Key points:
- Altenar’s sportsbook software is the first sports betting product integrated into Elantil’s Marketplace
- Operators can access the turnkey sportsbook through a one-click integration
- The partnership follows Elantil’s recent collaboration with game aggregator Alea
Elantil has expanded its iGaming Marketplace by integrating Altenar’s sportsbook software, marking the first sports betting product available on its platform.
The agreement allows operators to incorporate Altenar’s sportsbook through a one-click integration while managing contract terms directly with the supplier.
Altenar, a sportsbook software provider founded in 2011, supplies solutions for sports betting brands, self-service betting terminals and mobile betting applications.
The integration with Elantil aims to expand Altenar’s accessibility to regulated markets while broadening Elantil’s range of available gaming solutions.
John Debono, Elantil CTO, said: “With the Elantil Marketplace promising a true plug-and-play solution for all partners’ iGaming needs, we’re delighted to have now integrated our first online sportsbook, Altenar.”
Altenar’s Account Management Director, Giannis Papakonstantinou, stated: “As the iGaming landscape becomes increasingly competitive, strategic synergies are crucial in providing added value to operators. Elantil's seamless integration with Altenar is a prime example of this advantage.”
Good to know: The integration follows Elantil’s expansion with game aggregator Alea, which broadened its selection of online casino games
Altenar has also increased its presence in various international markets. The provider recently signed a deal with Czech sportsbook operator MerkurXTip, replacing the operator’s existing sportsbook with Altenar’s fully managed solution.
That agreement followed Altenar’s entry into the Czech market in 2024, where it has since partnered with operators such as Data.Bet and Kingsbet CZ.
Additionally, Altenar secured a B2B supplier licence for Denmark in January 2025, allowing it to expand further in the European market. The provider’s latest partnerships align with its strategy of increasing its presence in regulated jurisdictions.
