PGL, which had earlier secured an exclusive betting partnership with the esports betting site GG.BET for the Major Antwerp 2022 event, has added a notable feather to its cap.\u2028<\/p>\n
The esports event organizer announced a partnership with a Singapore-based cryptocurrency exchange platform, Bitget, for its Major Antwerp 2022 and Dota 2<\/a> Major Arlington 2022 events. Bitget has been designated as the official cryptocurrency partner for both PGL’s events.<\/p>\n Following Bitget’s previous sponsorship of PGL Major Stockholm 2021 in October last year, the company seems to have increased its commitment to the esports industry. Early this year, it announced a partnership with Team Spirit, the Russian esports organization.<\/p>\n \u2028The Chief Executive Officer of PGL, Silviu Stroie, spoke about the partnership being a beacon for higher heights for both brands in their respective industries.\u2028<\/p>\n \u201cWhen establishing partnerships, trustworthiness continues to be one of the biggest priorities for us,” he said. <\/p>\n “We are pleased to be able to once again receive support from Bitget for our upcoming events. We hope that these partnerships will promote the growth of both industries and with a partner like Bitget, reach even higher goals in the years to come.”\u2028\u2028<\/p>\n Stroie went on to speak to the possibilities attainable with such a partnership, creating endless opportunities for a symbiotic relationship between the esports industry and the crypto space.<\/p>\n \u201cWe believe that there are strong synergies between both esports and crypto and we are elated to be charging this path with a partner like Bitget,\u201d he said.\u2028\u2028<\/p>\n The CEO of Bitget, Sandra Lou, shared her excitement in the partnership between both parties. She mentioned that the partnership will invariably strengthen their “foothold in the crypto space”.\u2028<\/p>\n