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Project story

LEETgg

  • Esports
  • Live data
  • Nearly 2M matches

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

Esports has interested me for years. I remember meeting a bookmaker from Tipsport and telling him that esports was a great thing they should add to their offer. A year later, esports was indeed part of Tipsport.

Several years later, live FIFA matches caught my attention. In conventional football there are many statistics and tables available, while in esports FIFA I was mostly finding results. I missed better context: who was in form, how players performed against each other, and what could be read from longer-term data.

That is why I started building my own application to monitor and evaluate every match. Today, its database works with nearly two million matches and shows player comparison, head-to-head, form, tournament overviews, historical context, and live signals.

At the same time, I developed widgets for betting companies including Tipsport, Fortuna, and Betano. During one period, the system also helped me evaluate matches for my own use: a 1,000 CZK stake grew to approximately 200,000 CZK in profit. This is not intended as betting advice — I no longer bet actively today.

I later made the application available to a small group of users. An ironic footnote was that Tipsport noticed the activity and blocked my account on a forum where I had been very active. The system still runs for a small group of people and continues to evaluate new metrics.

What LEETgg brings

Instead of a result alone, it gives 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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