BetQL enhances mobile-first analytics platform with player leaderboard feature

BetQL has enhanced its mobile-first analytics platform for sports bettors with the introduction of leaderboards to enable players to track performance against their peers.

BetQL’s mission is creating the best user experiences on the market and gamification is one of the core drivers of this strategy. The leaderboards have been integrated across a variety of popular sports and provide clearly displayed tables to let players track performance – even against the professionals. Prizes and achievement recognition are available for metrics such as sport rankings, leaderboard wins and streak milestones.

BetQL specialises in providing data designed to assist players in bet discovery by guiding them to the value on the betting board. Powerful betting insight enables punters to make informed wagers across many sportsbooks through one intuitive portal. BetQL leverages the data engine that powers the fantasy sports products, RotoQL, to deliver superior sports betting analytics optimised for consumers.

Punters can explore the best value all from one console screen with explanations why a bet is recommended – including line movement, sharp money and public ticket distribution, plus relevant team trends.

Audacy, formerly Entercom, acquired QL Gaming Group at the end of last year and has since then launched the BetQL Audio Network. The network features sports gambling programming heard across Audacy’s robust portfolio of sports stations, with a combined reach of over seven million listeners per week, as well as the RADIO.COM app and digital platform.

BetQL’s CEO Justin Park said: “BetQL was created to provide punters with the ability to search and place bets through an intuitively designed mobile-first app. Introducing the leaderboard feature gives our players the chance to battle it out and track individual performance against their peers. We love the social factor of the leaderboards and prize giveaways make it a competition worth fighting for.”