GRID Partners with Sportstensor

Business

07 November 2025 16:52

GRID, a company that provides game data for esports, has announced a new partnership with Sportstensor, a platform that uses artificial intelligence to predict sports outcomes.

Through this deal, GRID will share data from several popular esports games, including Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2, League of Legends, and VALORANT. GRID can do this because it already works with many game publishers and tournament organizers. This partnership will allow Sportstensor to create more prediction markets for esports, where people can make predictions about the results of matches.

One of the main goals of the partnership is to make sure the prediction markets are fair and accurate. Because GRID’s data is official and verified, it helps keep the system trustworthy and prevents cheating or tampering.

Dominika Szot, Vice President of Growth at GRID, explained why this is important: “Prediction markets are emerging as one of the fastest-growing frontiers for digital entertainment. Esports, a sport digital by nature, is a natural fit within the ecosystem. Integrity in settlement is critical, and official data provides the foundation to ensure predictions remain fair, transparent, and tamper-proof.”

Prediction markets have been getting more attention in both the esports and gaming industries. For example, in September, a company called PrizePicks received approval from the CFTC (Commodity Futures Trading Commission) to start offering its own prediction markets.

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GRID Partners with Sportstensor

Business

07 November 2025 16:52

Tags: GRID

GRID, a company that provides game data for esports, has announced a new partnership with Sportstensor, a platform that uses artificial intelligence to predict sports outcomes.

Through this deal, GRID will share data from several popular esports games, including Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2, League of Legends, and VALORANT. GRID can do this because it already works with many game publishers and tournament organizers. This partnership will allow Sportstensor to create more prediction markets for esports, where people can make predictions about the results of matches.

One of the main goals of the partnership is to make sure the prediction markets are fair and accurate. Because GRID’s data is official and verified, it helps keep the system trustworthy and prevents cheating or tampering.

Dominika Szot, Vice President of Growth at GRID, explained why this is important: “Prediction markets are emerging as one of the fastest-growing frontiers for digital entertainment. Esports, a sport digital by nature, is a natural fit within the ecosystem. Integrity in settlement is critical, and official data provides the foundation to ensure predictions remain fair, transparent, and tamper-proof.”

Prediction markets have been getting more attention in both the esports and gaming industries. For example, in September, a company called PrizePicks received approval from the CFTC (Commodity Futures Trading Commission) to start offering its own prediction markets.

More:The Process Release Date Announced

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