Oddin.gg selects GRID to provide game data services to the Dota Pro Circuit (DPC) South-East Asia and Eastern Europe Regions

Recently established commercial partnership between GRID and Oddin.gg is expanding with the addition of DPC-focused game data partnership.

Oddin.gg has been selected by the regional organizer of South-East Asia DPC – Epulze, and the organizer of Eastern Europe DPC – Paragon, as their official data partner.

Oddin.gg and GRID enter the agreement to jointly serve Epulze and Paragon with their complementary services. Oddin.gg will remain focused on its core business, directly providing odds feeds and related services to betting operators and platforms while also covering these two regions in Dota 2.

GRID will provide data services including data management and distribution, data security services, and integrity monitoring.

Marek Suchar, Co-founder & Managing Director, Partnerships, at Oddin.gg, says: “Here at Oddin.gg, we have always valued official data, and it’s been part of our DNA since the very beginning of the company. Given the recently inked agreement with GRID, cooperating together on data distribution is the next natural step. This strategic project allows both companies to focus on what they do best while strengthening our partnership.”

The Dota Pro Circuit (DPC) is a series of events that rewards teams with points for placements within Valve-sponsored tournaments and ultimately grants the top teams the invitations to the most prestigious Dota 2’s tournament – The International.

Mikael Westerling, Chief Sales Officer at GRID, comments: “We are excited to expand our partnership with Oddin.gg through this unique collaboration, never seen before in our industry. Together with Oddin.gg we understand our synergies and together aim to provide the highest standards of data services to our partners. GRID has been a game data partner for the majority of Valve’s Dota 2 events over the last few years and we are excited to continue excelling with our data offering for this legendary title.”