Sportradar Opens Esports Odds to Rival Providers

Sportradar has opened its Unified Odds Feed platform to rival esports odds providers. Operators will be able to choose odds by game from DATA.BET, Esportsbull and GRID through a single Sportradar integration. Subject to eligibility and commercial terms, the setup initially covers Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2 and League of Legends. VALORANT and Mobile Legends: Bang Bang will be added later.

According to the source, with this step Sportradar is effectively taking on the role of a distribution platform for its rivals. Sportradar's Vice President of Innovation, Roman Garin, said that the providers building the market each offer different strengths and trading styles in every game, and that the best option may vary by game.

GRID, a prominent name with official data partnerships with publishers and organizers such as Riot Games, Ubisoft and ESL FACEIT Group, also offers its own odds product. GRID CEO Moritz Maurer called the deal "a big step" toward establishing a standard in the sector. DATA.BET said its content, which runs throughout the day from top-tier tournaments to lower-tier league events, will reach a wider audience.

The integrity picture is mixed. Sportradar's 2025 integrity report flagged 34 suspicious esports matches out of roughly 100,000. According to Dot Esports, this category is one of the lowest-risk areas Sportradar monitors. However, IBIA recorded 15 esports alerts in the first quarter of 2026, up from four a year earlier. Some recent sanctions are reportedly related to regional and challenger-level organizations.

iGB asked Sportradar how it would monitor third-party esports odds with its integrity services, and whether this market model would extend beyond esports. No response from Sportradar had been received at the time of publication.