BETBY Becomes First to Receive ESIC CPU v CPU Gold Standard Document

BETBY, as a Tier 1 sports betting supplier, became the first company to receive the CPU v CPU Gold Standard document issued by the Esports Integrity Commission (ESIC). This development stands out as an important milestone for Betby Games, the esports product the company developed in-house.

The certification was granted following a comprehensive assessment of BETBY's CPU v CPU product portfolio. The assessment included an on-site audit, the submission of additional evidence and an independent review.

The standard was prepared for esports matches whose outcomes are offered to betting markets. It covers the technical, security and organizational controls, including the systems that run matches and verify results. The framework addresses the specific requirements of CPU v CPU content, where the software controls the competing sides, and sets 17 mandatory control areas. These areas aim to ensure that systems critical to a match are properly managed, that unauthorized changes and external interference are restricted, and that sufficient records are kept for review.

The certification covers the Betby Games CPU v CPU products included in the assessment. These include match hosting and automated execution, result integrity, architecture, change control, access management, infrastructure security, monitoring and incident response.

BETBY General Counsel Ilze Ramolina said integrity oversight frameworks need to evolve as esports content develops. ESIC General Manager Stephen Hanna said the document provides a practical basis for independent audit, from the version running in a match to distribution, access and incident response. Hanna stressed that the document's continuity depends on compliance and cooperation with ESIC. BETBY's relationship with ESIC is strengthened by the company's existing status as a Tier 1 anti-corruption partner.