BLEED Esports Partners With eNDX Fantasy Game Platform

Singapore-based esports organization BLEED Esports has entered into a partnership with the fantasy trading platform eNDX. The collaboration integrates the organization’s Counter-Strike 2 roster into the platform’s exchange, allowing users to buy, sell, and collect virtual shares of professional players. While the financial terms and duration of the agreement remain undisclosed, the deal includes a revenue-sharing model where the organization receives a percentage of proceeds generated from the trading of its players.

The eNDX platform functions as a stock-market-style fantasy game, though it does not grant users actual ownership or control over the athletes. The service is subject to geographic restrictions, with access prohibited for users in the United States, China, and regions under international sanctions, such as Russia and Iran. Participants must also meet age and eligibility requirements to engage with the platform.

This partnership aligns with a broader trend of esports organizations diversifying their revenue streams through digital asset and fantasy gaming integrations. BLEED Esports, which maintains a presence in multiple titles including Valorant, Dota 2, and Rainbow Six Siege, continues to expand its commercial portfolio alongside existing sponsors such as the streaming platform Kick and the appliance manufacturer Ruhens. This move follows a similar agreement between eNDX and Guild Esports, signaling the platform's ongoing efforts to onboard professional teams into its virtual trading ecosystem.