
GR8 TECH upgraded Fastbook with three no-code widgets for Sport Event View, Bet History, and Top Parlays. The frontend delivers a 1.72-second Speed Index and 90-95 Lighthouse scores. Operators gain direct CMS control over layouts and features without added development.
SCCG Take — No-code widgets lower customization costs for operators while preserving low-latency execution required for live betting. The actual commercial uptake will depend on how cleanly the Unified Back Office integrates with existing licensee stacks.
GR8 TECH has released three upgrades to its sportsbook platform, all running on the Fastbook frontend. The Qwik-based architecture records a 1.72-second Speed Index and average Lighthouse scores of 90–95, outperforming more than 15 leading iGaming B2C platforms in the supplier’s benchmarking.
The new components are a widget-based Sport Event View, a rebuilt Bet History, and an upgraded Top Parlays widget. Each draws on the widget-based CMS so operators configure elements directly in the Unified Back Office without further development. As reported by iGaming Future, the changes combine speed with layout freedom.
Operators select and arrange components across live, pre-match, and finished events. Available elements include scoreboards, betting markets, statistics, head-to-head comparisons, video broadcasts, and related events. Context-aware widgets surface information tied to the specific event opened.
Market layouts, Bet Builder and Parlays tabs, and Odds Booster promotions can be positioned to fit brand priorities. The entire interface remains no-code.
The Bet History widget can sit on a dedicated page, in a side panel, or elsewhere. Players view detailed settlement data, track live scores, and handle partial cashouts without switching pages. Built-in sharing converts bets into branded content that supports organic acquisition.
The Top Parlays widget supplies horizontal layouts, configurable tabs, Win Bonus and Parlay Boost indicators, and a new Parlay Bet Count feature. The latter surfaces combinations based on the operator’s actual betting activity and can display counters for social proof.
“In sportsbook, speed has a direct impact on the player experience,” said Dinos Doxiadis, GR8_TECH’s Head of Sportsbook Business. “Players want to move between events, check markets, and place bets without delays, especially during live play. Fastbook makes that experience feel faster and more immediate, reducing friction at the moments when every second matters.”
The updates give operators tighter control over presentation while holding performance steady.
Reporting: iGaming Future
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