AdmiralBet has officially partnered with esports data and content provider Oddin.gg, announcing its entry into the Polish online betting market and launching a new sports betting platform supported by a full suite of esports solutions in the country. This move marks the operator's business expansion from Southeast Europe to Central Europe.
Through this partnership, Oddin.gg will provide its complete esports product portfolio to AdmiralBet's Polish site, including round-the-clock rapid betting services and the popular "Counter-Strike 2" (CS2) duel mode. AdmiralBet stated that the platform, set to launch in 2024, represents a significant step in the company's globalization strategy.
Previously, AdmiralBet had achieved stable development in the Serbian and Montenegrin markets, and now turns its attention to Poland, a burgeoning market for esports. CS2 has a large fan base in Poland and is one of the most popular esports in the country, providing a solid user base for the new platform.
AdmiralBet's operations manager Armen Tarverdyan emphasized, "In Poland, esports, especially CS2, has tremendous market potential. We aim to collaborate with a partner that can provide high-quality, consistent content output—Oddin.gg is the perfect choice."
Oddin.gg's co-founder Marek Suchar also stated, "AdmiralBet's entry into Poland is targeted, aiming to become the preferred betting platform for local players while meeting the needs of the growing esports audience."
Although Oddin.gg's esports content has already been successfully integrated into the AdmiralBet Polish platform, future expansions into more markets have not yet been announced.
It is worth mentioning that since 2024, AdmiralBet's international collaborations continue to expand: in August, the company renewed its agreement with EGT Digital, securing the rights to operate over 100 slot games in the Montenegrin market; previously, it also partnered with Hacksaw Gaming to further enrich the product line in the Montenegrin market. These actions demonstrate AdmiralBet's ambition to accelerate its layout in the European market.
