DreamHack hears clearly with DTS partnership

Adam Fitch
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Tournament organiser DreamHack has established a partnership with audio technology company DTS for the remainder of 2020.

The deal specifically covers DreamHack’s Counter-Strike: Global Offensive events, DreamHack Masters and DreamHack Open.

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The partnership commenced with February’s DreamHack Anaheim and will continue through DreamHack Atlanta and DreamHack Winter. DTS is looking to expand its footprint in esports and will establish “further partnerships and opportunities” according to a release.

Roger Lodewick, Co-CEO of DreamHack, spoke on the deal in a release: “It is always amazing to create new partnerships with fellow innovators in this industry. Just as DreamHack is proud to be a pioneer in the growth and development of the esports industry over the last 25 years, DTS has been inventing and delivering audio solutions for mobile devices, home theater systems, cinema and beyond in a similar time frame. All of us at DreamHack are excited to maximize this partnership to the benefit of our audiences.”

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This month, online bookmaker Betway entered a sponsorship deal with DreamHack that started with DreamHack Masters Spring on May 19th. The Nevada Gaming Control Board released a notice of approval that permitted wagers on this exact event just two weeks prior.

Sam Keene, Director, Digital Marketing for Xperi, also commented: “DTS is incredibly excited for our global partnership with the iconic premier gaming event leader, Dreamhack. This collaboration will provide unique online and offline experiences for our passionate community of gamers as well as first-in-class opportunities for us around esports competitions. We’re thrilled to grow with Dreamhack and look forward to building an incredible partnership together!”

Esports Insider says: DreamHack has done a good job in securing partners like DTS and Betway despite the obvious difficult setting when it comes to hosting events. Despite having to pivot to online play, it’s clear that brands find DreamHack’s offering attractive.

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Adam Fitch

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Adam Fitch is a journalist, editor, host, and speaker. In 2019, he was named UK Esports Awards' Reporter of the Year. In 2020, he was a finalist for Journalist of the Year at the Esports Awards.
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