Esports startup Dojo Madness raised $6 million

The Berlin-based company Dojo Madness, which is engaged in the creation of educational applications for esports athletes, has received investments in the amount of $ 6 million.

The main amount came from the venture division of The Raine Group.

The money will go to the development of Dojo Madness services. The company has four of them so far:

• LOLSUMO – virtual coach for League of Legends;
• OVERSUMO – Virtual Overwatch Trainer;
• DOTASUMO – Virtual DOTA 2 Coach;
• Shadow.GG – A SaaS platform focused on professional teams playing Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, League of Legends and DOTA 2.

All of them collect data on how exactly their user is playing, and then give a summary of the sessions, allowing the gamer to analyze and improve their gaming performance.

Source: VentureBeat