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What does Bettor Capital invest in?
Bettor Capital invests most often at Series A and Series C (100% of the rounds on record), in sectors such as Gaming.
Bettor Capital highlights
- 01
1 cheques in the last 12 months
- 02
Mostly Series A and Series C: 100% of its rounds
- 03
Led 2 rounds
What they do
Bettor Capital backs the software and technology providers facilitating the digital migration of the real money gaming industry.From their own website
- Type
- VC firm
- Cheque size
- Not stated
- Stages
- SeedSeries ASeries B
- Sectors
- Gaming
- Based in
- New York, United States
- Cold pitches
- Not stated
The record
Every round we can evidence, newest first2 appearances
- 2026
1 round
- Jun
- 2022
1 round
- Jul
An announcement gives the size of the round, not the size of this investor's cheque: the only rounds that imply a cheque are those where they were the sole named investor.
The team
Named by the firm itself, on a filing, its Form ADV or its company registration2 named
DRDavid Ryan VanegmondExecutive Officer, PromoteriFiling they signed
JEJacob Edward KleinerExecutive Officer, PromoteriFiling they signed
We also hold 5 people at this firm from the lists this database was built from: a weaker source than the filings, since a list does not say when a title ended. Login to see them.
What the register says
From the firm's own filings with the SEC, which it must file accurately by law
$213Mgross assets of its fundsOct 2026
Exemptreporting adviserventure or small private funds
- Legal name
- Bettor Capital Management, LLC
- SEC number
- CRD 316960
What they claim to have backed
From their own portfolio page (on their website)
7 of 15 we have independently watched raise
Beyond Play MultiplayerBridge Global PaymentsCompliable Compliance SoftwareData Skrive SaaSJackpotSwish Analytics SportsXtremepush Omnichannel CustomerBoomentEnteractive Online GamingFuture Anthem iGamingHey Seven AutonomousInterchecks Instant PaymentKindbridge Virtual BehavioralStakeLogic Live CasinoXpoint Geolocation Technology Provider
Weaker than a round we watched, stronger than a list somebody sold us. A firm is far less willing to put a company on its own site that it never funded.