ReBet founder Carson Hubbard steps down as CEO, launches infrastructure venture Trivelta

ReBet CEO Carson Hubbard is stepping down from the social sportsbook and casino he co-founded nearly three years ago, he shared on LinkedIn. Hubbard called the move “an important milestone” in his journey, noting that “after an incredible chapter building Rebet, I’ve made the decision to step down from my role as CEO and transition into a new opportunity that I’m extremely excited about.”

Hubbard said he is leaving the company “in a remarkably strong position,” highlighting that ReBet has paid over $11M in sales tax across a number of states and has developed a strong compliance framework to operate within. He added: “Building this company from the ground up has been one of the greatest experiences of my life.”

Stepping into the CEO role is co-founder and longtime CMO/Chief of Staff Isabella DiGiovanni. In a post shared online, DiGiovanni emphasized Hubbard’s early role in shaping the company’s vision: “From the very beginning, Carson’s vision, drive, and belief in what we were building played a significant role in shaping this company.” 

As part of the transition, ReBet is splitting its technology and operations into separate entities. “Our technology will be transferred to a new entity, Trivelta, and ReBet will license this technology from Trivelta moving forward,” DiGiovanni wrote, saying the shift allows ReBet to focus on operational excellence, customer experience, and long-term growth.

Hubbard will now lead Tivelta, a B2B infrastructure company that “offers a full-stack value proposition to quickly, securely, and strategically deploy operators into the global iGaming market. He says the company already has a roster of clients live “worldwide,” and added that ReBet’s leadership team will follow him to the new venture, with Ari Koteles stepping in as Trivelta’s CFO.

DiGiovanni, now officially at the helm of ReBet, closed her note with optimism for both companies’ futures: “As I transition into this new role, my focus remains the same: continuing to build, innovate, and push forward with the mission that brought us here.”

Hubbard echoed that forward-looking sentiment: “Thank you again to everyone who supported and believed in me throughout this journey. I’ll always be rooting for the team and can’t wait to see what comes next for ReBet.”

The move comes amid heightened regulatory scrutiny across sweeps and alternative-model gaming, pushing operators to rethink how they’re structured. Separating tech from operations gives ReBet more flexibility, while positioning Trivelta within a growing wave of infrastructure-first plays. 

With states tightening definitions and enforcement, modular stacks that support sweeps, DFS, skill, and real-money gaming are increasingly valuable. ReBet and Trivelta are aligning early with that shift.