Oddin.gg, a prominent provider of B2B esports betting solutions, is expanding its presence in South America by establishing a new Trading Hub in Lima, Peru.
The company’s objective is to improve its coverage of esports tournaments in the Western Hemisphere, streamline trading operations, and better serve the needs of the expanding market.
With this expansion, the company can now achieve higher efficiency in its trading operations, as it can cover matches in the Western Hemisphere during the daytime. This eliminates the challenges of night shifts caused by significant time differences with European time zones.
Oddin.gg’s new team in Lima will operate as an extension of the company’s established European Trading team. The European team boasts over 50 traders covering more than 15 titles.
Companies that use Oddin.gg’s esports wagering platform will benefit from expanded and continuously growing real–time coverage of esports tourneys worldwide. They will also have improved access to markets in Latin America and North America, as well as enhanced support from the company’s trading team.
Vlastimil Venclík, CEO and Co–founder of Oddin.gg said:
Our recent visits to events in Las Vegas, San Diego, New York, and Buenos Aires have shown us the immense interest in esports betting in the United States, Canada, and Latin America. This reaffirms our decision to expand into the American time zone and continue to educate the market about esports betting.
Venclík added:
The new Oddin.gg office in Lima is solely dedicated to our traders. Currently, we have almost 10 team members onboard, and we plan to expand the team up to 40 trading specialists. Our long–term goal is to further expand into the United States, Canada, and Latin America, and the new trading hub in Peru holds significant strategic importance in achieving that objective.
So far, Oddin.gg has provided its services to more than 250 brands, including traditional bookmakers, esports–focused operators, and platform providers, achieving commercial success on every continent.
