PandaScore builds on impressive esports offering with Wild Rift

The leading esports odds and data provider is now offering odds on Riot Games’ mobile hit League of Legends: Wild Rift as it approaches its first major event, The Horizon Cup

PandaScore, the leading AI-powered esports data and odds provider, has further expanded their esports offering with Riot Games’ latest hit, League of Legends: Wild Rift.

The game comes from one of the biggest publishers in the world, and is based on Riot Games’ massively successful title League of Legends – with Wild Rift bringing the game to mobile. PandaScore launches its data and odds feed ahead of the game’s most anticipated tournament so far, The Horizon Cup, which brings together some of the best teams in the world, starting November 13.

This addition continues PandaScore’s efforts to expand mobile game coverage, following a successful launch of King of Glory odds and data in May this year. Much like the previous launch, Wild Rift has already proven to be a successful title. The game has over 32 million downloads worldwide, with exceptional uptake in South East Asia where mobile gaming is hugely popular.

PandaScore will currently offer only prematch markets, however, there is room for expansion to live odds, depending on the level of demand and further development of the esports scene.
Alongside Wild Rift, the leading esports odds and data provider already offers an in-depth range of markets on the biggest titles like League of Legends, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Dota 2, Valorant, Rocket League, FIFA, and many others.

Flavien Guillocheau, CEO at PandaScore, said: “We are excited to be adding another mobile title to our ever-growing list of games. There is a clear demand for Wild Rift in the market, with the game quickly becoming one of the most popular mobile games out there and beginning to establish itself in esports.
We’re glad to be offering our data and odds feed ahead of the game’s biggest tournament to date and will continue to build on PandaScore’s great work on Wild Rift so far.”