OpenBet has announced the launch of its advanced sportsbook technology in partnership with Loterie Romande, which serves as the exclusive regulated sports betting operator for Switzerland's six French-speaking cantons. Loterie Romande is also a member of the World Lottery Association (WLA). This launch marks a significant update, as it transitions Loterie Romande's JouezSport omnichannel sportsbook onto the OpenBet platform, which supports online betting as well as self-service and operates through 2,350 retail locations.
This collaboration solidifies OpenBet's position as a leading provider for WLA members, showcasing its reliable and compliant technology that supports more than 20 lotteries globally. Loterie Romande aims to enhance the betting experience for users, introducing a Cash Out feature that is available at launch across its digital platforms.
OpenBet’s Managed Trading Services will supply Loterie Romande with sophisticated AI-driven odds and risk management tools. Additionally, the OpenBet Trading System platform enables Loterie Romande to utilize a centralized hub for superior data, trading services, and scalable content access through a single integration.
2026 is proving to be a record-breaking year for OpenBet; during the FIFA World Cup, it recorded over 175 million bets and more than $3 billion in stakes across its customers, achieving this feat without any service outages from the tournament's kickoff to its conclusion.
Nikos Konstakis, President at OpenBet, expressed pride in partnering with Loterie Romande, emphasizing the enhanced player experience facilitated by the Cash Out feature, and the firm’s commitment to responsible gaming and compliance with regulations.
Jean-Luc Moner-Banet, CEO of Loterie Romande, highlighted OpenBet’s strong track record and customer-centric focus as critical reasons for their selection, expressing enthusiasm for the partnership and anticipation for future developments.
OpenBet is recognized as a Gold Contributor to the WLA, an acknowledgment that requires adherence to the association's standards on social responsibility, gaming practices, security, and risk management.
