When was Dewabandar founded?

Dewabandar was founded in 2021.

Where does Dewabandar rank among its competitors?

Dewabandar ranks 16626th amongst 17870 active competitors, of which 140 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Midnite, which secured $35M in Jan, 2026.

Who are the top competitors of Dewabandar?

Dewabandar's top competitors include Fanatics, Baazi Games and Splash Sports. Among them, Midnite secured the most recent funding round in January, 2026.

Dewabandar - 2026 Company Profile & Competitors

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Dewabandar is a deadpooled company, founded in 2021. It operates as an Online platform offering multi-category gambling games. The company has 17870 active competitors, including 140 funded and 346 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like Fanatics, Baazi Games and Splash Sports.

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Founded Year

2021

Stage

Deadpooled

Ranked

16626^th among 17870 active competitors

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Top competitors of Dewabandar include Fanatics, Baazi Games and Splash Sports. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Dewabandar, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Fanatics 2011, New York City (United States), Series G	Provider of licensed sports merchandise, collectibles, and betting platforms	$4.85B	Silver Lake, Fidelity Investments & 26 others	79/100
2nd	Baazi Games 2014, Delhi (India), Series B	Operator of online poker and sports prediction gaming solutions	$11.3M	Psm Group, East Eight Six Advisors & 9 others	67/100
3rd	Splash Sports 2021, Sacramento (United States), Series B	Operator of peer to peer gaming contests for sports fans	$28.6M	Counterview, Erik Seidel & 16 others	67/100
4th	William Hill 1934, London (United Kingdom), Acquired	App-based online gambling platform offering multi-category games	-	Treasury, AAIC Ventures & 4 others	65/100
5th	bet365 2001, Stoke on Trent (United Kingdom), Acqui-Hired	Provider of an online sports betting platform for multiple sports	-	Tenaya Capital, IVP & 7 others	65/100
6th	California Lottery 1984, Sacramento (United States), Unfunded	App-based lottery platform	-	-	64/100
7th	Midnite 2015, London (United Kingdom), Series C	Esports betting platform for players	$75M	The Raine Group, Makers Fund & 21 others	63/100
8th	Lottery 2015, Austin (United States), Public	Online gambling platform offering lottery-based games	$20M	500 Global, Aurum Partners & 27 others	63/100
9th	Betfair Group 2000, London (United Kingdom), Acquired	Online sports betting exchange	-	SoftBank Capital, Episode 1 Ventures & 7 others	62/100
10th	Superbet 2008, Bucharest (Romania), Series B	Online gambling platform	$196M	Blackstone, HKK Partners & 1 others	62/100
16626th	Dewabandar 2021, Deadpooled	Online platform offering multi-category gambling games	-	-	15/100