Oddin.gg has announced a new partnership which will fuel AdmiralBet’s push into the online betting market in Poland.
By integrating Oddin.gg’s esports betting solutions, the operator looks to strengthen its offering amidst the growing popularity of Counter Strike 2 (CS2) in the country.
In praising AdmiralBet for being a well-known name globally, Marek Suchar, Co-Founder and Managing Director at Oddin.gg, said: “Their entry into Poland comes with a clear vision: to be a standout option for Polish bettors while catering to the growing esports fanbase.
“It’s always a pleasure to work with partners who combine ambition with precision. We look forward to helping AdmiralBet stand out with reliable, high-performance esports content that appeals to Polish bettors.”
Oddin’s solutions include 24/7 Fast Betting Content including CS2 Duel, which is a format designed to offer “round-the-clock action” with a focus on Counter-Strike 2 players – one of the most followed games in Poland.
“We’re excited to bring something fresh to the Polish betting scene,” explained Armen Tarverdyan, Head of Operations at AdmiralBet.
AdmiralBet is headquartered in Serbia, and currently holds 244 branches throughout the country. The move builds on its strong European presence, where it is already active in Italy, Spain and Germany, to name a few.
Tarverdyan added: “Esports – and particularly CS2 – represents a huge opportunity here, and we knew we needed a partner that could deliver both quality and consistency. Oddin.gg’s solutions give us the tools to differentiate and build a home for esports fans in Poland.”
Esports betting – the next frontier?
The move comes at a great time for the esports sector, having evolved from niche to mainstream.
Suchar recently spoke with SBC News about the importance of engaging with younger generations of bettors to further pursue company growth globally.
He said: “Timing is everything. And in the case of esports, the clock isn’t just ticking—it’s already in extra time. For Millennial and Gen Z bettors, it’s not just another market—it’s the one that makes sense.
For operators still focused on traditional formats, the gap between expectation and experience is only getting wider.”
According to The Business Research Company, the global esports betting market is projected to grow from USD 11.22 billion in 2024 to USD 12.66 billion in 2025 – a nearly 13% year-over-year increase.
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