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LEETgg

  • Esports
  • Live data
  • Nearly 2M matches

When the result alone is not enough and you start wondering what happened before and during the match.

I have been interested in esports for years. I remember meeting a bookmaker at Tipsport and telling him that esports was something they should add to their betting markets. A year later, Tipsport had done exactly that.

Several years later, live FIFA matches caught my attention. Traditional football comes with a wealth of statistics and tables, whereas for competitive FIFA I could mostly find only match results. What was missing was context: which players were in form, how they performed against each other, and what longer-term data could reveal.

So I began building my own application to monitor and analyse every match. It now works with data from nearly two million matches and provides player comparisons, head-to-head records, form, tournament summaries, historical context, and live signals.

At the same time, I developed widgets for betting companies including Tipsport, Fortuna, and Betano. For a period, the system also supported my own match analysis: starting with CZK 1,000, I made roughly CZK 200,000 in profit. I do not present this as betting advice — and I no longer bet.

I later made the application available to a small group of users. In an ironic twist, Tipsport noticed what I was doing and blocked my account on a forum where I had been very active. The system continues to run for a small group of people and analyse matches using new metrics.

What LEETgg brings

It goes beyond the final score and adds context: what happened, why it may have happened, and how the individual data points fit together.

Project previews

Player comparison in the LEETgg.com analytics platform Open preview Tournament statistics in the LEETgg.com analytics platform Open preview

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