ESIC scores anti-corruption partnership with GG.bet – Esports
The Esports Integrity Commission (ESIC) has initiated a vital anti-corruption educational partnership with esports betting operator GG.bet.
This collaboration will enable GG.bet to support ESIC in crafting the Anti-Corruption Tutorial, an initiative designed to educate players and stakeholders on ethical conduct within the esports ecosystem. This tutorial will serve as a critical resource for promoting integrity and transparency in an industry that continues to face integrity challenges.
In recognition of its commitment, GG.bet will be designated as a Tier 1 Anti-Corruption Supporter. This title is a testament to the operator’s pledge toward fostering a fair and secure environment for all participants in the esports sector, from players to fans.
“Over the past few years, GG.bet has dedicated substantial efforts to the advancement of esports,” stated Dmytro Voshkarin, CEO of GG.bet. “Our collaboration with various teams has highlighted the necessity of establishing a secure and fair environment to ensure healthy competition throughout the esports community.”
Voshkarin further emphasized, “We are thrilled to partner with ESIC, an organization that shares our dedication to enhancing integrity in esports. We believe that this Anti-Corruption Tutorial will be instrumental in achieving this essential goal.”
Stephen Hanna, ESIC’s Director of Global Strategy and Partnerships, remarked, “Partnerships like the one with GG.bet are essential to our mission of fostering integrity and combatting corruption within esports.”
“We sincerely appreciate their support and look forward to collaborating over the next three years to cultivate a more robust and safer esports industry for everyone involved.”
This significant partnership announcement coincides with ESIC’s recent launch of its inaugural “Anti-Cheat Partnership” with global game protection and anti-piracy technology provider Denuvo by Irdeto. This groundbreaking collaboration aims to develop a comprehensive framework for implementing anti-cheat technology, further underscoring the commitment to uphold fairness in esports competitions.
