British bookmaker Betfred has donated £84,000 to men’s health charity Prostate Cancer UK after the British Masters.
The operator has pledged to donate £50,000 prostate cancer uk 14th hole in oneth At the Brabazon Golf Course. This was achieved by British professional golfer Matthew Baldwin while competing.
The company also pledges to donate £500 to a UK-based charity for every hole completed by two strokes or more, and an additional £500 for every 10th green reached. bottom.th hole.
Betfred owner Fred Dunn said: “This isn’t just us raising an issue, it’s letting people know they need to be tested and bringing awareness to prostate cancer.” rice field. “I am very satisfied [£84k donation]But promoting it is just as important as giving money. ”
Betfred extends contract with Playtech
In March, the company announced an expanded partnership with game provider Playtech. The multi-year extension has increased the number of supplier wagering terminals installed in Betfred’s retail space. The providers also agreed to feature horse racing and dog racing on machines for the first time.
“This new deal demonstrates the importance of our continued relationship with market leader Playtech,” Betfred Group Chief Operating Officer Mark Stebbings said at the time.
“The importance of betting terminals in our retail offering continues to grow, making them an increasingly essential gaming element for our customers and therefore an important part of our future.
