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Esports betting platform Luckbox adds eight new games

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Esports betting platform Luckbox has today announced the addition of eight new games.

Esports fans can now enjoy betting on 11 different games via the Luckbox esportsbook.

Overwatch, Hearthstone, StarCraft, StarCraft II, Smash, Call of Duty, King of Glory and Heroes of the Storm have been added to the existing trio of CSGO, Dota 2 and League of Legends.

Luckbox’s Director of Esports Sujoy Roy said: “Our ambition is to offer the most comprehensive betting options for fans, both in terms of depth in each game but also breadth across a wide selection of esports.

“We know there is a huge demand for some of the new games we’ve added, so we hope fans will enjoy watching and betting on some of their favourite events with us.

“We’re continually improving and adding new features to Luckbox and the addition of eight new games is another important step for us as we prepare for full launch.”

To celebrate the addition of the new games, Luckbox launched its new bonus for players, who can get $20 free when they deposit $20.

Luckbox is in the final stage of beta and already accepting real-money bets from esports fans in more than 100 countries.

The company is aiming to combine an esports-dedicated product with the integrity and player safety measures that major traditional bookies offer.

The company holds a top-tier gambling licence in the Isle Of Man, which guarantees player funds are segregated from business funds, offering players the highest levels of protection.

Luckbox is also a member of the Esports Integrity Coalition (ESIC), which works to maintain standards in esports.

 

About Luckbox:

Luckbox was founded by former PokerStars colleagues Lars Lien and Mike Stevens. Luckbox was built by a team combining vast experience in the igaming industry and a passion for esports to offer players unique and highly social platform to bet on CSGO, Dota 2, League of Legends, Overwatch, Hearthstone, Starcraft, StarCraft II, Smash, Call of Duty, King of Glory and
Heroes of the Storm. Real Time Games Holding Limited – the company behind the Luckbox brand – holds a full licence under the Online Gambling Regulation Act (OGRA), issued by the Gaming Supervision Commission. Luckbox is a proud member of ESIC and is committed to supporting responsible gambling.


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