eSports
Winline becomes Epic Esports Events partner within the DPC and D2CL series in 2022

One of the largest betting companies Winline becomes a partner of Epic Esports Events tournaments, which are covered by RuHub Studio. As part of the cooperation, Winline will support the broadcasts of the DPC 2021/2022 tournaments and the Dota 2 League Championship series: the companies will integrate the brand into the broadcasts, conduct joint activities for the esports audience, change the identity and name of D2CL, and also launch another series of tournaments.
Alexander Zapolskikh, Winline Marketing Director
“We are pleased to join the projects of Russia’s largest tournament operator. One of the most important missions of Winline is to make sports better, more interesting and brighter. And the Dota 2 League Championship series are just those unique promising tournaments that help any talented player become a star. The DPC 2021/2022 tournaments are the most important event in the Dota 2 world, and, of course, we just couldn’t miss them! We wish all the esports players good luck and strength, and the fans bright emotions from the victories of their favorite teams!”.
Mark Averbukh, Epic Esports Events General Manager
“Epic Esports Events is pleased to welcome Winline to esports. I am sure that our cooperation will give esports and its audience a lot of great emotions and bright events!”
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The Winline betting company is one of the largest legal Russian bookmakers, was established in 2009 and since then has been the most dynamically developing and growing brand in the sports betting segment.
99% of Winline’s business is concentrated on the Internet, and the key entry point for users is the Winline mobile application, which is available in all leading mobile application stores.
Winline is a sponsor of the leading Russian football and basketball clubs — FC Spartak, FC and BC Zenit, PBK CSKA, FC Krasnodar and BC UNICS. Winline is also a partner of Europe’s main basketball tournament, the Euroleague.
Epic Esports Events (EEE) is the largest Russian operator of esports tournaments. The only Russian company whose two tournaments have received the official status of “Major” and have become stages of the Dota 2 World Championship.
Epic Esports Events has been holding a series of EPICENTER tournaments among the world’s strongest esports players in Moscow and St. Petersburg since 2016. EPICENTER competitions are watched by tens of millions of viewers around the world, stadiums gather for the finals, and the organizers have repeatedly been awarded the prestigious EUBEA, Eventex, MarSpo, BISPO, BEMA and Sport Leaders Awards.
Thanks to the experience of creating the largest esports events in the CIS, Epic Esports Events is trusted to organize premium tournaments for brands: MegaFon Winter Clash, Adrenaline Cyber League, KFC Battle, Parimatch League and others. Each of them will be remembered by fans for a long time with bright shows and the highest level of organization.
Epic Esports Events helps gaming companies promote their products and increase the number of users. The tournament operator works with international and Russian titles, organizing individual esports tournaments or building entire competitive systems at the request of publishers.
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