OG built its reputation in Dota 2, where it won The International in 2018 and again in 2019, the first organisation to take the title twice.
In May 2026, the OG Counter-Strike 2 roster gained a second name. The team now competes as OG.Dexsport, a crypto sportsbook and casino, became its headline sponsor.
Name rights rank as the most visible deal in esports sponsorship. Shirts, overlays and social posts all follow the name, so the deal puts Dexsport in front of CS2 audiences every time the team plays.
The Partnership at a Glance
The core facts come from the partnership announcement published on 20 May 2026.
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Role: official Web3 partner, with the lead sponsor slot on the CS2 squad
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Team name: OG.Dexsport, used across tournaments and broadcasts
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In-game leader: cadiaN, the Danish player Casper Møller
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Voices on the deal: Dexsport CMO Anastasia and OG chief executive Xavier Oswald
Rosters change often in Counter-Strike, so player details can move quickly. The Dexsport sponsorship itself holds at organisation level, which gives it more stability than any single line-up.
Four Parts of the Deal
Headline status comes first, yet the announcement describes a wider programme of activity around the roster.
1. Brand Presence In Game and On Stage
You can spot the Dexsport name on in-game assets, team kit and event stages wherever the squad competes. Every mention of OG.Dexsport by a caster or a results table repeats the brand without extra cost.
2. Weekly Content Between Matches
Fans get behind-the-scenes content every week, with a view of practice, travel, and team life. This steady flow keeps the name visible between tournaments.
3. Giveaways and Fan Campaigns
Joint giveaways and fan campaigns connect the team's audience with Dexsport's community. These pushes tend to peak around major events, when attention on the roster climbs.
4. Rewards Tied to Results
Some rewards link directly to OG.Dexsport's results, so fans share in the team's good days. Performance-linked perks turn a sponsorship into something supporters follow match by match.
A Team Name Suits a Crypto Sportsbook
Counter-Strike draws one of the largest audiences in esports, and much of that audience already uses crypto and follows esports markets. CS2 team sponsorship at this level reaches those fans where they already spend time, inside broadcasts and community channels.
This partnership also fits a broader Dexsport esports story. Back in February 2026 the platform added Chiliz's CHZ token and ran a CHZ Mega Drop worth $50,000, so a sports-token integration, an esports team and a crypto cashier all point at the same fan-first audience.
Brand recognition matters in a crowded field of crypto sportsbooks. Team names give Dexsport a presence that banner ads alone rarely match, and CryptoDaily pointed to the OG deal in its 2026 awards write-up.
Dexsport's Esports Board Behind the Jersey
Dexsport covers more than 20 esports titles, with Counter-Strike 2 among the most active, and lists 79 esports market types in its rules. Match winners, map handicaps and totals stand alongside tournament outrights for the big CS2 events.
Tournament promotions run through the year as well. Past campaigns in its archive include a CS2 Pick'em and a Dota 2 freebet drop around The International 2026, which links the Dota 2 heritage of OG with current campaigns.
Players who follow Counter-Strike markets should check stake limits per event, since they vary by competition. The operator holds an Anjouan licence, and anyone new to it should read the house rules first.
Conclusion
OG brought two Dota 2 world titles and a global fan base to the deal. Dexsport brought a crypto sportsbook, a casino and prediction markets, and put its name on OG's Counter-Strike 2 roster from May 2026.
The partnership covers visibility in-game and on stage, weekly content, fan campaigns and rewards tied to results. It also ties into Dexsport's CHZ integration and its wider push into esports.
Fans who decide to wager on CS2 matches should confirm the law where they live, set a spend limit, and wait until they are of legal age, since KYC or AML checks may apply. Responsible gambling matters most when loyalty to a team clouds judgement.
Disclaimer: The information here is provided for general purposes only and is not legal, tax, investment, or financial advice. Sponsorship terms, rosters and platform features change, so check current details before relying on them. Esports wagers involve risk, and rules vary by country, so check the law where you live. Please play responsibly, within your means, and only if you are of legal age.
