eSports
Parimatch Partners With Team Spirit

Bookmaker Parimatch has announced a six-month partnership with the esports organisation Team Spirit.
As per the deal, Parimatch will support teams from across the organisation, including Dota 2 and CS:GO. Parimatch logo will appear on the players’ uniform, and the bookmaker will also be featured across the social networks of Team Spirit.
“Our company operates in the key markets in the CIS, so partnering with Team Spirit is a natural fit. The teams include well-known players, and we do not doubt the success of the dragon squads in the regional and international arenas. We value a systematic approach, competence during negotiations and dedication to eSports. We have already received exceptional support from the organisation’s management, and look forward to a close and productive partnership,” Stepan Shulga, Head of Esports at Parimatch said.
“Parimatch is undoubtedly the best bookmaker in the CIS market for eSports, and we are proud to work with them. When choosing a partner, we always pay special attention to the status of the company and its relationship with our audience. We are excited to partner with Parimatch, and I am sure that we will have a long and fruitful co-operation. Cheer on Team Spirit with Parimatch!” Nikita Chukalin, GM of Team Spirit said.
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