North American esports and lifestyle organisation FaZe Clan has signed a multi-million-dollar esports sponsorship agreement with crypto casino Rollbit.
The partnership sees Rollbit become a Global Partner of FaZe Clan’s Counter-Strike team, who are currently ranked No. 1 in the Valve World Rankings.
The partnership is stated to be focused exclusively outside the US and regarded as “one of the largest sponsorship deals in the history of esports.”
Speaking about the deal, Erik Anderson, President, FaZe Clan, commented:
“We believe this marks one of the largest sponsorship deals in the history of Counter-Strike and esports, as brands like Rollbit look for new ways to connect with large, highly engaged global audiences. Today’s historic announcement not only demonstrates our shared commitment to competition and excellence, but also ensures a strong and enduring program for our fans. We are thrilled to embark on this partnership with Rollbit.“
Sam Norman, Head of Partnerships, Rollbit, added:
“Rollbit is excited to partner with FaZe Clan, the current number one Counter-Strike team in the world. We have long admired FaZe Clan and look forward to joining their global audience of over 500 million social followers. We’re looking forward to supporting and cheering for the Counter-Strike team as they aim to uphold their top global ranking throughout this year’s season. This collaboration marks another milestone for Rollbit as we continue to expand our sponsorship portfolio with other leading sports organisations.“
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