## New Sports Betting Platform Offers Keen Prices and Reduced Charges
A groundbreaking sports wagering exchange, BetDex, has just debuted, assuring customers the most competitive odds available. The service encompasses a diverse selection of sports, including soccer, baseball, ice hockey, and cricket. A key differentiator for BetDex is its dedication to equitable practices: users are only assessed a 3% fee on their profits, not on their overall wager.
Depositing funds into your account is straightforward, with choices for both digital and conventional currencies. The platform underwent rigorous testing during the recent FIFA World Cup, guaranteeing a seamless and dependable user experience.
BetDex is fully authorized and governed in Ireland, having obtained its wagering permit in the preceding year. This commitment to regulatory adherence underscores the platform’s dedication to safeguarding users and operational transparency.
Varun Sudhakar, Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of BetDex Labs, emphasized the team’s remarkable background, which includes alumni from industry leaders like FanDuel, Betfair, BetDAQ, and BoyleSports. He stressed their objective to transform the sports betting arena, stating, “Despite representing a multi-trillion dollar sector, sports betting is beset by concealed charges and unjust restrictions on successful participants. We developed BetDex with the conviction that players should not be penalized for their triumphs. We are pleased to introduce a sports betting exchange genuinely crafted with the bettor in mind.”
This announcement arrives amidst other notable occurrences within the sports wagering realm, with the Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC) generating headlines…
A prominent Australian sports wagering company, Sportsbet, has committed to strengthening its measures against money laundering and terrorism financing (AML/CTF). This pledge takes the shape of a legally enforceable contract, demonstrating a significant endeavor to tackle potential financial crime vulnerabilities within their business activities.
