Esports organisation OG Esports has announced a one-year Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) headline sponsorship deal with crypto casino Dexsport.

The agreement will see the organisation’s competitive CS2 division renamed OG.Dexsport for the duration of the partnership. The collaboration aims to scale the betting brand’s presence within the global Counter-Strike 2 community while financing digital fan activations, giveaways, and weekly behind-the-scenes content.

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The commercial activation builds directly on a technical alignment completed between the two entities earlier this year. In February 2026, Dexsport integrated $CHZ, the native cryptocurrency of the Chiliz Chain, onto its betting protocol. Because the Chiliz Group operates as the parent company of OG Esports, the roster sponsorship serves as a direct marketing extension of the protocol’s blockchain integration, allowing token holders to utilize the asset within the platform’s ecosystem.

“We always build long term sustainable projects at OG, and this new partnership with Dexsport helps strengthen OG Counter-Strike 2,” stated Xavier Oswald, CEO of OG Esports. “It is always exciting to work with innovative and experience driven partners such as Dexsport. I look forward to the future we will build together.”

In September 2025, Chiliz Group acquired a 51% controlling stake in the organisation, appointing original co-founder Oswald as CEO to run business operations.

The title sponsorship highlights a growing tendency in which crypto casinos are progressively blending their brands intoto the tags of CS2 teams. The trend could be observed through Gamdom, which in 2025 closed a naming rights deal with Brazilian organisation Imperial, and BC.GAME, which created its own team and made a major statement in the competitive scene by signing CS2 star Oleksandr “s1mple” Kostyliev.

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