In an exciting development for tech sports enthusiasts, Game Theory has secured an impressive $2 million in a pre-Series A funding round. The investment comes from a group of notable investors, including Nitin Kamath’s Rainmatter, tennis star Rohan Bopanna, WEH Ventures, Prequate Advisory, and Balakrishna Adiga, demonstrating growing confidence in the potential of this innovative sports brand.
This recent funding success builds upon Game Theory’s earlier achievement of raising $500,000 during its angel round in 2020, with support from investors like Techstars and others.

Game Theory has ambitious plans for the future, with the newly acquired capital set to be allocated toward various vital initiatives. The company intends to advance its technology, enhance skill-based matchmaking capabilities, introduce coaching products, and expand the accessibility of intelligent sporting facilities nationwide. The company made these intentions clear in a recent press release.

Established in 2018 by Sudeep Kulkarni, Game Theory has made a name for itself by offering interactive features that elevate the sports experience for users. Real-time scorekeeping, video highlights, professional sports statistics, and on-court matchmaking are just a few examples of what the brand brings. The company’s overarching goal is to broaden its reach by increasing the number of centres and diversifying its sports offerings. In addition to badminton, swimming, and squash, Game Theory will soon introduce tennis, table tennis, and football.