They are leveraging both acquired infrastructure and content partnerships.
BetMakers’ LVDC agreement marks a major step for an international wagering-technology firm entering the Nevada market. If approved and integrated as planned, BetMakers could reshape how race and sports wagering is delivered digitally and physically.
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