BETBY says it becomes first ESIC CPU v CPU Gold Standard recipient
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BETBY said it became the first company to receive the Esports Integrity Commission’s CPU v CPU Gold Standard for its Betby Games portfolio. The accreditation followed an on-site audit, further evidence submissions and an independent review, and covers 17 mandatory control areas.
The Esports Integrity Commission has awarded its CPU v CPU Gold Standard to BETBY’s Betby Games esports offering, the first such accreditation for a company, according to a press release. The accreditation came after an on-site audit, subsequent evidence submissions and an independent review.
The framework applies to esports competitions whose results are supplied to betting markets. Its 17 mandatory control areas apply to content in which software controls the competing participants.
The certification covers the assessed Betby Games CPU v CPU portfolio, including how matches are hosted and run automatically, how results are protected and how infrastructure is secured. It also covers access and changes, system architecture, monitoring and incident response. The mandatory controls aim to manage critical match systems, prevent outside influence and unauthorised changes, and retain records for investigations and independent examination.
Ongoing compliance and cooperation with ESIC are central to the award, its chief executive Stephen Hanna said.