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Date published: September 21, 2021
Betting on Esports is now more popular than ever before, particularly as the Esports industry continues to thrive.
Today you’ll find a plethora of Esports events that take place around the clock, as well as professional Esports teams, many that are in fact associated with real-life sports clubs.
For bookmakers and punters that value certainty of outcome, Esports betting is a dream; there’s little chance of postponements and in most cases Esports events can even match the excitement of traditional live sport!
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Esports is a new form of sport which adds a competitive element to video gaming. As online gaming has become increasingly popular, the competition side has grown incredibly, to the point where tournaments are paying millions in prize money and arenas are selling out so people can watch!
The competitive element can vary, with dozens of video games now under the Esports umbrella, ranging from fantasy games to war titles, sports and more.
Esports ultimately sees two teams or competitors go head-to-head, playing a particular game. It’s simple, effective and appeals to exactly what punters want to bet on.
The number of different Esports you can bet on is huge, with many games having a large number of tournaments taking place across the world, all available to bet on.
For example, League of Legends stages various competitions as well as leagues and tournaments specific to continents and countries.
League of Legends is certainly among the most popular Esports with fans and punters, while the likes of Counter Strike and DOTA 2 are also commonly found on bookmaker sites.
Esports which are available to bet on include:
Alongside this, you’ll also regularly find special one-off tournaments across many different games, usually in aid of charity, also available to back.
Like all sports, you’ll find a range of different Esports markets which you can wager on. You bet on them in exactly the same way as real sports markets, by simply adding them to your betslip and placing your bet.
Match Result is naturally the most popular market that’s available across all Esports events, alongside outright winner markets for particular tournaments.
Additionally, you’ll also find correct score markets are common, as well as ‘First Map’ markets, which operate in the same way as ‘First Goalscorer’ markets in football.
The over/under market is also popular, giving punters the ability to bet on the number of goals or maps in a game.
Many bookmakers now run eSport Free Bet Offers for many events, some of which are available on a weekly basis.
Most bookmakers these days will offer Esports markets to bet on and you’ll generally find markets are constantly being added and updated daily.
Brands such as Paddy Power and William Hill have a huge range from which to choose from, alongside the likes of bet365, many bookies also offer live Esports streaming.
All the brands we recommend have a good range of Esports betting markets and are completely tried and trusted, with a solid range of betting offers available so you can make your cash go further.
You’ll find dozens of reputable UK bookies on our Bookmakers Reviews page, with full details on how to sign up, deposit and play.
The very best bookmakers for Esports can be found below.
Bookie Esports Offered Visit
Bet365 Arena of Valor, League of Legends, DOTA2, CS:GO, King of Glory, Starcraft, Call of Duty, Starcraft 2, Valorant Visit
Betfair League of Legends, DOTA 2, FIFA, Starcraft 2, Call of Duty, CS:GO, Dota 2 - Mars, Starcraft 2, ESupercars, Rainbow 6 Visit
Betfred League of Legends, DOTA2, CS:GO, Starcraft Visit
888Sport Call of Duty, CS:GO, Dota 2, League of Legends, Starcraft, Starcraft 2, Valorant Visit
Unibet League of Legends, DOTA2, CS:GO, Starcraft, Call of Duty, Starcraft 2, Valorant Visit
Whilst Esports betting continues to rise in popularity – the main betting sites for Esports live streams are Bet365, Paddy Power and Betfred. The following titles are amongst the most popular at the moment :
o LOL (League of Legends)
o CS:GO (Counter Strike:Global Offensive)
o DOTA2 (Defense of the Ancients)
o Rocket League
– There are a whole host of markets, tournaments and matches available for Esports live streaming for the above titles – the ones listed above are merely there as a guide to the ‘bigger’ events.
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