GG.BET’s Most Prominent Ambassadors & Partner Teams

GG.BET has firmly established itself as a leading player in the gaming industry, constantly pushing expanding its reach beyond traditional sports betting and casino games. The company has made significant strides in promoting its brand and producing innovative content. Notably, 2022 was a standout year for the company.

For the first time in history, a betting company provided support for The International's first three stages – Regional Qualifiers, Last Chance Qualifier, and Groups. The bookmaker's involvement extended to providing support for the broadcasts of these phases.

In addition to this, GG.BET collaborated with esports ambassadors and influencers to produce exclusive content about TI and beyond, further demonstrating just how much they bring to the table as a sponsor. Below, we will delve into the exciting collaborations that have made GG.BET a name to reckon with in the world of esports and gaming.

Andrew Jenkins

GG.BET wasted no time after being named the official partner of The International 2022, as they quickly announced the signing of Dota 2 pro Andrew Jenkins as their newest brand ambassador.

Andrew is a highly recognized figure in the game's broadcasting scene, having lent his talents to numerous large-scale Dota 2 tournaments, including TI10, ESL One Stockholm, Riyadh Masters, and PGL Major Arlington – all taking place in 2022. Additionally, he is an active player of Arkosh Gaming, alongside fellow on-air Dota 2 hosts Brian Canavan and Jaron Clinton.

The Benefits of this Deal

This partnership has been set to elevate both GG.BET's brand and Jenkins' profile in the esports and gaming industry. In a recent activation, the betting platform supported Jenkins' stream on September 8, 2022, allowing viewers to win rewards by predicting the winner of Herald replay segments.

Moving forward, Jenkins has been responsible for organizing special shows and creating unique video content for GGBET while also hosting streams on his Twitch channel. Fans tuning in to Jenkins' Twitch channel could take advantage of exclusive offers from the betting portal.

Raeyei

GG.BET's roster of brand ambassadors just got bigger with the addition of Raeyei, a highly acclaimed streamer known for her expertise in Dota 2, Valorant, and Apex Legends. In addition to her gaming prowess, Raeyei is also passionate about cosplaying as beloved video game characters.

GG.BET and Raeyei have teamed up to provide users with amazing content for TI 2022 and other concurrent events. Raeyei's Twitch channel is still full of exclusive show matches, in-person guest championships, online viewer competitions, IRL streams, and recaps of the biggest contests.

NaVi and Team Vitality

In 2017, GG.Bet made headlines when they announced their sponsorship agreement with Natus Vincere, one of the most iconic esports organizations in Ukraine. However, in 2021, NaVi changed its title partner to 1xBet, only to return to GG.Bet a year later. With a new director at the helm, who is rumored to have connections with the betting company, the details of the extension remain unknown.

In addition to their collaboration with NaVi, GG.Bet has also signed a partnership agreement with Team Vitality at the end of Aug. 2022. Fans of Team Vitality can look forward to exclusive events and incredible unique content involving the players themselves during all the biggest tournaments in 2022 and 2023.

GG.Bet has also made history by being the first betting portal to sponsor the two best CS:GO players on the planet – S1mple and ZywOo.

Honorable Mentions

GG.BET has also made significant contributions to major esports events through its sponsorships. In the past year alone, the company partnered with renowned events such as:

• PGL Stockholm

• PGL Antwerp

• PGL Arlington

• BLAST Fall Groups

But the GG.BET's contribution to the industry is not limited to that. Earlier this year in Feb. 2023, the betting platform expanded its agreement with Bayes Esports, a Berlin-based data firm, to provide its users with industry-leading live match data for top esports titles (LoL, CS:GO, and Dota 2). The financial details of the deal remain undisclosed, but the partnership is set to last until 2024.