Heroic secures multi-year Thunderpick partnership

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Scandinavian esports organisation Heroic has announced a partnership with esports cryptocurrency betting platform Thunderpick.

According to the announcement, the multi-year deal will see Thunderpick become the Exclusive Global Betting Sponsor for all of Heroic’s rosters.

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Thunderpick is a cryptocurrency betting platform that has grown steadily in 2024. The partnership with Heroic marks the second time the company has worked with a global esports organisation after its partnership with Evil Geniuses was announced last year.

Thunderpick is also behind the Thunderpick World Championship, a $1m Counter-Strike tournament that will take place later this year. The two companies confirmed that Heroic will participate in the World Championship in a release.

In addition to the Heroic CS2 team, Thunderpick will also be the official sponsor of its Dota 2 roster which was announced earlier this year and will compete at the upcoming ESL One Birmingham 2024. Heroic’s simulation racing roster will also be sponsored by Thunderpick.

Kelly Sanders, Head of Strategy at Thunderpick, said: “Partnering with Heroic, a team known for its leadership and success across various esports titles, is a significant milestone for Thunderpick. We’re looking forward to supporting Heroic’s journey, cheering them on at Thunderpick World Championship 2024, and making awesome innovations in the esports space together.”

Both Heroic and Thunderpick had an interesting start to the year. The esports organisation exited the Louvre Agreement, a well-known contract with ESL FACEIT Group, this March, and appointed former Level Infinite Esports manager Krystian Jaroszynski as its new Chief Commercial Officer. On the other hand, Thunderpick announced a tournament series with women-focused esports community platform the*gameHERs, in addition to the mentioned CS2 tournament series.

Ivan Šimić
Ivan comes from Croatia, loves weird simulator games, and is terrible at playing anything else. Spent 5 years writing about tech and esports in Croatia, and is now doing it here.