Maximizing Data in Gaming IP with GRID Platform
summary
GRID ingests official game-server events and exposes live, historical and aggregated feeds via a title-agnostic SDK that maps common datapoints so new FPS or MOBA titles go live in about two weeks or up to a month for different genres. Partners include Riot, Krafton, Ubisoft and Valve rights holders; customers use it for portals, micro‑betting and team analytics. A public program supports SDK in two weeks, Open Access: 200+ projects and a hackathon: 800 participants, 30+ projects, +13% users/month.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Esports data analytics intro
- 1:48What is GRID platform
- 5:22Types of Esports data feeds
- 7:04Traditional sports data comparison
- 9:52Why official Esports data matters
- 11:20GRID’s data infrastructure role
- 14:11Data journey through GRID
- 16:39Atlanta Major case study
- 19:17Community innovation with data
- 20:45GRID Open Access hackathons
- 23:33Valorant franchise data portal
- 24:59Data in gaming IP
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