SPORTS BETTING
Checkd Dev develops Mix ‘N Match for Paddy Power
By Phil - 15 April 2024
Checkd Dev has developed and successfully launched a new betting solution Mix ‘N Match for its long-term partner Paddy Power.
Launched as the supplier’s first bespoke product for Paddy Power in the UK, Mix ‘N Match enables users to build combination bets quickly by offering pre-configured betting opportunities. These can be personalised rapidly, with easy-to-use filters helping users build smarter multi-leg bets far more easily.
The successful launch builds on the success of Checkd Dev’s Smart Acca iFrame product, which is licensed for use to tier-one operators including William Hill and Sky Bet. The latest iteration of the API moves the proposition forward even further, by allowing for multiple single-event combinations to be packaged together in the same bet.
Markets on offer include 1×2, BTTS, fouls, shots, shots on target, goalscorer and cards, with data from all the major leagues and competitions. Mix ‘N Match also includes a Bet Shuffle function to randomly generate new betting opportunities on the go.
The product utilises official Opta data, with historical form intelligently interrogated to provide rapid-fire data visualisation insights that aid bet selection, ultimately driving improved conversion to bet placement for the operator.
Adam Patton, Checkd Dev Managing Director, said: “We are thrilled to have worked with Paddy Power on this innovative product. The collaborative approach taken with their internal team was a pleasure to witness too, both teams worked seamlessly together. We look forward to evolving the product even further as we begin to build a clearer picture of user behaviours.”
Rob Elliffe, Head of Product at Paddy Power, said: “Checkd Dev were great to work with throughout and despite being a complex product, delivery was on time. Mix ‘N Match is a truly innovative product and one that’s already proving popular with our customers, benefiting the user journey through the smart use of data to support betting decisions.”
