Esports betting growth continued to shape Data.bet’s momentum in Q3 2025. The supplier saw demand stay strong across core titles, matched by tighter trading and more active players. These results underline how esports betting growth is becoming a stable revenue driver for the business.

  • Data.bet reported a 60% rise in stake volume and a 79% jump in profit compared to Q3 2024. Margin efficiency improved by 12%, supporting higher commercial output. The supplier said player activity climbed as bets placed increased by 33%.

  • Multiples gained traction, up 53% year-on-year, showing broader user engagement. The active player base grew 126%, suggesting stronger repeat activity across partner platforms. Average bet size also rose 22%, indicating higher user confidence and familiarity with esports wagering.

  • CS2 remained the top discipline, recording a 26.7% turnover increase. Profit from CS2 was up 55%, while bet numbers rose by 2.5%. The title continued to anchor overall trading volumes for the quarter.

  • League of Legends accelerated from fourth to second place in popularity based on turnover. LoL turnover grew 290%, profit increased 416%, and bets jumped 221%. Dota 2 was overtaken as event availability and live markets boosted LoL engagement.

  • Rainbow Six showed strong regional momentum, particularly in LatAm. Turnover increased 126%, profit surged 504%, and bets rose 12.4%. Match coverage doubled, expanding options for operators using Data.bet’s feed.

  • Head of Esports Bohdan Holovnov highlighted the impact of product upgrades, stating: “We focused on improving uptime for the most popular in-play markets, especially in late-game phases where engagement peaks.” He added that new interval-based kill markets and expanded player props helped lift activity and margin efficiency.

  • Quarter-on-quarter profit also increased, with a 13% uplift versus Q2 2025. The supplier attributed the consistency to steady user interest despite launching sports betting in June. Data.bet said this shows the esports vertical continues to operate as a stable and scalable revenue stream for partners.

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