OpenBet Acquires Hungarian Lottery Tech Provider OmniLogic, Expanding Global Lottery Reach

OpenBet has signed an agreement to acquire Hungarian lottery technology supplier OmniLogic, a deal that is subject to regulatory approval and expected to close by the end of 2026. The acquisition enables OpenBet to widen its presence in the regulated global lottery sector, integrating OmniLogic's extensive lottery and sportsbook technology expertise with OpenBet’s portfolio.

OpenBet Acquisition of OmniLogic: Transaction Scope and Strategic Intent

The transaction gives OpenBet access to OmniLogic's established technology solutions for the lottery and broader iGaming markets. OmniLogic is headquartered in Győr, Hungary, and is known for supporting Tier-1 operators, World Lottery Association (WLA) members, and state lotteries across multiple jurisdictions. While terms of the deal remain undisclosed, both parties emphasized the addition of specialist sportsbook knowledge and operator relationships to OpenBet’s global business. Regulatory approvals remain a closing condition for the transaction, with completion targeted for late 2026.

"OpenBet has built its leadership position by partnering with leading operators in the world’s most demanding regulated markets, and this acquisition is a natural extension of that strategy." — Nikos Konstakis, OpenBet president

OmniLogic’s Capabilities and Global Lottery Partnerships

OmniLogic delivers omnichannel betting technology covering online, retail, and mobile channels. Its platform features trading, risk management, and back-office support, and it empowers major lottery and betting operators across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA). These capabilities have particularly benefited WLA members and regulated state lottery operators over the past decade, reinforcing the supplier’s reputation for robust technology and stable partnerships.

OmniLogic’s customer roster includes:

• Tier-one operators in multiple markets
• National and state lottery organisations
• WLA-affiliated lottery bodies

OmniLogic's team, largely based in Győr, will transition to OpenBet, supporting its expanded development in sportsbook and lottery technology for both retail and digital deployment.

Enhancing OpenBet’s Lottery and Sportsbook Technology Portfolio

The acquisition aligns with OpenBet’s strategy to consolidate its position in complex, highly regulated betting markets. The additional scale and operational expertise are expected to strengthen OpenBet's status as a trusted partner to leading operators. According to OpenBet, integrating OmniLogic into its business will advance development across retail, online, and mobile verticals by combining proven technology solutions and specialist personnel.

OpenBet, which recently processed over $3bn in wagers during the 2026 World Cup, seeks to further penetrate regulated lottery sectors by leveraging OmniLogic’s deep sector knowledge and existing partnerships.

“For our customers, it brings the additional scale, capabilities and product portfolio of OpenBet, while maintaining the specialist knowledge and continuity they value today.” — Vicente Torrejón and Dávid Márk Gábor, OmniLogic co-founders

Leadership Commentary: Transaction Rationale and Sector Focus

OpenBet president Nikos Konstakis described the deal as part of the company’s ongoing growth in heavily regulated markets, stating that lotteries remain a core element of OpenBet’s strategy. He highlighted OmniLogic’s well-regarded record within the lottery sector and its complementary expertise.

From OmniLogic’s side, co-founders Vicente Torrejón and Dávid Márk Gábor underscored the importance of joining an international sportsbook operator with strong lottery credentials. They pointed to increased scale and broader product access for clients, alongside continuity for existing relationships and teams.

Next Steps and Integration Outlook for OpenBet and OmniLogic

The deal’s completion will be subject to securing regulatory clearance in the relevant jurisdictions. Once finalized, OmniLogic’s technology and staff will be fully integrated into OpenBet’s operations. This transition aims to maintain relationship continuity for both existing customers and new markets targeted under OpenBet’s expansion plan. The acquisition comes shortly after OpenBet’s record-breaking betting handle at the 2026 World Cup—more than $3bn in wagers for a single event—underlining the group’s operational scale.

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