Esports Streaming Services
Low-latency stream
Oddin.gg's Streaming Services puts the tournament organizer's own feed right inside your sportsbook—with up to 30 less delay than public streams. DRM-protected and can be integrated in as little as one day.
A STREAM BUILT FOR BETTORS
Public streams are meant for viewing, not betting. The video arrives long after the market has moved, carries other brands' promotions, and the platform can restrict embeds without notice. Streaming Services takes the organizer's feed, encodes, encrypts, and delivers it, and hands you a player SDK.
30+ SECONDS AHEAD OF PUBLIC STREAMS
Our direct stream uses low-latency HLS and runs 5 to 7 seconds behind the live event, putting it 30 seconds or more ahead of public platforms and up to minutes ahead of tournaments that enforce a broadcast delay.
Video and odds move together, so a bettor watches a round and bets on it without switching tabs. Adaptive bitrate keeps the picture watchable on mobile data, not just fiber.
CLEAN, EXCLUSIVE, AND PROTECTED
The feed comes from the tournament organizer and is licensed for betting distribution. No competitor ads. No takedown risk. Every stream is fully encrypted with the same protection class used by the major subscription video services. Every view is licensed to your sportsbook, and nobody else's.
3 WAYS TO INTEGRATE
Three ways in: our fully managed player inside your product, your own player fed by our stream, or an iFrame embed. Match schedules, go-live, and end times arrive over the API, so streams appear and disappear without anyone on your side watching a calendar.
Fully Managed Player
Mute, volume, quality selection, picture-in-picture, and a live indicator are built in. Plug it in and leave it on.
Works with Any Connection
Adaptive bitrate adjusts to the bettor's connection. HTML5 SDK for web and web views; native iOS and Android SDKs.
Rights You Can Rely On
Full rights from tournament organizers for LAN and online events; no risk of dropped video or early cutoff.
Playback Analytics
Optional portal with concurrent viewers, startup time, and rebuffering ratio per stream, in real time.
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