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Logifuture's Simulate goes live in South Africa with Hollywoodbets

Logifuture has entered the South African market through a partnership with Hollywoodbets, launching its Simulate instant sports product for the operator's player base.

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Logifuture has launched its Simulate instant sports product in South Africa through Hollywoodbets
Simulate offers instant football, basketball and cricket betting experiences
The partnership marks Logifuture's entry into the South African betting market

Logifuture has expanded into the South African market after partnering with Hollywoodbets to launch its Simulate instant sports product.

The agreement marks Logifuture's first deployment of Simulate in South Africa, with the product now available to Hollywoodbets customers. 

Simulate is designed to recreate real-world sporting events, allowing players to place bets on simulated football, basketball and cricket matches with results generated within seconds.

Users can also run multiple simulations simultaneously, offering a continuous betting experience outside the schedule of live sporting events.

Logifuture said the product is intended to complement traditional sportsbook offerings by providing fast-paced content that is available around the clock.

Commenting on the new deal, Niccolò Cassettari, Chief Business Development Officer at Logifuture, described Hollywoodbets as a strong partner with significant market reach and said the launch gives the operator a first-mover advantage in South Africa for this type of product.

Hollywoodbets Head of Product Wayde Dorkin said the operator remains focused on expanding its entertainment offering and believes Simulate introduces an additional format for players seeking instant betting experiences. He added that Hollywoodbets is pleased to be the first operator to introduce the product in the South African market.

In recent months, Logifuture has also integrated its Zoom Soccer virtual football product into Sportradar's OneFeed distribution platform, while Hollywoodbets has continued to build out its South African supplier network through partnerships with IGT PlayDigital and Incentive Games.

Separately, Hollywoodbets has been involved in a restructuring of the domestic Hollywoodbets Super League, alongside SAFA and the SABC, ahead of a planned two-division format from 2027.

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Simulate allows players to run multiple sports simulations at the same time, creating continuous betting opportunities regardless of the live sporting calendar

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