The SQUAREHYPE provides new formats of sports-pool wagering.
SQUAREHYPE doesn’t just provide a new method of participation in betting pools. It provides new charts and payouts, and even expands betting pools into new sports.
For example, it isn’t limited to the traditional 10-by-10 charts. It includes a new 25-square chart that makes pools easier and faster to complete…not to mention more fun.
Winning opportunities? Instead of the traditional four wins with an ordinary pool, SQUAREHYPE offers as many as 18, including instant wins. Ask us how that’s possible?
The SQUAREHYPE expands betting pools to a variety of sports.
SQUAREHYPE isn’t limited to football and basketball. It offers a new format with exciting options for baseball, boxing and mixed martial arts. And by doing so it provides a new opportunity to millions of wagering fans.
In baseball to ensure excitement and score variations, the numbers assigned to the chart represent the box score of a game, using the last digit of their totals after the second, fourth, sixth and final inning.
SQUAREHYPE, in what we believe is another first, even offers a variety of exciting betting-pool options for boxing and mixed martial arts. This is a licensing opportunity.
SQUAREHYPE can join the legalized-gambling trend at an ideal time and where the opportunity is hIGHE
Three years ago, the Supreme Court decided gambling should be regulated by the individual states and discarded restrictive laws. Today, 22 states allow organized gambling of some type, including online wagering. In the next five years it’ll be 32 states.
Currently, Nevada, New Jersey, Delaware and Pennsylvania dominate the online casino and wagering industry in the U.S., yet their take in online wagers is only 6 percent of the global total.
That’s because online wagering is still new to the U.S., but in the short time since that Supreme Court decision, annual U.S. sales of this specific field have exploded.
Please note, the consecutive annual growth rate of this global market was 8.65 percent in recent years. For the online wagering sites in just those four states, the CAGR was 23.84 percent, reaching $345 million in 2020. Better yet, sales are expected to hit $1.2 billion in just the next few years.
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