Esports betting facilitator Oddin.gg has announced the launch of its BetBuilder tool, offering betting options across eSimulators such as eFootball, and esports titles like Counter-Strike 2.
The new offering will allow operators to provide bettors with the option to create unique combo bets within the same esports match across a variety of events to meet evolving customer demands.
One example is the Counter-Strike 2 market, where bettors can make up to 97 selections across 10 markets. Various eSimulators are also available to target with combo bets, with eFootball allowing for 26 selections across 12 markets.
Integration with the new BetBuilder product has been designed to be easily done, with Oddin.gg’s clients using its proprietary iFrame offering able to integrate it instantly.
Marek Suchar, Managing Director and Co-Founder at Oddin.gg, said that the scalability of the BetBuilder will help operators organically grow their businesses, allowing them to soon explore even more esports titles than the select ones available at the moment.
He added: “We are yet again about to set the industry standards for the years ahead. After numerous attempts by others at creating esports bet builders that fell short of expectations, it’s time to steer the industry back on track with a solution that makes no compromises.
“We’ve developed the Oddin.gg BetBuilder to provide a truly comprehensive solution for operators, allowing them to engage bettors in a way that just hasn’t been possible until now.
“By offering an almost unlimited number of bet combinations across select esports and eSimulators titles—and with more to follow soon—operators can enrich their offering and capture the interest of bettors in a way that sets them apart in the market.
“I’m delighted we’re launching a solution built based on direct industry feedback, reflecting our clients’ needs and wishes. The tech backbone we’ve created is solid and scalable, allowing BetBuilder to cover more esports titles in the upcoming months, with live options also to follow eventually.”