ESports betting -CS:GO, DOTA 2, LOL, Valorant - discussion thread

[passwordnow]

So the Esports World Cup for dota is over and it sounded like Parivision had an easy grand final against BetBoom only allowing them to win a map.
Unfortunately was not able to watch them play with so many other things happening on the world stage in sports. But will hopefully have enough time to tune into The International next month to see if they can keep their winning ways alive.

Parivision seems ready for the TI and they're the crowd favorite which many think that they're going to win it. BetBoom shown strong in the playoffs and group stages but then, Parivision made it easy to beat them. I think one guy that has helped Parivision is Puppey. On an interview of no one, he's said that puppey isn't a strict coach and he wants everyone get involved to the draft and only suggests some good plays that they can adopt.

[ralle14]

This is one of the biggest underdog win I've seen so far. Im not sure if I jinx it with my words on the last post but seriously both T1 and Gen.G lost was kinda unexpected. What a wild dream for the underdogs

I also don't know how it happened, but it's starting to feel like the wide gap we used to see between the other regional teams is closing in.

At least on the final day of the tournament, Gen.G secured third place while DK rolled KC 3-0 in the final.

T1 still can't get over their shit drafts, so Gen.G easily cruised in the final map. As for DK, they made that win look easy, and KC was always getting outmatched on every role.

[Pumared]

This is one of the biggest underdog win I've seen so far. Im not sure if I jinx it with my words on the last post but seriously both T1 and Gen.G lost was kinda unexpected. What a wild dream for the underdogs

I also don't know how it happened, but it's starting to feel like the wide gap we used to see between the other regional teams is closing in.

At least on the final day of the tournament, Gen.G secured third place while DK rolled KC 3-0 in the final.

T1 still can't get over their shit drafts, so Gen.G easily cruised in the final map. As for DK, they made that win look easy, and KC was always getting outmatched on every role.

I still don't understand what happened with T1 to make a draft that seems like everyone just picks what they want and good luck to the team. I hope this gets fixed for the regional and world championships. It's strange, and even difficult, to bet on them this way.

[Jossque]

The Blast Bounty 2026 Season 2 matches have begun. In the tournament’s first match, M80 faced off against Ninjas in Pyjamas. NiP managed to win the match 2-0. NiP displayed strong teamwork, and it’s worth noting that they made a strong impression with their new roster.
The second match currently underway in the tournament is between Astralis and Nemesis. The first map, Nuke, was selected by Nemesis, but Astralis isn’t playing it too badly either.

[Pumared]

The Blast Bounty 2026 Season 2 matches have begun. In the tournament’s first match, M80 faced off against Ninjas in Pyjamas. NiP managed to win the match 2-0. NiP displayed strong teamwork, and it’s worth noting that they made a strong impression with their new roster.
The second match currently underway in the tournament is between Astralis and Nemesis. The first map, Nuke, was selected by Nemesis, but Astralis isn’t playing it too badly either.

That's great to hear! I was getting bored without a CS tournament. I hadn't heard of NiP in ages, but this blast brought together several teams I'd never heard of. Will any of them stand out from the already well-known ones? I saw that Astralis already lost a map.

[rdbase]

The Blast Bounty 2026 Season 2 matches have begun. In the tournament’s first match, M80 faced off against Ninjas in Pyjamas. NiP managed to win the match 2-0. NiP displayed strong teamwork, and it’s worth noting that they made a strong impression with their new roster.
The second match currently underway in the tournament is between Astralis and Nemesis. The first map, Nuke, was selected by Nemesis, but Astralis isn’t playing it too badly either.

Noticed that this tournament just started and glad I am finally watching one from the first day as Blast is my favorite of all them because it is in bounty format.
Currently watching Astralis and as @Pumared had already mentioned they dropped a map but seemed to have straightened the ship and have won the third map.
Waiting for MOUZ to take on a new comers Nuclear TigeRES in the next match of day one,

[Pumared]

The Blast Bounty 2026 Season 2 matches have begun. In the tournament’s first match, M80 faced off against Ninjas in Pyjamas. NiP managed to win the match 2-0. NiP displayed strong teamwork, and it’s worth noting that they made a strong impression with their new roster.
The second match currently underway in the tournament is between Astralis and Nemesis. The first map, Nuke, was selected by Nemesis, but Astralis isn’t playing it too badly either.

Noticed that this tournament just started and glad I am finally watching one from the first day as Blast is my favorite of all them because it is in bounty format.
Currently watching Astralis and as @Pumared had already mentioned they dropped a map but seemed to have straightened the ship and have won the third map.
Waiting for MOUZ to take on a new comers Nuclear TigeRES in the next match of day one,

Man, MOUZ's Ancient match was very tight, a performance I really enjoyed and hadn't seen in a while. They won 2-0, but Ancient surprised me by winning 13-6. I'll see how the other teams are doing, but for me, if they play on this map again, it's already a very good bet.