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Oddin.gg supplies pre-match and live esports markets, pricing, results, feed monitoring, and back-office margin and market controls through an operator integration.

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Legal companyOddin.gg s.r.o.
Organization typecompany
Statusactive
Websiteoddin.gg
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Main categoryEsports Betting Software, Odds & Data

Oddin.gg s.r.o., Czech ID 07681763 and Prague file C 305033, is the Oddin.gg service company and data controller at Pod drahou 1637/6. The former Na okraji address is stale. Ownership and the contracting parent can vary by agreement.

Buyer decision brief

Use this summary to decide whether the offer belongs on your shortlist and which terms need a written answer.

Fit and use case

Editorial fit

Sportsbooks that already own the operator account, wallet, and bet-processing stack but need specialist esports pricing and feed operations.

Primary offer: Esports Odds Feed · 2 additional offers below

Primary offer delivery

  • API

Integration boundary: Operators connect the feed and SDK to an existing sportsbook and contract the selected titles, markets, data rights, risk scope, result handling, and service levels.

Critical contract questions

Start with unresolved terms, negotiated terms, and dependencies that need a named owner.

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Resolve before shortlist

No usable standard answer is available on the public terms.

Incident, replay, and change processNot disclosed
Esports Odds Feed · Operations and service
Incident and change controlNot disclosed
Esports Risk Management · Operations and service
iFrame usage and content chargesNot disclosed
Esports Betting iFrame · Commercial terms
Feed fees and minimum commitmentsNot disclosed
Esports Odds Feed · Commercial terms
Managed-service fees and minimumsNot disclosed
Esports Risk Management · Commercial terms
Embedded-product removalNot disclosed
Esports Betting iFrame · Exit and portability
Data portability and terminationNot disclosed
Esports Odds Feed · Exit and portability
Operational handbackNot disclosed
Esports Risk Management · Exit and portability

Next buyer step

Ask Oddin.gg to resolve “Incident, replay, and change process” and “Incident and change control” before moving Esports Odds Feed to a commercial shortlist. Then compare the answer with the complete product record below.

Confirm every selected term in the proposal and signed order. No price, market approval, availability, or contracting entity is implied unless it is stated above.

What this provider offers

3 offerings

Esports Odds Feed

SportsbookMixedAvailability: Standalone and Bundled

Oddin.gg supplies pre-match and live esports markets, pricing, results, feed monitoring, and back-office margin and market controls through an operator integration.

The pricing and delivery product is operated by Oddin.gg, while at least part of the underlying official match data is licensed from GRID. Official status and rights therefore have to be checked by title, event, territory, and use rather than applied to the whole feed.

Products

Pre-match and live odds: Priced esports markets, fixtures, updates, results, and monitoring for the contracted coverage.
Integration SDK: Supplier SDK for caching and managing matches and markets during a direct feed integration.
Odds back office: Operator controls for margins, market templates, and event monitoring.
BetBuilder: Esports combination markets supplied as an additional betting feature.

Integration: Operators connect the feed and SDK to an existing sportsbook and contract the selected titles, markets, data rights, risk scope, result handling, and service levels. BETesporte signed a multi-product agreement in 2026; rollout completion remains unresolved.

Delivery options

API

Delivery model

Esports odds and market-state delivery into an operator's existing sportsbook and bet-processing stack.

Included

  • + Contracted pre-match and live esports markets
  • + Odds updates, fixtures, monitoring, and results
  • + Integration SDK
  • + Back-office margin and market controls

Not included

  • ! Operator PAM and wallet
  • ! Authoritative operator bet ledger
  • ! Gambling license and merchant services
  • ! iFrame unless separately selected
  • ! Rights outside the contracted title, event, territory, and use

Procurement record

Current product boundaries and the terms that still have to be fixed in the signed order or service agreement.

Known is usable now. Contract specific changes by order or market. Not disclosed has no usable standard term. Unknown remains unresolved. Outside provider scope is handled by the operator or another supplier.

Contract and supplier

Contracting entity and feed scheduleContract specific
The order must identify the Oddin.gg company that contracts, supplies the feed, grants the permitted data use, supports incidents, processes customer data, and invoices the service.
Upstream rights and redistributionContract specific
Each title and event needs a source owner, official or other licensed status, territory, channel, betting use, display use, redistribution right, and term. GRID-backed official data applies only to the contracted GRID scope.

Implementation

Feed class and integrationKnown
The feed supplies pre-match and live esports prices, fixtures, market states, and results through an operator integration and SDK. Risk management and the hosted iFrame are separate modules.
Latency and production acceptanceContract specific
Acceptance should sample named titles and events through pre-match, live, suspension, correction, and settlement states. Measure from the Oddin.gg delivery edge to the operator adapter with synchronized clocks, then set stale-price handling, degraded mode, recovery targets, and credits.

Operating responsibilities

Odds, data, streaming, and trading boundaryKnown
Oddin.gg produces the odds and feed workflow; underlying official match data can come from GRID for the contracted scope. Managed risk, streams, the iFrame, PAM, wallet, and bet ledger are not included automatically.
Result and settlement authorityContract specific
The order must identify the authoritative result, correction and abandonment rules, void treatment, and the party making the final customer settlement decision.

Operations and service

Incident, replay, and change processNot disclosed
The operating schedule must define missed-sequence and snapshot recovery, cache behavior, outage severity, feed reconciliation, schema-version notice, endpoint deprecation, post-incident reports, and credits.

Commercial terms

Feed fees and minimum commitmentsNot disclosed
Obtain setup fees, feed charges, title or event fees, any revenue-share terms, minimum commitments, overages, and support charges in the customer quote and order.

Market and approval scope

Title and market availabilityContract specific
Oddin.gg odds are deployable only for the games, competitions, event formats, data relationships, territories, channels, and betting or display uses named in the operator schedule. Each launch also needs the operator's local permission.

Exit and portability

Data portability and terminationNot disclosed
Set identifier and mapping exports, settlement-history access, any transition-feed period, decommissioning support, and deletion evidence in the exit schedule.
Best for: Sportsbooks that already own the operator account, wallet, and bet-processing stack but need specialist esports pricing and feed operations.

Strengths

  • + The current catalog separates the odds feed, managed risk, and iFrame instead of presenting them as one undefined platform.
  • + A named operator integration includes the stated modules.

What to verify in procurement

  • ! GRID supplies upstream official data only for contracted titles and events; other coverage may use different data.
  • ! Uptime, margin, coverage, and launch-time figures need buyer-side measurement and contractual definitions.
  • ! The feed is not a PAM, wallet, payments layer, merchant service, or complete operator platform.

Esports Risk Management

SportsbookFirst PartyAvailability: Standalone and Bundled

Oddin.gg offers a managed esports risk layer with configurable liability limits, bettor profiling, bet monitoring, fraud signals, performance reporting, and operator back-office controls.

The service can sit beside the odds feed or inside the iFrame package. Final bet-acceptance authority, regulatory accountability, personal-data roles, and liability remain unallocated for a specific operator configuration.

Products

Liability management: Limits, delays, payout and liability settings, and tournament risk tiers.
Bettor and ticket monitoring: Real-time bet review, profiling, suspicious-pattern signals, and escalation tools.
Risk back office: Operator controls and reporting by title, tournament, match, and market.

Integration: The managed service connects to the operator's bet flow and selected odds package. Procurement must define the data fields sent to Oddin.gg, acceptance authority, liability limits, escalation, privacy roles, incident handling, and audit access.

Delivery options

Managed Service

Delivery model

Oddin.gg monitors esports bet activity and applies the agreed risk and liability controls around a sportsbook integration.

Included

  • + Configured liability and payout controls
  • + Bet and bettor monitoring
  • + Fraud and integrity signals
  • + Risk reporting and operator controls

Not included

  • ! Operator gambling license
  • ! PAM, wallet, and payment processing
  • ! Undefined transfer or reuse of player data
  • ! Guaranteed prevention of fraud or match manipulation

Procurement record

Current product boundaries and the terms that still have to be fixed in the signed order or service agreement.

Contract and supplier

Contracting and operating entityContract specific
The signed schedule must name the Oddin.gg company that provides the risk service, receives bet data, operates the desk, supports incidents, and invoices the customer.

Implementation

Managed risk deliveryKnown
The service monitors incoming bets and applies configured liability, payout, delay, margin, tournament-tier, and bettor-profile controls around the operator's esports product.
Onboarding and acceptanceContract specific
The order must define bet-message fields, historical or shadow testing, limit configuration, operator sign-off, cutover, rollback, production acceptance, and the binding onboarding timeline.

Operating responsibilities

Decision authority and financial exposureContract specific
The agreement must allocate bet acceptance, customer limits, liability thresholds, market suspensions, manual overrides, fraud escalations, settlement decisions, and financial exposure.
Player and bet data rolesContract specific
The data-processing schedule must state the bettor, ticket, liability, device, and account fields transferred to Oddin.gg, their purposes, retention, access, legal roles, and audit controls.

Operations and service

Incident and change controlNot disclosed
Attach desk coverage by title, stale-price and fraud incident rules, response times, escalation, model and limit change controls, audit-log access, and post-incident reporting to the order.

Commercial terms

Managed-service fees and minimumsNot disclosed
Oddin.gg managed-risk pricing is not disclosed. The commercial schedule needs activation charges, desk coverage by title and time zone, risk-management and feed fees, the variable-fee base and deductions, minimums, loss attribution, and out-of-hours support.

Market and approval scope

Title and jurisdiction scopeContract specific
The managed scope is limited to contracted titles, tournaments, markets, jurisdictions, operator permissions, and underlying data rights.

Exit and portability

Operational handbackNot disclosed
Set open-ticket handback, customer-limit and liability exports, configuration portability, transition support, access revocation, and deletion evidence in the exit schedule.

What to verify in procurement

  • ! Personal-data fields and controller or processor roles are contract-specific and must be fixed in the signed data-processing terms.
  • ! The contract must assign risk decisions, overrides, operator approvals, and financial liability.

Esports Betting iFrame

SportsbookFirst PartyAvailability: Standalone and Bundled

Oddin.gg's iFrame is a hosted, customizable esports betting front end that includes its coverage, market display, risk management, streams, and operator settings.

Oddin.gg integrates with the operator wallet but does not supply the operator PAM, wallet ledger, payments, gambling license, merchant relationship, or complete sportsbook back end.

Products

Hosted esports front end: Mobile-oriented embedded interface for Oddin.gg events and markets.
Integrated coverage and risk: Oddin.gg odds, streams, risk functions, and back-office settings within the embedded product.

Integration: The operator embeds the hosted interface and connects login, wallet, bet placement, and settlement touchpoints to its own platform. Branding, languages, currencies, markets, data roles, and service levels remain configuration- and contract-specific.

Delivery options

iFrame

Delivery model

Hosted esports betting interface embedded in an existing operator platform with wallet integration touchpoints.

Included

  • + Hosted esports front end
  • + Oddin.gg markets and streams
  • + Risk management
  • + Brand and translation settings
  • + Wallet integration interface

Not included

  • ! Operator PAM and wallet ledger
  • ! Payment processing and merchant account
  • ! Operator gambling license
  • ! Proof of a complete sportsbook engine

Procurement record

Current product boundaries and the terms that still have to be fixed in the signed order or service agreement.

Contract and supplier

Hosted iFrame packageContract specific
List the embedded front end, covered titles and markets, streams, risk functions, branding, translations, currencies, back-office controls, environments, and support. Oddin.gg odds-feed access outside the hosted interface needs its own line item.

Implementation

Wallet and bet-flow connectionContract specific
Freeze login, session, wallet debit and credit, bet placement, rejection, settlement, rollback, currency precision, duplicate-message handling, and reconciliation interfaces between the iFrame and operator platform. Test loss and recovery of every connection before launch.

Operating responsibilities

Operator account and money systemsOutside provider scope
The operator or another supplier must provide the PAM, authoritative wallet and bet ledger, payments, merchant relationship, gambling license, and customer account controls. The iFrame supplies the embedded esports experience, selected content, risk functions, and integration touchpoints.

Operations and service

Front-end and market-state failuresContract specific
Acceptance must cover stale prices, suspended markets, stream loss, wallet timeouts, duplicate bets, partial settlement, localization defects, operator overrides, incident escalation, recovery, and synchronized audit records across Oddin.gg and operator systems.

Commercial terms

iFrame usage and content chargesNot disclosed
Standard pricing is unavailable. Separate setup, customization, titles, streams, odds, risk management, currencies, brands, environments, betting volume, minimum commitments, support tier, and third-party charges in the commercial schedule.

Market and approval scope

Title, stream, and jurisdiction approvalContract specific
Approve the iFrame by operator entity, brand, jurisdiction, title, event, market, stream, currency, language, and device. Content or wallet compatibility in one deployment does not authorize another territory or betting use.

Exit and portability

Embedded-product removalNot disclosed
Set access to bet and settlement history, operator settings, translations, brand assets, customer-risk records, and integration logs after termination. Include open-bet completion, replacement-front-end cutover, credential revocation, retained-record limits, and deletion evidence.

What to verify in procurement

  • ! The iFrame still depends on the operator's wallet and other critical systems.
  • ! Integration timelines and scale figures are not contractual commitments.
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