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Germany – Bayes Esports broadens its partnership base

By Lewis - 2 September 2022

Berlin-based Bayes Esports is expanding its Partnership Programme, seeking to make its established network more visible, as well as develop new and innovative platforms focused upon the integrity of esports competitions and esports betting.

The partners that have built their esports data services around official live data include some of the strongest and most relevant brands in esports and esports betting, ranging from Riot Games and ESL Gaming on the side of official data partners to Abios, a Kambi Group company, BETER, Sportsflare and Pinnacle on the data service provider side. It is with the ongoing efforts of these partners that significant progress towards the development of a sustainable future of esports and against unofficial data offerings and the scraping of data was made.

While scraped live data is still widely used within the industry, it has been the ever growing partnerships built around official live data that have actively contributed to the development of esports as a whole. The usage of official live data to create responsible betting solutions suitable for esports fans and the emerging esports betting market has contributed massively to the integrity of esports through the introduction of more sophisticated data monitoring options and advanced integrity tools. The Bayes Esports Partnership Program will make sure that these partnerships are more easily identified and visible in the future.

Bayes Esports and their partners are stepping up and taking a stand for the integrity of esports and against unofficial data offerings. By coming together and collaborating on the development of measurements and tools that can ensure the integrity of esports competitions and the legality of esports betting services, progress towards a sustainable esports future that is beneficial to everyone involved can be made.

Martin Dachselt, CEO and Managing Director of Bayes Esports, noted: “BEDEX was a breakthrough in the esports data market, allowing data providers and data consumers to both profit from official live match data. However, we do also recognize that our work is far from done. There are still so many players within the industry that are unaware of the danger and disadvantages that unofficial data offerings entail. Together with our partners, we will continue to educate the industry and fight for the integrity of esports. We are delighted to be able to work with some of the most important players in the industry and will continue to make leaps towards an esports future, which is sustainable and profitable for everyone involved.”