20 Sep eSport 1xBet raises the stakes with Bestia partnership September 20, 2024 Posted by GataGames Leave a comment Image credit: 1xBet, Bestia Cyprus-based online gambling company 1xBet has announced a partnership with Argentinian esports organisation Bestia. The deal will focus on Bestia’s Counter-Strike 2 team and its qualification run towards the Shanghai Major. 1xBet has noted that the deal includes additional funds for Bestia and the Argentine Counter-Strike scene if certain criteria are met. Keep Reading 1xBet named official betting partner of PGL Major Copenhagen Talon Esports secures Dota 2-focused 1XBET partnership Esports Around The World: Argentina If Bestia reaches the Elimination Stage of this year’s Shanghai Major, 1xBet will invest $500,000 (~£377,082) in grassroots esports tournaments alongside supporting other teams from Argentina. There is also a personal incentive for Bestia with 1xBet noting that if the team reaches this stage, the company will provide $500,000 to the organisation, in addition to its existing sponsorship contract. 1xBet has announced that its logo will feature on the jerseys of Bestia’s Counter-Strike team and the company plans to create a range of content featuring the organisation’s players. 1xBet is no stranger to the esports industry. In May 2024, it partnered with OG Esports to launch a documentary series covering the lives of the organisation’s players. The company has supported various Counter-Strike events in recent years, including the Champion of Champions Tour (CCT) and India’s Skyesports Masters. Founded in 2023 by rapper Alejandro ‘Papo MC’ Lococo, Bestia also fields a team in battle royale title PUBG. The organisation is one of the strongest Counter-Strike teams in Argentina, earning $147,824 (~£111,471) in prize money since its formation. In November, the organisation will aim to qualify for the Perfect World Shanghai Major 2024 via the American RMR. Jonno Nicholson Jonno is a Freelance News Writer for Esports Insider and has been part of the ESI team since 2019! His interests include the rapid rise of sim racing and its impact on the wider industry. Source link Facebook Twitter Google Email Pinterest