Turfsport is a leading provider of omni-channel wagering software for sports, horse racing, numbers and more.

Turfsport’s 35+ year history in the industry is testament to our commitment to our clients, and experience in turning new and existing operators into successful market leaders. Turfsport provides fully or self-managed end-to-end solutions for online, mobile and retail operators.

Our globally trusted software is fully capable of meeting all jurisdictional requirements, delivering highly customizable and tailored platforms to operators seeking to deliver an engaging player experience.

We are an independent software supplier in the wagering industry – we do not trade as an operator and therefore do not compete with our customers core business.

Our stringently tested and approved solutions are the most extensively used wagering software in South Africa.

History

- 2018

2018

Launched our latest wagering platform in South Africa.

- 2017

2017

Acquired new business investment to drive a new generation cloud-based solution.

- 2013

2013

Developed an Online State Lottery system for Uganda using a mobile USSD platform.

- 2012

2012 onwards

Launched and continually enhanced a Responsive online betting platform that renders according to the user’s device (mobile phone, desktop or tablet).

- 2009

2009

Launched a java based application to meet the growth demands of the mobile market.

- 2008

2008

Launched first online sports betting platform in anticipation of South Africa hosting of the Soccer World Cup.

- 2006

2006

Developed a full totaliser solution to address Mauritian requirements.

- 2004

2004

Turfsport2 Wagering solution launched as the only software that was tested and complied with National Gambling Board SANS-1718 standards.

- 2000

2000

Turfsport re-established after unsuccessful Multichoice bid.

- 1998

1998

Acquired by Multichoice to support their bid to run the National Lottery.

- 1983

1983

Started as a niche software development company.

Industry demand led to the integration of an automated horse racing feed using satellite data distribution (the internet was not accessible or fast enough to support this).