GR8_TECH has unveiled its new Managed Trading Services product, targeting sportsbook operators looking to sharpen their trading performance and reduce costs.
The B2B technology firm says the MTS launch is designed to improve trading performance, reduce operational costs, and strengthen risk management across sportsbook operations.
At its core, the product aims to combine reliable and high-quality data sources with proprietary models, in-house trading expertise, and automated risk controls.
Dinos Doxiadis, Head of Sportsbook at GR8_TECH, explained the thinking behind the new product and the specific operator audience it is intended to serve.
“Managed Trading Services was created for operators who already have a sportsbook but want to trade smarter, spend less, and gain more control over performance,” said Dinos Doxiadis.
He added: “We help clients strengthen one of the most complex parts of sportsbook operations – odds, trading, bet acceptance, and risk management – without replacing their existing frontend, platform, or brand experience.”
MTS introduces two-way bet-level communication, extending GR8_TECH’s role beyond data delivery into active trading and risk oversight for its operator clients.
Key capabilities of the product include a sports feed with odds, probabilities and settlement, data aggregation from official sources, a proprietary odds engine, and professional trading support.
The MTS launch follows last month’s upgrade to GR8_TECH’s affiliate management platform, reflecting a sustained period of product development and expansion across the business.
The announcement also comes after GR8_TECH onboarded football icon José Mourinho as a brand ambassador earlier this year, shortly after mass upgrades to its sportsbook, crypto and engagement tools.
GR8_TECH’s latest move suggests the company is pushing hard to build on momentum generated during the busy 2026 World Cup period, with MTS representing a significant step in that strategy.
The product positions GR8_TECH as a more active partner in sportsbook operations, rather than simply a supplier, giving operators greater flexibility without disrupting their existing infrastructure.
