Betway adds Toronto's National Bank Open to its portfolio
Global online betting and gaming brand Betway announced in Toronto that it has added Rogers' proposed National Bank Open to its global tennis sponsorship portfolio, becoming the tournament's official betting partner.
The 2023 ATP Masters 1000 tournament will be held at Sobey Stadium from August 5-13, and the final will be held at the 10,800-capacity centre court at the tennis complex.
The brand has agreed to a multi-year contract with high court-side visibility for eight days on the back wall around the Sobis Stadium complex.
Since 1881, the world's best players have shown their skills on Canadian courts and have an impressive list of past champions, including legendary names such as Bjorn Vogue, Ivan Rendle, John McEnroe, Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, and Novak Djokovic.
Carlos Alcaraz, the new Wimbledon champion and world No. 1, will play for the first time in Toronto and will play the opening game on Wednesday night, August 9.
Anthony Workman, CEO of the Betway Group, said, "In addition to the tennis sponsorship portfolio that we envy globally, we are pleased to welcome the National Bank Open to the Betway family." "It's deeply embedded in history and it's a solid favorite of tennis fans, so I'm definitely very excited to be a partner because it continues to be known as the best betting brand in tennis." 바다이야기
Betway is the leading betting brand in tennis and has demonstrated its continued commitment to the sport, covering 12 tournaments worldwide on ATP Tours including the Miami Open, Rio Open and Hamburg European Open.
"We are pleased to partner with Betway and welcome them to our amazing group of corporate partners," said Tennis Canada Chief Commercial Officer Rob Swan. "We look forward to working closely with them as part of our multi-year contract because we offer special events to our fans."
Beyond Tennis, the Super Group-owned brand have built an enviable portfolio of sponsorships in an array of sports and teams including in the Premier League, La Liga, Cricket, and in the NBA and NHL in the United States.