The Best Esports Data Providers

Ian John

Published: May 9, 2023 - Last Updated: Jun 8, 2023

In the context of betting, esports data providers specialize in providing data and analytics on esports competitions for the purpose of facilitating online betting. These providers offer a wide range of services including real-time data feeds, live odds updates and detailed statistical analysis of players and teams.

If you are operating a sports betting site, or work for a company that is looking into the esports vertical, you maybe be asking yourself:

• Which esports data provider should I pick for my betting site?
• Which are the next generation of esports data providers?
• Do we want our service to be at the forefront of what is possible in esports betting?
• Do we want our services to be able to grow and diversify further as the industry matures?

Well in this article, we are going to take you through the best esports data providers that are available to partner with today. We’ll look at some of their feats and achievements and their key features plus more besides.

We will also explain precisely what you need to look for in a perfect provider for your site.

The Best Esports Data Providers

Let’s begin with a look at who, in our opinion, are the top esports data providers available on the market at present.

1. PandaScore

• €331m bet on PandaScore-partnered sportsbooks in 2022
• Over 1 billion data points were extracted over the course of the year
• Supply companies such as William Hill, Pixel.Bet, OpenBet and Loot.Bet with their services
• 32,000 events covered in 2022
• 82% leading market uptime
• Member of the Esports Integrity Commission (ESIC)

Based in Paris, France, PandaScore is one of the foremost esports data providers in the world today. It is the driving force behind some of the biggest sites in the esports and sports betting industry.

Their packages for sports betting sites are tiered from a Schedules, Results and Context Data package for free, right up to its professional package, for which you need to speak to a team member to learn the per videogame, per month price.

In addition to a massive choice of markets and odds, its stats, odds and historical data packages for individual esports are excellent and in-depth and you can tailor each package to your needs and budget.

Key Features of the Solution

• Provide real-time esports statistics and odds
• Covers League of Legends, Counter-Strike, Dota 2, Valorant, FIFA, Rocket League, Call of Duty, Overwatch, Rainbow Six Siege, StarCraft II and others
• Features include Player Props and Bet Builder betting options
• Live trading support is available 24/7
• Coming soon in 2023 – Microbetting
• Integration can be completed within two weeks with top-level betting sites
• Also available are data packages for sportsbook sites
• Useful PandaScore blog, and whitepaper on building an esports betting product available on site

2. Oddin.GG

• The company has won several industry leader awards across the world
• Covers 15 different esports including CS:GO, Dota 2, LoL, Starcraft II, Warcraft, Kings of Glory, Overwatch, Rocket League, Rainbow Six, Hearthstone, Valorant, Call of Duty & more
• Supplies companies including Loot.bet, Thunderpick, Luckbox, Betway and more
• Industry-leading uptime average of over 80%
• Member of ESIC

Originally based in Prague in the Czech Republic, but now with data centres opening around the world, such as in Peru, Oddin.GG is one of the foremost names in esports betting data provision.

Alongside a seamless and customisable integration onto your website or mobile app, Oddin.GG’s software also has a simple-to-use back-end feature which allows you to edit the odds margin and other parameters through the sites Setting Platform.

As an esports-specific platform, Oddin.GG are one of the foremost esports odds and data providers in the world and they are the partner of choice for many esports-centric sites and multi-offering sites that want to offer a strong and comprehensive esports product.

Key Features of the Solution

• Live betting across five of the core esports titles, LoL, CSGO, Dota 2, King of Glory and Arena of Valor.
• All live matches are available to watch via public stream at no extra cost.
• Over 50,000 matches per year are covered with a primary focus on live betting.
• Integration on site is to be completed within 4-6 weeks.
• Very fast odds update speed with updates taking no more than 1-2 seconds thanks to the site’s award-winning machine learning software.
• The software is fully customisable for your site.

3. Bayes Esports

• Provides extensive esports data and betting services for the four main esports titles.
• Have developed the Bayes Esports Data Exchange (BEDEX) and Bayes Esports Odds Exchange (BODEX) which are at the heart of its esports data provision and services.
• Have partnerships with a number of important esports games developers and tournament organisers within the esports industry, including Riot Games, ESL Gaming, BLAST and more.
• Shortlisted for the Sports And Technology Awards 2023 in The Best Digital Technology category.
• Official data distribution partner for DreamHack, Riot Games and EFG.

Formed in 2014 and based in Berlin in Germany, Bayes Esports provide esports betting odds data as a part of its complete package which also provides companies with a Team Data Portal, Stats API and Audio/Visual data for the esports community, as well as a similar offering for Media and Fantasy.

That said, esports betting remains at the core of its service and the company’s main partnerships include a number of major esports tournament organisers and teams such as ESL Gaming, Riot Games, BLAST Premier, DreamHack, Team Liquid, Evil Geniuses as well as betting service providers such as GG.Bet, Pinnacle and bet365.

Key Features of the Solution

• All packages offered by Bayes Esports are fully customisable for your site.
• 16,000+ matches covered per year with 3,000 events per match and over 9 million data points collected per match.
• The company offers its own live probabilities service to its customers called Predex, which was launched in April 2023.
• The company also launched its own esports communication platform Bayes ONE in March this year to boost content creation for those involved in the industry.

4. GRID Esports

• GRID Esports is the official data partner of a number of top esports tournaments and game publishers including Dota 2 The International, PUBG Studios, VALORANT, Riot Games, PGL, StarLadder and more.
• This service is focused only on the provision of data, rather than specifically offering odds for sports betting sites, although the data can still be easily integrated into your site and utilised for betting.
• Access the official esports data for free using the forthcoming GRIDS Open Platform service (early access is available now)
• The first esports data company to receive the International Betting Integrity Association (IBIA) accreditation.
• The company lists bet365, Pinnacle and GG.Bet amongst some of its esports betting-based partners.

Founded in Berlin in 2018, Grid Esports has expanded across 25 countries and is one of the most well-known and respected esports data providers in the world today.

Rather than offering a solution with a betting-first outlook, Grid Esports focus solely on providing high-quality data to any company with a vested interest in the esports industry, which gives it a rich and varied client base, some of whom are esports betting specialist sites.
Given its extensive partnerships with key moves in the esports industry, as a data-only service, Grid Esports is hard to beat.

Key Features of the Solution

• Data-only service which offers lots of information about teams, tournaments and scheduling of events.
• The live data stream is updated in real-time and allows for accurate predictions to be made on the outcomes using machine learning technology.
• There is no bespoke esports odds service as comes with other providers, but the data can be utilised in many ways to facilitate esports betting.

5. Abios Gaming

• Esports data company that provides data from over 16 games, with more added upon request.
• Global coverage which offers over 6,000 matches per month and a reported 99.99% uptime.
• Abios has partnered with a number of major names in the esports industry including Natus Vincere esports team, Microsoft, LeoVegas, Pinnacle and Unibet.
• In total, Abios is partnered with more than 40 operators across six continents.
• Abios is a member of Kambi Group PLC, the leading provider of sportsbook technology and services which has allowed them to develop their own esports betting data and odds service.

Based in Stockholm in Sweden, and founded in 2013, Abios has been building a name for itself within the data provision service for a decade now and it has become a respected name within the industry.

As a data and odds provider, it offers an ideal all-in-one solution for esports betting sites seeking reliable and fast data, as well as a service that is easy to integrate on site through a series of widgets.

As a member of the Kambi group of companies, Abios is well familiar with the requirements of the modern esports betting service and as such, you can be sure that their products, some of which you can try via a free demo, will meet your exacting requirements.

Key Features of the Solution

• Data as a service company that offers an extensive range of esports data across 16 different titles which companies can fully customise to suit their site.
• Abios offers a fully automated and fully compliant odds feed specifically for esports betting providers on a revenue-share basis, which is directly integrated into the Abios API and statistics database.
• Customers can access a number of products alongside the Data API including an odds and widgets service for easy integration on your site.
• A Demo option is available for you to be able to see how the Abios widgets can be integrated onto your site, with a variety of widgets to pick from.
• Extensive betting markets are available across esports, including Live Betting for five titles, as well as Bet Builder, Player Props and Combined Bets.

6. Odds Matrix

• Odds Matrix is sports data provision service that also covers 23 esports and 7 virtual esports.
• The site offers three odds services; pre-match, live and a dedicated Esports odds section.
• It’s esports betting solution offers coverage of 23+ games, with 55,000 live matches monthly and coverage of over 1,200 companies across 30 countries in 40 languages.
• Titles covered include Call of Duty, CSGO, Dota 2, LoL, Overwatch, NBA2k, Valorant, Rocket League, FIFA and a number of harder-to-find titles such as Smite, Magic The Gathering and Starcraft Broodwar.
• Winner of the Sports Data Supplier a the EGR B2B Awards in 2021.

Odds Matrix is primarily a sports-betting-focused data provision and odds site which also offers an extensive esports section alongside its sports offering.

Key Features of the Solution

• Coverage of the esports titles such as FIFA, NBA2K
• Pre-match and live esports odds are updated in real time.
• 90% of live esports also have their own live stream.
• Odds Matrix uses multiple sources, cross-checked, to ensure esports odds accuracy.
• Accurate final results and payouts for all esports.

7. Sportradar

• One of the biggest names in the data provision industry, but with a very sports-focused outlook.
• Has strong links with major organisations and sports teams, as well as betting services which make its data set highly prized.
• Extensive availability of products which can be scaled depending on your site’s requirements.
• However, this is a site that is almost exclusively sports-focused and would therefore be best suited if your site covers sports as well as esports.

Sportradar is one of the foremost sports technology companies in the world with partnerships with many of the top global sports organisations including UEFA, NBA, ITF, NASCAR, MLB, NHL, FiA and many more.

Key Features of the Solution

• Not the best option for solely esports-focused betting sites as the site is predominantly based on data for sporting events.
• However, extensive products are available for quick sports betting odds and data to be integrated into your site.

8. Sportsflare.io

• New Zealand-based company that is solely an esports betting-focused data and odds provider
• The company has carved itself a leading role in the Bet-on-Yourself markets for esports gaming.
• One of the more recent companies in the data provision and odds market.

Sportsflare offers a bespoke esports data provision and betting odds service which is ideal for someone wanting a complete esports betting service to integrate into their current site.

Key Features of the Solution

• A fully integrated suite of products that will allow you to offer extensive esports betting options and data on your site.
• Bet-on-yourself betting options are included as part of sportsflare.io’s esports service.
• Extensive In-Play betting odds are updated in real-time.
• Esports Betbuilder allows flexible ways to combine bets.
• Good coverage of the top games, CSGO, League of Legends and Dota 2.

9. Data.Bet

• Data.Bet covers up to 4,200 live events each month, with over 2,000 markets and over 30 different esports are covered
• Data.Bet lists GG.Bet, GRID and Bayes Esports amongst its partners
• Member of ESIC
• 30 Esports covered, including the most popular titles such as CSGO, LoL, Dota 2 and Valorant
• Regular presence at the top esports expos, summits, and exhibitions around the globe

Based in Prague the capital of Czechia, Data.Bet is one of the newer companies on the esports data provision scene, but it has been busily showcasing its offerings across a wide number of summits and expos across the world.

The company offers existing sites the chance to add a bespoke esports betting service including live odds, risk management, and esports data across 30 different esports all of which are risk-managed and available across mobile and desktop through its iFrame service.

Key Features of the Solution

• Alongside its odds feed the site also provides Esports Data, Virtual Sports Data and Live Score feeds to its customers.
• Esports data is processed initially by AI and then the trading team to produce an accurate and real time esports data feed.
• Full iFrame Solution and Risk Management services available on the site.
• iFrame Solution includes Cashout, Bet Booster, Combo Bets, Express Bets and can be utilised on Desktop and Mobile devices.
• Usual bet delay of just 2-3 seconds.
• First markets on an event can be settled within 20 seconds of the event starting.

10. GameScoreKeeper

• GameScoreKeeper offers coverage of games that encompasses 85% of the total esports viewership.
• Data is collected from over 30,000 matches, covering 2,000+ leagues and tournaments every year.
• Over 4,000 individual esports teams and 20,000+ esports players data are tracked by the company.
• Partnered with a number of industry-leading figures including DraftKings and Pinnacle Esports.

Based in Aarhus in Denmark, GameScoreKeeper has been providing a wide range of esports data since 2016. The site offers ‘fast, reliable and accurate esports data’ which can be used in a variety of ways in the esports industry, such as match analysis, live scores, media and online betting.

The company focuses on six major esports titles, including the ‘big three’ of CSGO, LoL and Dota 2 as well as Valorant, Arena of Valor and Honor of Kings.

Its API-based esports betting service includes a number of options including a Live Odds feed, as well as specific betting options such as players being able to bet on themselves, as well as a bet builder module too.

Key Features of the Solution

• GameScoreKeeper offers packages for Fantasy Esports, Media, Tournament Organizers and Esports Betting services.
• It offers detailed coverage of seven esports, including the big three of LoL, Dota 2 and CSGO.
• Valorant and Overwatch data have also recently been added.
• Products available include esports data, websites, widgets and its betting solutions service.
• The company has partnerships with DraftKings, Pinnacle, Transient, Ralli, Scientific Games and Sportsflare.
• Excellent blog section on the site for bettors, industry leaders, betting site owners & more.

Honourable Mentions

#1 Esports API

• A somewhat more basic Esports Data and Betting API that is available at a relatively low cost of $60/€50 a month.
• Offers coverage of Call of Duty, CSGO, Dota 2, Hearthstone, Heroes of the Storm, LoL, Overwatch, Rainbow 6, Rocket League, StarCraft 2, and Valorant.
• Simple-to-use esports API can integrate with your site.
• Operates worldwide with over 500 customers around the world.

Esports API offers a simple and affordable esports data provision and odds package across 11 esports with more added upon request.

Key Features of the Solution

• One of the cheapest solutions is at $60/€50 per month for the full service, but you can also try it for 15 days for a one-time payment of $35/€30.
• Instantaneous refresh rates when you are an All-Time Access subscriber.
• Esports API technicians can work out a customised solution for your site, with discount rates offered at their discretion.

#2 Uplatform

• Over 60+ esports and games covered with over 9,500 pre-match and live events each month.
• Huge selection of games covered, including all the top esports, as well as those that are very difficult to find data on such as Quake, Tekken, Angry Birds, Laser League and more.
• A wide selection of other products such as slots, non-sports betting, skill games, virtual sports, sports betting and live casino are also available from the same provider.

Uplatform is much more than esports data and odds provider as it provides a wide range of betting products and services across the entire gambling sector, of which esports is part of its Usports section.

Key Features of the Solution

• Massive choice of esports and games available, arguably the biggest in the esports data and odds provision industry
• Customisable solutions available for your particular requirements
• Bet types available include Accumulator bets
• Support available 24/7

What is the role of esports betting data providers in esports betting?

As the name suggests, the main role that esports betting data providers have is to provide key data to esports betting services that are accurate, timely and beneficial.

To fulfil that role, these companies need to focus on the following regarding their data provision and transfer:

A. The accuracy and integrity of their data

An esports betting data provider has to ensure that the data that they provide is not only 100% accurate but takes into account the latest changes and trends from particular esports.

Ensuring odds are truly reflective of a given situation within an esports event is key and the more accurate this data is, the more accurate, and profitable, your odds offered will likely be.

B. Wide and expansive coverage of esports titles

With esports betting being still a somewhat developing market, your provider should have a complete understanding of the games on which it is providing data and of course, as wide a range of esports titles available for its partners to access data on.

A good provider will cover at the very least the main esports titles available today, such as LoL, Counter-Strike and Dota 2 and most should provide data on many more esports titles, as well as show that they are willing to add additional titles to their range in the future as esports naturally evolves.

C. What specific data they are going to capture and how quickly it can be transferred

The other main issues esports data providers need to consider regards data include the following:

1. Firstly, they need to consider how the data they use is captured and transferred. Some companies still use human-input systems, but these are slow and inaccurate. Those that use machine learning processes to analyse, collate and translate the data into odds, are far more accurate and much, much quicker (and far more beneficial for In-Play betting, for example).
2. Secondly, data providers should also be fully aware of how quickly their data can be processed, verified and translated into meaningful odds/stats on their partner site. The best data providers can complete this process within seconds.

What other factors should I consider when choosing an esports betting data provider?

Alongside the major factors outlined above, there are a number of other factors that you should consider when deciding which esports betting data provider is best for your site.

1. Cost and Affordability: Initial and Ongoing Costs

How is your partnership with your provider going to work? What costs are there associated in setting up the service? How are you going to market the new features and what will be the budget for that? Are there any ongoing costs you need to factor into your budgeting?

2. What will be the Added Value of the Service?

On the positive side, you need to consider what added value the data and services provided by your esports betting data provider offer you. How will that affect your turnover and the attraction and retention of customers?

In short, will the partnership provide you with value for money and the potential to grow your business?

3. How will you integrate the new features and markets onto your site or app?

Agreeing to a deal with an esports data provider is a great way to quickly add a great deal more betting and other content to your site, so it should be a real consideration how these extra markets and features are presented to the customer.

You want these to be seamlessly integrated onto your site, and not look like an afterthought quickly added on.

Set a review date to investigate how useful the partnership has been.

Any partnership should see both parties evaluate how effective it has been for each of them. Have you achieved what you wanted to achieve through the partnership? Has it worked out better, or worse, or as expected?

Evaluation is key to maintaining a forward-thinking business strategy and if a partnership with an esports data firm hasn’t worked out as you hoped it would, maybe there is a better option out there.

What are the types of esports betting data available?

What kind of data should you expect to receive from a quality esports betting data provider, let’s break it down into the types of data that you can usually find available with the best options:

Working alongside this should be a comprehensive Risk Management service, which will ensure that the odds you offer, based on the data provided reduce the risk for your company when you accept wagers on events.

Conclusion – Selecting an Esports Betting Data Provider

In this article, I hope we have given you some food for thought about how to go about selecting which esports data provider you should partner with for your site.

With esports betting being a new and fast-evolving market, it is incumbent on any esports betting service to strive to keep pace with the technological advancements being made in the industry, particularly with reference to the new types of In-Play betting options available, which are particular focus for the Millennial and Gen.Z audience.

The data providers listed here are a great place to start your considerations and we are sure that at least one will fit the requirements for what you want in an esports offering, comprehensively.

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Ian John

Since: August 10, 2015

Ian is a regular contributor to EsportsBets. Ian is well-versed in the world of esports betting and casino gaming and has written extensively on the online gambling industry. Ian brings fresh insight into all facets of gaming.

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