Abios expands FIFA data services

Tom Daniels
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Esports data and technology company Abios has expanded its FIFA data services ‘due to the increased customer demand’, according to the firm. 

Abios has revealed that live and pregame data for tier-one, tier-two, and tier-three FIFA tournaments will now be obtainable through its services. This includes competitions such as LigaPro, FIFAe World Cup, and the 2021 FIFAe Nations Cup. 

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Additional data points, such as stoppage times and scores, have also been added by Abios. The data firm also confirmed that ball tracking, which is currently in beta, is expected to be added soon.

Oskar Fröberg, CEO at Abios, commented: “We have high expectations on the continued development of FIFA as a proper esport. It has since the pandemic become abundantly clear that games based on real sports are a tremendous bridge between regular sports fans and esports. 

“Even though regular football is back on track, we believe that FIFA still holds its place as a filler product and sport for those who can’t wait for the next match. We look forward to continuing to improve our FIFA coverage and data quality through official data partnerships with the tournament organisers.”

Alongside FIFA, Abios offers esports data and technology for roughly 20 games including CS:GO, League of Legends, Dota 2 and VALORANT.

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Abios collects live data by utilising machine learning algorithms. Through the use of object tracking, object detection and segmentation models on images from streams, the algorithms extract and analyse data in milliseconds, according to the release. 

Esports Insider says: Whether it’s to provide more reliable betting odds, or to boost a broadcast, data services are becoming integral to esports. Following the simulation title’s rise during the pandemic, FIFA has looked to strengthen its esports division. Abios expanding FIFA services should be a sign that there is still a growing interest in the game’s competitive ecosystem.

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Tom Daniels

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Tom has been part of Esports Insider's team since October 2020 and is currently the website's Editor. When not playing Football Manager, he enjoys reporting on the mobile esports scene, watching League of Legends and finding out about new esports ecosystems.
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