LuckyVerse Projects Ltd has acquired the dormant football statistics platform Statto.com and is relaunching it with backing from two major crypto-gaming operators, BC.GAME and Roobet. The three companies are working together on what they call a revival project, though specific details about the new site's features remain scarce.
Who's behind the revival
LuckyVerse Projects Ltd, a company that acquired Statto.com, is leading the redevelopment. BC.GAME and Roobet have joined as strategic partners and investors. Both are well-known in the online gaming and cryptocurrency betting space — BC.GAME runs a large crypto casino, and Roobet operates a sportsbook and casino platform. Their involvement suggests the revamped Statto.com will likely incorporate betting or fantasy sports elements, but the companies haven't confirmed that.
What Statto.com was
Statto.com launched in the late 1990s as a destination for detailed English football statistics — everything from goal-scoring records to head-to-head match data. It built a loyal following among fans who wanted deeper numbers than mainstream sports sites offered. The domain went dormant years ago, and its archive of historical data became inaccessible. The new owners haven't said yet how much of that legacy data will survive the reboot.
What the revival project involves
The three partners describe the effort as a redevelopment — meaning they're building the site from scratch rather than just dusting off the old code. No launch date has been announced. No screenshots or beta previews have been released. The companies have not disclosed financial terms of the acquisition or investment amounts.
For now, Statto.com displays only a placeholder page. The partners have not said whether the revived site will be free, subscription-based, or ad-supported. Given the investors' backgrounds, a crypto-token element or integrated betting could be in play, but those are inferences, not facts.
Statto.com had a cult following among UK football fans. If the revival can restore and modernize that archive, it could fill a gap left by other stat sites that have scaled back or paywalled historical data. But the involvement of gambling operators also raises questions about the site's independence and whether its data will be used to drive betting behavior. The companies have not addressed that concern.
No relaunch timeline has been set. The partners have said only that the project is under way.
