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Scout Gaming Brings Fantasy Sports to Mexico

Scout Gaming is entering the Mexican market and bringing fantasy sports to the country. Logrand Entertainment Group is planning to launch Scout’s service in 2019. “We see potential in the region and are proud to be chosen by Logrand,” Ternström explained. Scout added that revenue from the deal is dependent on performance with a revenue…

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Scout Gaming Brings Fantasy Sports to Mexico

Scout Gaming is entering the Mexican market and bringing fantasy sports to the country. Logrand Entertainment Group is planning to launch Scout’s service in 2019.

“We see potential in the region and are proud to be chosen by Logrand,” Ternström explained.

Scout added that revenue from the deal is dependent on performance with a revenue share agreement. James Camilleri, Scout’s head of sales, stated that the deal will lead to further expansion.

“Currently we are not operational in other Latin American markets; however, in 2019 we are looking to grow aggressively in such markets,” said Camilleri.

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