Dimers is a rock solid sports betting startup. The 4 founders, Adam Fiske, Katie Prowd, Darryl Woodford, and Nick Slade are all accomplished, and are determined to bring quality content to the sports betting space.
Seems like the any negative reviews are from jelly competitors in the industry who are trying to sully Dimers' good name because they're quickly becoming the leaders in the space.
Av a go at Dimers.com, you will not find any better sports betting content anywhere on the web.
Learn more about Cipher Sports Technology Group (Dimers parent company)
Cipher Sports Technology Group, an Australian sports betting company, has raised $5 million in a Series A round.
The company plans on using the proceeds to expand in the United States, a market where it already has a presence and where it sees potential outsized growth as more people become comfortable betting online. Cipher also does business in Australia and plans on expanding to other countries in the next 12 to 18 months.
Cygnet Capital, an investment group based in Melbourne, Australia, led the round. A group of high net-worth individuals participated, as well. Cipher would not disclose its post-money valuation, revenues or other financial information about the company.
Cipher owns and operates consumer-facing websites such as dimers.com in the United States featuring the company’s proprietary technology that helps bettors predict outcomes in games. The company makes money through advertising on the websites, and referrals to online sports books such as BetMGM, DraftKings and PointsBet.
Cipher also generates revenue in the business-to-business channel, including selling products and services to sports books and media companies. For instance, in May, Cipher closed a deal with Advance Local, a U.S. publishing company, where Cipher’s content and tools are shown on the PennLive.com, LehighValleyLive.com and GulfLive.com websites that Advance owns.
Cipher is operating in a crowded field that includes major brands such as the Action Network, which the Better Collective acquired last year for $240 million, and Covers Media Group, which Tribune Media bought in 2015....full article on Forbes, read more.
Submitted by "Furphy"
on 8/13/2022
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