Licensed books keep widening esports menus
Esports betting is maturing inside regulated sportsbooks: standing catalogs instead of one-off approvals, deeper markets, and integrity conditions written into the rules.
The Archive
ESL Pro Tour, assessed
The circuit as a competitive product: Katowice and Cologne at the summit, a legible ladder below — and hard questions about calendar power and the partner-team model.
The data-rights economy behind esports odds
Official server feeds versus scraping: why data-rights deals, not bettor demand, decide which esports markets exist at licensed books.
FACEIT, reviewed
The platform where competitive Counter-Strike actually lives, assessed as infrastructure: server quality, the anti-cheat, the subscription economics, and the smurfing fight it hasn't won.
