Esports Integrity Commission

The Esports Integrity Commission (ESIC) is a not-for-profit members' association that works against cheating and betting-related corruption in esports, with offices in Shrewsbury, United Kingdom, and Parramatta, Australia. Established in 2016, it administers an Anti-Corruption Code, investigates breaches and publishes sanctions. Betting operators, gambling regulators, law enforcement agencies, data providers and monitoring companies take part as Anti-Corruption Supporters and share information through its Suspicious Betting Alert Network, although ESIC states that betting operators do not form part of its voting membership. It also runs the Esports Betting Product Standard, a certification for tournament organisers that stage matches specifically for betting products, and says it cooperates with regulators and police, including Victoria Police's Sporting Integrity Intelligence Unit.

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