Without fans on the stadium but with a lot of betting volume: the resumption of professional football in Germany relaunches the Sports Betting sector
After almost two months depending solely on the soccer leagues in Belarus, Turkmenistan or Nicaragua, professional soccer saw the First Division in Germany (Bundesliga) resume the competition this weekend. And he did it behind closed doors. The absence of spectators and the cold atmosphere that has been transferred in television broadcasts has not been an impediment for sports betting houses to have seen their turnover increase significantly.
The big news for the weekend is none other than the expected increase in the volume of online betting that gaming operators have received after the resumption of the Bundesliga, the First Division of German football. Although no official data has yet been released, as face-to-face betting halls across Europe begin to resume their activity, the revival of professional sports becomes one of the key factors in ensuring a return to normality.
Online sports betting operators already started noticing a significant rise in their share prices last week as the betting markets for Bundesliga matches were consolidating and leading promotions. After the confirmation of the resumption of the competition, the large influx of bettors to these matches is understood as the great starting point from which it is expected to continue growing as high-flying football returns to action.
The Bundesliga matches will be played over the next month and a half on Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays, although there will also be two days during the week, highlighting the day of June 4 (Tuesday) in which the two great candidates for the title -Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich - face each other in the game that has created the most expectations and in which punters from all over the world are already looking at the absence of other competitions.
All the eyes of the world will be on the Bundesliga at this moment and the big clubs in Spain and England analyze all the details of what is happening in Germany to try to get the Premier League and La Liga Santander to resume in early June, both to sporty level as regards new measures for the players involved in the game to minimize risk and put safety first.
