California-based esports analytics platform Mobalytics has signed Cloud9 League of Legends player Luka ‘Perkz’ Perković as its latest media partner.
As a part of the deal, Perković will be providing his knowledge as a professional esports athlete to help Mobalytics design new features for its platform.
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Bogdan Suchyk, CEO and Co-founder of Mobalytics, spoke on the announcement in a release: “Perkz is without a doubt one of the best Western players of all time. We’re excited to leverage his unique level of expertise to level up our Gamer Performance Index and continue to make our platform the best it can be for all League of Legends players.”
In addition, Perković will showcase Mobalytics on his live Twitch streams throughout the break before the 2021 World Championship and also while practising. According to the release, the partnership will continue throughout 2022.
In return, Mobalytics will be working with Perković to improve his Youtube channel by providing production and editing resources.
Regarding the agreement, Perković commented: “Mobalytics has impressed me with their dedication to building the best tools for League players. As a pro, it’s my platform of choice and I’m looking forward to contributing to its development.”
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Croatian Perković joined Cloud9 earlier this year after a four-year-long journey with G2 Esports. Throughout his career, he has earned eight LEC titles, as well as an LCS and MSI title.
The announcement comes shortly after Nick ‘LS’ DeCesare and Tim ‘Nemesis’ Lipovšek joined Mobalytics’s ownership group earlier in August.
Esports Insider says: Based on its latest announcements, Mobalytics seems to be invested in improving its product through gaming experience and knowledge, which certainly sounds like a good business strategy. It’ll be interesting to see how this partnership helps enhance the platform’s features.
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