Tipwin will be Eintracht Frankfurt's new premium partner from the coming season. The agreement will run for three years until June 30, 2021.
In addition to extensive logo presence inside the stadium, the agreement includes a TV-relevant appearance on other advertising media at Eintracht Frankfurt's home matches. The company will also focus on digital services.
"Tipwin is very happy about the partnership with Eintracht Frankfurt. Following the successful partnerships with Bundesliga clubs Hannover 96 and Bayer 04 Leverkusen, the current DFB Cup winners will now be the third longer-term partnership to be established. Our goal is to establish sports betting in the market and set standards that will set the trend for all others in the market," says Dr. Damin Böhm, head of Tipwin's legal department and specialist in gambling law at the law firm Böhm & Hilbert.
Axel Hellmann, Member of the Board of Eintracht Frankfurt Fußball AG: "With Tipwin, we are gaining a high-performance premium partner that is looking to grow strongly overall in Germany, but especially in the Rhine-Main region. We are pleased to be able to make a positive contribution to Tipwin's further development with our emotionality and brand strength."
Marc Hassenzahl, Senior Director of Lagardère Sports Team, says: "We are very pleased to start our joint partnership with Tipwin. As Eintracht Frankfurt's first ever private sports betting provider, there are a number of exciting topics that we would like to implement together with Tipwin in the best possible way. We are convinced that Tipwin will sustainably benefit from our cooperation due to the individual and perfectly fitting composition of the rights package and, at the same time, we are pleased that Eintracht fans will be able to use Tipwin's high-quality product portfolio in the future as part of our partnership."
About Tipwin
Tipwin has been operating successfully on the German market as a family-owned company since mid-2014. After the company fulfilled the minimum requirements from the licensing procedure under the State Treaty on Gambling, the number of stationary betting shops in Germany has grown to 600 at present. (Eintracht Frankfurt Fussball AG)
