Real Luck Group is proud to announce our sponsorship of Thunder Awaken, one of Peru’s top esports teams.
The Real Luck Group and its subsidiary companies doing business as Luckbox are proud to sponsor one of the leading esports teams in Peru, Thunder Awaken.
The Real Luck Group has been on an acquisition spree lately, and this sponsorship marks another important step for them in their marketing rollout. They recently acquired a player from Brazil that will help take things further south of Latin America!
The group added that Peru’s Thunder Awaken is the country’s largest professional team with a loyal and expanding fan base of over 16 million across their full network. It will compete in Dota 2 at The International 11, one of 2022 most watched esports events seeing an impressive 30% growth this year alone!
With Peru being such an important market for Real Luck Group, Director of Marketing Daniel Sanders announced that they are expanding their online casino and sportsbook offerings to bettors in this vibrant economy.
“We’re excited to be able represent the Luckbox brand in such a prestigious competition and look forward working with local regulators as we continue our growth strategy across Latin America.”
With the integration of Thunder Awaken’s branding into its esports marketing strategy, Peru will be presented as a major player in this growing industry.
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