On which esports you place bets

[Little Mouse]

Recently, I was asked by one of my clients to check out which esports betting bitcointalk users are most interested. I wasn't really aware of esports betting much. Because I really don't gamble a lot. Can you please share which esports you used to place bets on? It would be a great helping hand to find out the right one. Client was interested in offering bonus for bitcointalk users.

[Minor Miner]

Normally, I used to bet in CS:GO and DOTA2,
But, Riot games is also on my favorite list, when the Valorant champions started last year I didn't miss any of their game show.
I have to say that Valorant is not much popular that's why many gambling websites didn't add that tournament to their bookie.
Sometimes I wager on Fortnite, But, Fortnite is not much favorite to me, their tournaments seem childish to me .
Overall, DOTA2 & CS:GO is perfect for you if you are a heavy gambler & like fighting.

[madnessteat]

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I absolutely agree with you. CS:GO and DOTA2 are the most popular games among bettors. I used to bet only on CS:GO because this game is more understandable to me than DOTA2. Most likely to understand DOTA2 you need to play it yourself but I have no time for that unfortunately.


Little Mouse, I think if your client will make a bonus to CS:GO he will not make a mistake.

[Oceat]

Back in the days I used to bet on DOTA2 since it was a trend to all my friends who also play and bet DOTA2 matches. But since the start of lockdown during COVID-19, most of us doesn't play it anymore though since we can't hangout together like we used to before. I'm kinda familiar with CSGO though although, it's not my type of game but my friends used to play it too in the past. But I still watch DOTA2 matches through streaming especially if my favorite team or player is streaming.

[dothebeats]

I usually bet on Dota 2 and CS:GO, though sometimes I bet on huge events on League of Legends whenever I receive a tip from my friends. I've been into the esports betting scene since the days of Dota 2 Lounge, and have earned some nice items and cash on it when I was just starting. Eventually though, the esports gambling scene became stale and I left it completely. New names going on to the sport means countless hours of watching how they play as a team, and I cannot allot more time to it anymore.

[blockman]

Dota 2 and CSGO are the most common esports that I see in the forum. These two games are likely the most popular in terms of esports betting. Although there are other esports/games that are in there but, in my observation, the interest of many are within those games.
If you're into MOBA games, Dota 2 is easy to understand as it's like the OG game for that game type. While CSGO, all of us grew up playing counterstrike.

[magneto]

Recently, I was asked by one of my clients to check out which esports betting bitcointalk users are most interested. I wasn't really aware of esports betting much. Because I really don't gamble a lot. Can you please share which esports you used to place bets on? It would be a great helping hand to find out the right one. Client was interested in offering bonus for bitcointalk users.

CS:GO for sure.

The games are just the right amount of time, and usually you can find betting pools for CSGO quite easily given that it has the most liquidity out of all esports.

I also find that you can usually get the best betting limits on major CSGO games compared to other tournaments.

[OgNasty]

Gambling on esports seems like some weird thing you'd see in a movie about the future.  It's crazy to think about how big this business has become.  I'm even seeing on NFL games now they have weird replays where the people are generated animations like out of a video game.  It seems this is the direction the world is going.  Pretty soon we'll be having entire football teams of video game players.  I must admit I thought it was pretty crazy, but it makes more sense then robot sports, which is sort of what I was expecting for the future when I was a kid.  Now with the rise in digital capabilities and now the coming metaverse, it seems pretty obvious the future of sports is not robotics, but virtual.  I guess I should probably dip my toe in at some point.  I wish I was younger, I would probably care more.  Nowadays video games are less about winning for me and more about having ridiculous fun in any way possible (usually trolling).

[ralle14]

I prefer DOTA 2 over CSGO only because it's one of the games that I played the most during my free time, but I still bet on CSGO and other games like Call of Duty and League from time to time once the regular season starts. From my betting experience recently CSGO is slightly more predictable because in DOTA the odds provider tend to overvalue a lot of teams in certain matchups and most of the strong teams failed to deliver this season. Anyway, i'm looking forward to the bonus they're offering and hopefully they'd have a huge market similar to what nitrogensports offer. 

[johhnyUA]

I'm not e-sport true fan, but in all my life i bet on two games: Few times on CS:GO (i bet only on Natus Vincere, known as NaVi) and one time for team in League of Legends (it's more popular in the USA and Europe, as i know). Mostly just for fun, rather expecting some profits (despite both times I bet on CSGO i had won)

Dota 2 and CSGO are the most common esports that I see in the forum. These two games are likely the most popular in terms of esports betting.

LoL is also very popular.

[Lanatsa]

Recently, I was asked by one of my clients to check out which esports betting bitcointalk users are most interested. I wasn't really aware of esports betting much. Because I really don't gamble a lot. Can you please share which esports you used to place bets on? It would be a great helping hand to find out the right one. Client was interested in offering bonus for bitcointalk users.

CS:GO and DOTA 2

Ive been betting on these games for years now yet im also a gamer which it would really be just fits out on my interest and knowledge and make out bets depending on the game
which I do see that I could potentially win.

Other than that I could also make bets on Valorant too and the list would really be long as long you do know those esports out there.
Its not that appealing on making bets if you don't know the game in the first place.

[Fortify]

Recently, I was asked by one of my clients to check out which esports betting bitcointalk users are most interested. I wasn't really aware of esports betting much. Because I really don't gamble a lot. Can you please share which esports you used to place bets on? It would be a great helping hand to find out the right one. Client was interested in offering bonus for bitcointalk users.

It's surprising that more modern games like Call of Duty and PUB G are not featured more heavily on crypto sportsbooks, but I guess the older games have had time to develop more leagues. I've played a few counter strike and Fifa bets in the past, there's a bit more profit to be made but a single player can easily collapse in one game. I think we'll start to see more up to date games coming on stream faster in future, I guess it just comes down to all the infrastructure and having a super speed monitoring ability in place, to prevent any abuse by middlemen placing bets with faster information. It might mean you can only place bets pre-game rather than ingame, but there seems to be a large untapped market there with a younger audience who want to spend money.

[samcrypto]

I’m a Dota player so I always bet on DOTA2 since I’m more familiar with the teams and I really enjoy watching them playing. I tried to bet before on CSGO and I’m really confuse about it, not a fat of any teams with regards to CS. Well, these two has been the top options for eSport and hopefully they’ll stay on top, DOTA is my childhood games, really miss playing on a local tournaments.

[LTU_btc]

I'm old fashioned person, I don't bet on any esports. I don't follow esports and I have no idea about it, it would be a bit stupid for me to bet on it. Everyone have different preferences, but for me it's just not interesting to watch how other people playing all these games. Some will say that's almost same like watching how others are playing football, basketball or any other sport, but for me it's not same.

Gambling on esports seems like some weird thing you'd see in a movie about the future.  It's crazy to think about how big this business has become.  I'm even seeing on NFL games now they have weird replays where the people are generated animations like out of a video game.  It seems this is the direction the world is going.

I think recently there was NFL broadcast on Nickelodeon with various kind of animations included. It's done to attract younger audience to real, not virtual sport, what isn't easy task now. Crazy stuff:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjimpPivaOQ

[goaldigger]

Dota 2 and CSGO are the most common esports that I see in the forum. These two games are likely the most popular in terms of esports betting. Although there are other esports/games that are in there but, in my observation, the interest of many are within those games.
If you're into MOBA games, Dota 2 is easy to understand as it's like the OG game for that game type. While CSGO, all of us grew up playing counterstrike.

There other options but they can’t still hit the mainstream and you can see on cryptobooks, most of the eSports are about DOTA2 and CSGO. I admit that I’m also playing bet on these two since they have the best odds and they are also popular in my country, we even have our daily bet as a player. Counterstrike never gets old, such a great game to play with.

[boyptc]

Gambling on esports seems like some weird thing you'd see in a movie about the future.  It's crazy to think about how big this business has become.  I'm even seeing on NFL games now they have weird replays where the people are generated animations like out of a video game.  It seems this is the direction the world is going. Pretty soon we'll be having entire football teams of video game players.

There's even FIFA(the video game) betting and that's where really the world is leading. We've got some games that are allowing us to earn and soon, there will be bets for it. These players for any esports have their own professional players as well, like an actual athletes.

I wish I was younger, I would probably care more.  Nowadays video games are less about winning for me and more about having ridiculous fun in any way possible (usually trolling).

Still, you can enjoy to get on with the trend of video games. It makes us younger and those betting are just for additional fun if you're up for it but I do agree to you that they're more enjoyable just to play it.

@OP, majority is saying for two popular esports and I do say the same thing as well but I'm more for Dota 2.

[crzy]

This remind me of my younger days, I used to play the old version of these two and honestly, once a gamer always  be a gamer and that’s why I’m placing my bet on these two eSport until today. Dota is my favorite, I remember I can spend the whole day playing Dota and that will remain as my best gaming experience, good old days. Also, DOTA2 has a huge spotlight on eSport, with a huge reward on every TI games, that attracts a lot of gamers and gamblers for sure.

[DoublerHunter]

This remind me of my younger days, I used to play the old version of these two and honestly, once a gamer always  be a gamer and that’s why I’m placing my bet on these two eSport until today. Dota is my favorite, I remember I can spend the whole day playing Dota and that will remain as my best gaming experience, good old days. Also, DOTA2 has a huge spotlight on eSport, with a huge reward on every TI games, that attracts a lot of gamers and gamblers for sure.

^ Back days, this game is very popular and even me, I am do cutting classes just because of this game. Is still DOTA2 having a competition at this time?
As far as I know shooter game is very common in esports like CSGO, Crossfire, Call of Duty, and Valorant. Probably those games are very common in esports or League of Legends which is good like DOTA2. Shooter games are very common in esports and I think they will be well-known for those young people who like online games.

[Wexnident]

Some of the obvious choices I would have would be CSGO and Dota 2 (though I rarely do CSGO nowadays, I used to bet on some games). They're really famous eSports games and you wouldn't be wrong with offering bonuses for those. Other than that, Valorant is getting a lot of traction afaik, its eSports scene is developing (if not already) developed quite well already. There's also Apex legends (which is what I'm betting on most of the time right now). Pretty sure OP could also use the concurrent player base as a value to measure which games are popular, even if most of those players don't bet.

[bitterguy28]

there is no Option for both ? because i usually  bet on both, sometimes in CSGO and sometimes in Dota2 , though i also bet in Mobile legends but only in our local betting because there are no available for now here .

so I would not choose instead will vote for others lol.

This remind me of my younger days, I used to play the old version of these two and honestly, once a gamer always  be a gamer and that’s why I’m placing my bet on these two eSport until today. Dota is my favorite, I remember I can spend the whole day playing Dota and that will remain as my best gaming experience, good old days. Also, DOTA2 has a huge spotlight on eSport, with a huge reward on every TI games, that attracts a lot of gamers and gamblers for sure.

Yeah I missed DOTA1 and also Crossfire , and Diablo 123 , hope there will be available on such in the future.