BETDAQ renews Charlton Athletic sponsorship

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17th July 2018 – BETDAQ has extended its sponsorship of Charlton Athletic FC ahead of the 2018-19 season with the betting brand remaining the club’s principal partner.

The renewal takes the partnership into a third season, with BETDAQ’s branding continuing to appear on the front of Charlton’s shirts and around The Valley, the club’s home stadium.

The Addicks were among League One’s top clubs last season, as they reached the playoffs, and will have strong hopes of promotion to the Championship ahead of the new campaign.

Shane McLaughlin, Managing Director at BETDAQ, said: “BETDAQ has built an excellent relationship with Charlton Athletic and we are proud to be continuing our journey with the club and its supporters. We are looking forward to the season ahead.”

BETDAQ’s agreement with Charlton cements its status as a prominent sponsor in football and racing, coming just days after the GVC Group-owned betting exchange agreed a deal to be fellow League One club Sunderland AFC’s principal partner.

The pair will meet at the Stadium of Light on the opening day of the season, on Saturday 4th August, in a match that will be broadcast live on Sky Sports.

Charlton Athletic Commercial Manager Ravi Patel said: “We’re delighted to partner once again with BETDAQ. They have some exciting plans to further engage with the Charlton fanbase and we’re looking forward to working with them again this year.”

*In line with League regulations, the BETDAQ logo will not appear on junior replica shirts.

 

About BETDAQ

BETDAQ is a betting exchange, founded in 2000, acquired by Ladbrokes in 2013, and then later became part of the GVC Group.

BETDAQ is an entirely digital business licenced out of Gibraltar and operating from our services office in Dublin, Ireland.

BETDAQ has an active and loyal trading community who trade sporting events using free specialist tools such as Bet Angel and Gruss Software.

BETDAQ also has the largest market share of on course bookmakers across the UK and Ireland who connect to the exchange for pricing information and hedging purposes.

 


Source: European Gaming Industry News

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