GR8_TECH launches Fastbook frontend with three sportsbook widget upgrades
Fastbook delivers widgetised Sport Event View, Bet History and Top Parlays for operators.

Key Takeaways
- GR8_TECH announced Fastbook on 20 October 2026 with three sportsbook upgrades: Sport Event View, Bet History and Top Parlays.
- Fastbook recorded a 1.72‑second Speed Index and average Lighthouse scores of 90–95 in GR8_TECH’s benchmarking.
- The frontend is built on a Qwik-based architecture and exposes widget control through Unified Back Office.
- Parlay Bet Count and optional bet counters are new Top Parlays features that highlight popular combinations.
GR8_TECH has unveiled Fastbook, a Qwik-based frontend with three sportsbook-focused upgrades — Sport Event View, rebuilt Bet History and an enhanced Top Parlays widget — announced on 20 October 2026. The vendor says Fastbook achieved a 1.72‑second Speed Index and average Lighthouse scores of 90–95 in its benchmarks, outperforming more than 15 leading iGaming B2C platforms.
Architecture and performance
Fastbook is built on an upgraded Qwik-based architecture. GR8_TECH positions that architecture as the enabler for both the performance figures and a fully widget-based content management approach. The company says the rebuilt architecture lets operators manage basic sportsbook elements directly through Unified Back Office without additional development.
Benchmarks published by GR8_TECH show a 1.72‑second Speed Index and Lighthouse scores in the 90–95 range. The vendor states these figures outperform more than 15 named or unnamed iGaming B2C platforms in its internal benchmarking.
New Sport Event View: configurable event pages
The new widget-based Sport Event View allows operators to select which elements appear on live, pre-match and finished events and where they appear on the page. Components offered include scoreboards, betting markets, statistics, head-to-head comparisons, video broadcasts and related events. Context-aware widgets change the displayed content to match the opened event, removing manual setup steps.
Operators can also customise market layouts, position Bet Builder and Parlays tabs, and place Odds Booster promotions directly on event pages. GR8_TECH describes the Sport Event View as a no-code widget, configurable via Unified Back Office so brands can adjust presentation without engineering work.
Rebuilt Bet History: widgetised and shareable
Bet History has been rebuilt as a flexible widget that can appear on a dedicated page, in a side panel or elsewhere inside the sportsbook. Players can view detailed bet information inline, track how individual selections settled, follow live scores and manage partial cashout functionality without navigating away from the page.
Bet sharing is built in, turning individual bets into branded content players can distribute externally. Operators control bet card appearance, which information is shown and the priority of actions via the CMS in Unified Back Office.
Top Parlays: new content types and social cues
The upgraded Top Parlays widget offers horizontal layouts, configurable tabs, improved card presentation and indicators for Win Bonus and Parlay Boost. A new content type, Parlay Bet Count, highlights popular combinations based on a brand’s actual betting activity; optional bet counters provide social proof.
Operators can adjust sorting, visible selections and dedicated page layouts for parlays so discovery aligns with brand preferences.
“In sportsbook, speed has a direct impact on the player experience,” said Dinos Doxiadis, Head of Sportsbook Business at GR8_TECH. “Fastbook makes that experience feel faster and more immediate, reducing friction at the moments when every second matters.”
Fastbook is presented as a combination of speed and flexibility: the vendor frames the product as giving operators greater freedom to shape sportsbook experiences around their players while retaining the performance metrics GR8_TECH published.
Frequently Asked Questions
When did GR8_TECH announce the Fastbook frontend?
GR8_TECH announced Fastbook on 20 October 2026. The vendor published performance figures and described three new sportsbook upgrades at that time.
What performance metrics does Fastbook claim?
Fastbook recorded a 1.72‑second Speed Index and average Lighthouse scores of 90–95. GR8_TECH says these figures outperform more than 15 leading iGaming B2C platforms in its benchmarking.
How does the new Sport Event View work?
The Sport Event View is a no-code, widget-based page that lets operators choose which elements appear on live, pre-match and finished events and how they are arranged. Context-aware widgets automatically display information relevant to the opened event and configuration is handled via Unified Back Office.
What changes were made to Bet History?
Bet History has been rebuilt as a flexible widget that can appear on a dedicated page or in a side panel, showing detailed bet information inline, settlement tracking, live scores and partial cashout management, with built-in bet sharing.
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