Las Vegas-based Bet.Works has appointed Quinton Singleton as the company’s chief operating officer
Singleton, who has 12 years of experience with gaming operators and suppliers, works with legislators, regulators and trade associations to expand legalized sports betting and online gaming, the company said in a press release.
In his role with Bet.Works, Singleton will manage the company’s operations with a focus on market strategy and working to place Bet. Works’ sports betting and Internet gaming platforms into regulated jurisdictions in the U.S., the release said.
“Quinton’s experience will be tremendously valuable in accelerating the growth of Bet.Works into multiple existing and emerging regulated states,” Bet.Works CEO David Wang said in a statement.
Bet.Works has obtained “dual certification of GLI 19 and 33 standards” and Singleton said the company has “established it readiness” to grow in the U.S. market, including its partnership with theScore, which will be the first media company in North America to announce its plans to launch online and mobile sports betting in the United States.
“Bet.Works is building an industry leading team to complement its market-leading technology and targeted rapid U.S. expansion,” Singleton said in the release.
Singleton worked with CG Technology and NYX, the company acquired by Scientific Games. He helped implement OpenBet, the regulated sports betting technology developed by NYX, into Scientific Games’ operations.
