Oddin.gg partners with Exort for Counter-Strike 2 events

Esports betting services provider Oddin.gg has announced a partnership with emerging esports tournament organiser Exort on a multi-year deal.

According to a release, Oddin.gg will gain exclusive access to official data from the Counter-Strike 2 Exort Series, positioning itself as a stronger source of CS2 betting content for operators and bookmakers.

The addition of Exort Series events reflects the data company’s focus on delivering reliable content to meet the growing demand for CS2 betting. The official data will be collected while aiming to maintain high standards of integrity and compliance.

Financial terms of the partnership were not disclosed.

“Partnering with Exort allows us to support the continued growth of the Exort Series, and strengthen the CS2 ecosystem,” said Dimitri Vallette, Data Partnerships Manager at Oddin.gg.

“Since their inaugural series in August 2024, Exort has quickly established an exciting, competitive platform for teams aiming to make their mark in CS2.  We’re proud to support this initiative and, through this multi-year agreement, aim to provide the necessary expertise, resources, and technology to help expand Exort’s reach and amplify its impact.”

Exort is a tournament organiser focused on Counter-Strike 2 events for professional teams outside of the tier-one competitive circuit. Founded in 2024, the Exort Series allows Tier 2 teams to compete in a structured environment while also gaining visibility.

The Exort series takes place once per month, featuring a total of 28 teams and a $10,000 (~£7,756) prizepool split between the top four. Currently, teams are competing in the Exort Series #9, with the final taking place on April 14th. The upcoming series will kick off later next week on April 17th.

Oddin.gg has been expanding its portfolio of partners since its founding back in 2018. Last year, the company locked in partnerships with data company Bayes Esports and event organiser PGL, while also expanding its pool of game titles covered with Valve’s latest, Deadlock.