Esports Charts tapped by Amazon to deliver esports information through Alexa

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Esports Charts, which plays a vital role in developing the esports world through its analysis, announced it is making its database of esports information available via Amazon’s Alexa.

Founded to develop the esports market and collect and analyze data, Esports Charts continues to share its unique analytics service with the world. Thanks to these comprehensive analyzes, the popularity of esports is increasing day by day.

“By making our extensive esports database available through Amazon’s Alexa, we’re taking a monumental step towards making esports information more accessible than ever before,” says Ihor Kryvych, CTO of Esports Charts. “Enabling enthusiasts to effortlessly inquire about upcoming tournaments and stay attuned to the pulse of esports aligns perfectly with our mission of fostering transparency and awareness in the industry.”

Esports Charts’ analytics will provide esports information to Alexa so customers can ask for the most relevant and up-to-date esports tournaments’ details and also learn about real-time developments on all the professional esports tournaments held worldwide. Alexa customers can ask questions like “Alexa, when is the next ESL Impact League?” or “Alexa, where is VALORANT Champions 2023?” 

With this collaboration, Esports Charts hopes to drive audience attention to esports activities. Be informed of all the developments in the esports world with Alexa and Esports Charts!

Esports Charts is a multi-sense extensive data-mining and analytical agency for esports, traditional sports and entertainment. It is one of the largest public sources of streaming analytics in the world. The agency collects, researches, processes, and analyzes data and statistics of live tournaments, real-time in-game events, players’ and teams’ performances, and even spectator reactions and emotional contexts. Esports Charts’ statistics make esports more honest and transparent and help sponsors, organizers, and viewers to find out the degree of popularity of any broadcast and esports event.