BETBY strengthens esports betting presence with new offering

Sportsbook provider BETBY has updated its esports portfolio with additional player prop markets.

The additions offer an extended variety of outright options and player-specific betting markets for maximising customer engagement opportunities. 

Part of BETBY’s new betting markets on offer include Counter-Strike 2’s Tournament Most Valuable Player and AWP Kill Comparisons, among others. In Dota, these markets are Most Popular Hero for picks and bans, as well as Hero with Highest Kill Death Assist ratio. 

The odds are constantly updated throughout the entirety of the tournaments so that clients can place bets during game or stage breaks. Additional games offered include Escape from Tarkov:Arena and Standoff 2, exclusive to BETBY. 

Thanks to the update, bets can also be placed on individual esports players across all S-, A-, B-, and C-tier tournaments, not just only on the outcome of major events. 

Kirill Nekrasov, Head of BETBY Games, commented: “We decided to accelerate the launch of new outrights and player prop markets for esports because we see a gap in the industry. We wanted to develop our own solutions and noticed that even though providers offer classic pre-tournament outrights, none of them provide continuously updated outrights when the events are in progress. 

“Regarding player props, it’s relatively new content as part of our esports feed. If we talk about traditional sports, like soccer or basketball, it’s the standard for the industry. But I foresee that when it comes to esports it will as well be an absolute must-have in the future, with the performance and statistics of teams and players now becoming more widely available. 

“Despite the fact that player props are not a new thing in the esports industry, these markets are offered only throughout top-tier tournaments and only for a limited number of teams. 

“What we did was push this feature not only for top tournaments, but also B-Tier and C-Tier tournaments, whilst at the same time broadening player props coverage to a wider teams coverage.”