Tip for the match: Liquid Moneyline / 2.15 at Kambi, 1.25/5 units
Why should you play it?
This is the last chance for Liquid to show that we need to take the Liquid core serious and it’s also time for Liquid to show some decent CS.
With a 4 week break to practice some crazy CS, Liquid should be 100% prepared for this game. There is no excuse now!
Heroic choked big time at the Major. It was a close defeat to Complexity, but a direct car crash against Virtus Pro and Pain. Horrendous CS!
Liquid HAVE TO match the individual firepower Heroic brings to the server. NAF, Twistzz and Yekindar? What’s not to like. IF those tree players bring their A-game, we could get a firework.
BO1 games has its own life. It often speaks in favor for the underdogs. I expect to see a game where liquid is keeping up the entire game.
Liquid and especially Cadian must be disappointed over the fact that they missed this year’s major. They have had several weeks to put the disappointment behind them unlike Heroic that haven’t had much time after Copenhagen to get over the disappointment. I’m not saying the this means Heroic won’t be 100% focused on the Chinese tournament, but they may still be a bit mentally shocked after Copenhagen.
Even though Cadian haven’t played with the current Heroic core, he still has an edge here because he knows the players with a Danish flag and for example their playing style.
Keep an eye on it?
Heroic have played more games recently than Liquid and their shape looks better.
In my opinion if Heroic brings their A-game, Liquid can get in trouble.
We still haven’t seen what liquid are capable off. So, what is their A-game? There are still a lot of questions regarding Liquid because they haven’t brought a constant streak as a team or individually.
If Heroic gets an early lead I for sure think Liquid will be hit on the mental aspect, and it will be a struggle for them to come back.
The release of Counter-Strike 2 is right around the corner, with many fans getting access through an early invitation from Valve. The Pros are beginning to make the transition from Global Offensive to this new competitive medium of CS2 with an updated engine, graphics, and gameplay features.
At a basic level, Counter-Strike 2 is effectively the same game as its predecessor, CS:GO, meaning we will probably see the same names in the pro scene at the first major tournament. Right now, there are a few names standing out from the rest. Here are the top 5 professional players in CS2.
Ropz spent years trying to conquer CS:GO. Through cheating accusations and tough tournaments, this incredible player’s talent shone through even at times when his team fell short. A win at the PGL Antwerp Major in 2022 set his name in stone as one of the greatest to ever touch the Counter-Strike franchise.
Robin Cool represents a new generation of CS players. He started playing at 15 and found inspiration watching tournaments and saw that the original players starting to get… “old”. With a start making content in Call of Duty and the original Count-Strike, he showed he was able to compete with the best through Faceit.
Ropz now competes alongside his FaZe clan teammates and dominates the pro scene, whilst creating awesome content on both YouTube and Twitch.
broky
Full Name: Helvijs Saukants
Nationality: Latvia
Current Team: FaZe Clan
Role: AWPer
Total Winnings: $827,615
If you’re a fan of Counter-Strike, it’s likely you will have heard broky’s name. He broke onto the pro scene at only 19 and quickly became one of the most dominant players in the game. As an AWPer, he plays his best in clutch situations where every shot counts. However, before he made a name at the top of the professional ladder, he was dominating in lower-tier CS tournaments and Faceit games.
Like many other Counter-Strike pros, broky began to make a name playing in local tournaments and competing for amateur teams such as Wolfsung Esports, a Latvian team.
Broky now plays alongside Ropz on FaZe Clan‘s roster. The team recently won the Intel Grand Slam Season 4 and the ESL Pro League Season 17. We can’t wait to see this young star transfer over to CS2 and show off some of his incredible skills in this new era of Counter-Strike.
ZywOo
Full Name: Mathieu Herbaut
Nationality: France
Current Team: Team Vitality
Role: AWPer
Total Winnings: $811,974
ZywOo may be the fastest-growing player in Counter-Strike history… maybe even the history of Esports. The French Counter-Strike scene quickly became a force to be reckoned with and names like Kenny S and screaM put the French rosters on the map. However, constant news of internal problems led to a lot of teams collapsing the the French scene became stagnant and changes were simply a case of “too little, too late”.
This left a vacuum in France for small teams to fill. This is where ZywOo made his name. Hailed as “The Chosen One” expectations were extremely high for him to be the best of the best and compete at the top.
m0NESY plays for G2 Esports, one of the biggest organizations in Esports to date. However, the young pro started playing on the NAVI junior roster and was expected to join the main roster alongside S1mple. Unfortunately, Ilya had other plans to define his own path.
The Russian pro was quickly told he would be the next S1mple. Although this may be a lot of pressure, he was confident in his skills. As a Global Elite at age 10, it’s easy to see why.
S1mple
Full Name: Oleksandr Kostyljev (Олександр Олегович Костилєв)
Nationality: Ukraine
Current Team: NAVI (Natus Vincere)
Role: AWPer
Total Winnings: $1,708,047
S1mple is quite literally the greatest Counter-Strike player ever. When S1mple joined NAVI, he began to grow as one of the best and in 2020 he was expected to win his first Major tournament alongside a dominant roster. Unfortunately, the COVID lockdown put a halt to this chance and the community thought it may be over for him.
This couldn’t be more wrong. During PGL Stockholm 2021, S1mple dominated G2 in the finals with a 2-0 win. He then went on to win the BLAST Premier Fall Finals and the World Finals in that same year.
NAVI and S1mple will return in CS2, but only time will tell if he can continue to be the GOAT of Counter-Strike.
Valve just released a new batch of Counter-Strike 2 invitations to the CS:GO player base. Essentially, if you have a rank (e.g. Gold Nona) and Prime status you should now have access to CS2 early access. As CS:GO is one of the biggest Esports titles, there are a lot of players trying to get their hands on the game.
With this, comes a range of new updates including a complete overhaul to the map Inferno and a brand new Premier rank system. This system completes shakes up the standard Counter-Strike formula, with a structure that resembles the Faceit model.
If this system is a little overwhelming or confusing, don’t worry, it is! Here’s everything you need to know.
Counter-Strike 2 features a brand new competitive rank system, also known as MMR (Matchmaking Rank). This uses a number-based system rather than the original CS:GO method of separated ranks.
Here is the current setup for the Premier Ranks:
0-4,999 – Grey
5,000-9,999 – Light Blue
10,000-14,999 – Blue
15,000-19,999 – Purple
20,000-24,999 – Pink
25,000-29,999 – Red
30,000-35,000 – Gold
Although this coloring system is new to the ranks of Counter-Strike, it takes inspiration from the quality seen in items of CS:GO.
If you still prefer the original ranking system, don’t worry, it is still implemented in CS2, but in a slightly different way. There will be a “competitive” mode separate from “premier” that will still allow players to choose which map they play. However, instead of having an overall rank, the player will have a rank for each map.
For example, players can exclusively play Mirage in the competitive mode and reach Global Elite but will still be Silver in other maps like Vertigo or Inferno. Remember… this does not affect the new Premier ranks as they are in their own game mode.
Comparison to CS:GO
At a glance, it may seem like there are fewer ranks in CS2 when transferring over from CS:GO. The immediate assumption here is that it is far easier to rise through the ranks, however, this is not the case.
Valve has restructured the original ranks to cater to the top end of the player base allowing for more diversity in skill when climbing the ranks. Here’s a quick breakdown of the new premier ranks compared to the old CS:GO system:
Silver – Grey
Gold Nova – Light Blue
Master Guardian – Blue
DMG/LE – Purple
LEM – Pink
Supreme Master First Class – Red
Global Elite – 30,000-35,000 – Gold
Although the above has not been confirmed, this is simply an assumption based on the information provided by Valve. This structure condenses all of the Silver and Gold Nova ranks into 2 colors, prioritizing the ranks at the top end and giving players further breathing room to grow.
The big question on everyone’s mind is; “Are premier ranks better?”. Right now, it’s unclear. The community has mixed opinions on the current system which is absolutely understandable as it is a massive change on a system that hasn’t changed in over a decade.
In general, this should be good for the majority of the player base. However, the Premier system definitely needs some fine-tuning before it is perfected. Additional changes to gameplay also shake up the meta making it difficult to assess the current situation.
So… what do you think of this new system? Let us know on Twitter (X.com) at @BestOfBetsUK.
With the recent influx of funding from Saudi Arabia, Esports’ prize pool, interest, and viewership are on the rise once again – especially with the introduction of Gamers8. During the Lockdown of 2020, Esports went through a period of massive growth as few other sports were able to compete with the nature of how Esports is played.
Now that we are back to normal living, sponsors are unhappy with the decrease in viewership we are now seeing, with some stating that “Esports is dead”. However, this is not the case.
Although Esports viewership has declined since 2020, we are now seeing large investors backing the industry at a crucial time for the sport. ESL, the largest Esports production company, has received massive investment from Saudi Arabia – and the same can be said for the new Gamers8 tournament hosted in Riyadh.
But how successful was Gamers8 2023, and what can we expect from the future of the tournament? Here’s all you need to know…
This year, Gamers8 hosted over 10 huge Esports titles including Rocket League, CS:GO, Rainbow Six: Siege, and Fortnite. Unfortunately, some titles performed much better than others on streaming platforms. It’s unclear why this may be, but the current assumptions are around the prize pool, teams, and the games themselves.
Gamers8 CS:GO 2023
The Gamers8 CS:GO tournament ran from 16-20 August and featured a prize pool of $1,000,000. Saudi Esports Federation partnered with ESL to invite 16 top Esports teams including ENCE and Team Vitality. As this is one of the last CS:GO tournaments (with the release of Counter-Strike 2 around the corner) there was a lot of hype around the tournament and the atmosphere was electrifying in the stadium. Unfortunately, the viewership didn’t meet expectations with 429,000 peak viewers. This doesn’t come close to the BLAST.tv Paris Major 2023 which was hosted a few months before Gamers8.
Gamers8 2023 Rainbow Six: Siege
The Rainbow Six tournament featured 8 teams including Ninjas in Pyjamas (NIP), Team BDS, and G2 Esports. The prize pool for this tournament was double that of CS:GO sitting at $2,000,000. With so much on the line, you may expect a much higher viewership, however, that is not the case. The tournament only hit 33,900 peak viewers which is far less than the Six Invitational which hit 232,000 viewers in 2023.
Perhaps this prize pool will help promote Siege in the future and push its viewership closer to that of Counter-Strike.
Dota 2 Riyadh Masters 2023
The Ryadh Masters is a Dota 2 event produced by the Saudi Esports Federation and features the largest prize pool of any Esports tournament in history. At a whopping $15,000,000 it’s easy to believe that the tournament reached 588,000 peak viewers, the most of any Dota 2 tournament in 2023.
Other Tournaments
On top of CS:GO, Rainbow Six: Siege, and Dota 2, Gamers8 also hosted other tournaments, these can be seen below along with their prize pool and peak viewers:
Gamers8 will return in 2024. For now, the players can focus on other major tournaments that take place throughout the year for their respective games.
It’s clear to see that the biggest attraction of the event is the massive prize pools. It’s currently unclear as to whether these will stay for next year’s Gamers8 event, however, it feels as if they have set their expectations high and plan to meet expectations.
This injection of funding into the industry has managed to breathe new life into Esports. Although Gamers8 is a new event, it has managed to rejuvenate the passion for the sport – for both the players and the fans.
The Call of Duty League is one of the biggest franchised leagues in the industry. With 12 teams competing for the title, fans watch eagerly each year to see who will come out on top. Many large Esports organisations have a team competing in this franchised league. For example, 100Thieves compete under “LA Thieves”, OpTic Gaming is “Texas Optic” and FaZe Clan‘s team is called “Atlanta Faze”. Today we are here to talk about London Royal Ravens.
The only team that competes outside the US is the London Royal Ravens. However, that is about to change. A recent tweet from X.com user Jacob Hale shows a trademark that may show a move to the US for the Royal Ravens team.
The image below shows the possible trademark deal to move the London team over to the USA with a base in Carolina. The trademark was filed on August 28, 2023, meaning we may see some official news release very soon.
We can also see from the image that the trademark is now “LIVE” meaning the name is official. With the release of Modern Warfare 3 right around the corner, now would be a great time for the team to re-establish themselves in the Call of Duty League.
It’s likely that fans from the UK will continue to support the Royal Ravens team. This is due to their brand identity being attached to the city of London. The move across the pond could give them more support from the American audience allowing for further growth and better facilities for the team.
Roster and Team Changes
As of now, it is unclear whether there will be any roster or team changes within the Royal Ravens organisation. We can only hope that the players do not lose out on this deal and can continue playing under the Royal Ravens banner.
Unfortunately, the team performed poorly this year and only made it to round 2 twice in Major tournaments. Perhaps this move will be a fresh start for the current roster, or worse, a complete overhaul with new players joining the team to pick up this year’s lackluster performance.
Only time will tell, but we’ll keep you posted for more updates in the next few weeks.
Many fans of the CDL in London and the UK will be disappointed with this news. This move may indicate a USA-only franchised league, similar to the NBA or NFL. However, there may be an opportunity for a new organisation to join the league with a brand new London team.
The community is suggesting a few organisations that could be a good pick for a London-based team. Guild Esports was the first Esports team to be publicly traded in the UK. Although they don’t have an official Call of Duty team right now, this could be a great time to expand on their current rosters.
Another option comes from Quadrant, backed by F1 driver Lando Norris. Although this is a small organisation right now, they are growing rapidly and a move into the CDL would be a huge move for the organisation.
A more likely proposal could come from Fnatic, another UK-based Esports team that is more well-known globally in the industry.
Fnatic is one of the household names within many Esports titles. Whether it’s Dota 2 or Valorant, you’ll find a roster from this organization competing at the top. In 2023, the organization found a lot of success at major tournaments around the globe.
The Valorant roster, led by team captain Boaster, finished 1st at the VCT 2023: Masters Tokyo in June. Unfortunately, they fell slightly short at the Valorant Champions 2023 (August) finishing 4th in a tough 2-1 loss to LOUD. The team will definitely be back to compete again very soon hoping to retake their crown.
The organization is continuing to develop, even after 20 years in the industry. Their experience and willingness to win will continue to keep them at the top of their game as we look to the future. Here’s everything you need to know…
Although Fnatic was founded in 2004, they really began to make strides in 2007 when they began to acquire teams in Dota. Alongside this team, Fnatic had a Counter-Strike roster that had previously won the CPL Singapore 2005 tournament.
When CS:GO launched, Fnatic became one of the biggest names on the scene. To finish off their incredible roster, the organisation brough on star players Xyp9x and JOKERN. Shortly after these new additions, thee team finsihed 3rd in the EMS Season 1 Finals.
Since then, it has been a somewhat bumpy road for the CS:GO team, however, they have endured this difficult period and still compete at the very top today.
Fnatic also has other teams in League of Legends, Rainbow 6, and Valorant. Recently, their Valorant roster has found a lot of success with a win at the VCT 2023: Masters Tokyo and a top 4 finish at the Valorant Champions 2023 narrowly missing out to LOUD.
Much like other Esports teams, Fnatic will be looking to prepare for upcoming majors such as IEM Sydney 2023 or the League of Legends World Championship. Alongside these major torunaments, Fnatic also take part in other Esports titles like Clash Royale, Fifa, Smite, and much more. It wil be interesting to see how these smaller teams develop with Fnatic’s support.
For now, all eyes are on Fnatic’s Valorant roster. With a huge win earlier this year, the expectations are high for this team to win. You can catch up on some awesome content through the Fnatic Valorant YouTube channel where they post documentaries and vlogs regularly.
Although there are thousands of teams in Esports across hundreds of titles from League of Legends to CS:GO, we usually see the same few teams in the large tournaments and majors. It’s important to know why these teams are consistently here, and how they have been performing.
Esports has seen a lot of investment from around the globe this year, prompting teams to go the extra mile for the grand prize. This may bring out some new teams to compete at the top and we could see this list change in a few months time. For now, here are your top 10 teams in 2023.
10. Cloud 9
If you’re even remotely invested in the Esports industry, you’ve probably heard of Cloud9. Founded back in 2013, the team quickly made a name in CS:GO with players such as Shroud and n0thing.
Unfortunately, the team has found themselves off the podium in multiple titles but the second half of 2023 may give them a chance to return to the top spot.
9. Fnatic
Fnatic is one of the oldest organizations in Esports with teams across multiple titles
With their recent 1st place victory in the VCT 2023: Masters Tokyo against Evil Geniuses, the team is riding high and looking for their next challenge.
Some recent roster changes have allowed the team to adapt into the champions we all thought they could be. They will have to defend their crown in the next major and we’ll see if Evil Geniuses will bounce back…
8. Evil Geniuses
Evil Geniuses was founded in Victoria, Canada over 20 years ago. Over 2 decades the team has found success across the board in games such as CS:GO, Dota 2, and Valorant.
Their recent loss in the final of the VCT 2023: Masters Tokyo Final was a heavy hit to the organization. However, we expect them to bounce back and find themselves back in the final very soon.
With over 180 titles, only time will tell where EG will get their next one.
7. Team BDS
Team BDS is a relatively new team on the scene with its launch back in 2019.
Since then the team has really made a name for themselves, particularly in Rocket League and Rainbow 6: Siege. Recently, the team won the Gamers8 tournament in Riyadh and took home the grand prize of $750,000 (Rainbow 6: Siege)!
In 2022, the team won 4 major tournaments across 5 months in Rainbow 6: Siege alone. I recommend you keep an eye on the Team BDS roster as we can expect them to be challenging top teams in 2023 to keep their crown.
6. Talon Esports
Talon Esports is most commonly known for its incredible partnerships with big brands such as Paris Saint-Germain and KFC. However, this is not the only factor in Talon’s success.
In the Dota 2 Riyadh Major 2023, Talon took home the bronze medal and a whopping $1,700,000. Unfortunately, Talon’s Valorant team has been struggling in the last year with a highest finish of 5th in the VCT 2023: Pacific Last Chance Qualifier.
5. Team Spirit
Since the organization’s launch back in 2015, Team Spirit has grown into one of the largest Esports organizations in the world. In 2023 alone, Team Spirit has over $5,000,000 in earnings – this is more than any other team across all titles.
Although the majority of these winnings come from their 1st place finish in the Dota 2 Riyadh Major, it is still an impressive feat for any team to reach this figure. It will be interesting to watch how this team develops for the next major and whether they can hold their title against other massive organizations.
4. FaZe Clan
FaZe Clan is an iconic name in Esports and gaming entertainment. The organization started as a group of YouTubers playing Modern Warfare 2 (the original game, not the most recent re-release). FaZe gained a reputation for “trickshotting” primarily using snipers.
This humble beginning has now grown into a massive organization with a presence in over 10 titles. In CS:GO, FaZe has already won two massive titles with the Intel Grand Slam and the ESL Pro League. If they can continue this dominance, we may see them competing at the top once again.
The team has also seen some huge wins in Rocket League in 2023 with a win at the World Championship and the Spring Split Major – beating Team BDS both times 4-0 and 4-1 respectively. I have a feeling we are moving into an era of Vitality dominance with few teams stepping up to the plate to challenge them.
2. G2 Esports
With their launch back in 2013, G2 has firmly planted themselves into the Esports history books with incredible moments through many titles. Whether it’s League of Legends, CS:GO, or Rainbow 6: Siege, it’s likely you’ll find their roster competing at the top.
Since the organisation’s birth in 2000, we have seen multiple teams compete at the top level under Team Liquid.
After many years of StarCraft dominance, Liquid announced that the team had curated a CS:GO roster. Not only did this increase their fanbase, but they also went on to sign popular streamer pashaBiceps to increase their viewership.
Even after 20 years of competition, the team is showing an extremely high level of play with a 2nd-place finish at the Dota 2 Riyadh Masters. This puts them 2nd in the highest-earning teams of 2023 (Team Spirit is 1st) with 133 tournaments since the start of the year.
In recent years, esports has gained tremendous popularity, attracting millions of viewers and participants worldwide. With its competitive nature and thrilling gameplay, esports has evolved into a professional industry. This article will delve into the top 10 esports games, showcasing the titles that have captured the hearts and minds of gaming enthusiasts globally.
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Top 10 Esports Games:
1) Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO):
CS:GO (soon to be CounterStrike 2) is an intense first-person shooter game that has dominated the esports scene for years. Teams compete in a round-based format, showcasing their tactical prowess and individual skill. Its immense popularity and widespread competitive scene make it a cornerstone of esports.
2) League of Legends (LoL):
LoL is a multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) game that boasts one of the largest player bases in the world. Teams of five battle it out on a strategic map, aiming to destroy the enemy’s base. With its captivating gameplay and massive esports tournaments, LoL has become an esports phenomenon.
3) Dota 2:
Dota 2 is another highly popular MOBA game, known for its complexity and strategic depth. Teams of five players compete in a battle to destroy the opponent’s Ancient. The game’s massive prize pools and annual championship, “The International,” attract millions of viewers and professional players.
4) Overwatch:
Overwatch combines elements of first-person shooters and MOBAs, creating a unique and dynamic gameplay experience. Teams of six heroes with different abilities and roles engage in fast-paced battles. Its vibrant and diverse characters, coupled with Blizzard’s support, have secured Overwatch a prominent spot in the esports landscape.
5) Fortnite:
Fortnite revolutionized the esports scene with its battle royale format, where 100 players fight for survival. With its accessible gameplay and captivating building mechanics, Fortnite has attracted a massive player base and an equally impressive esports community.
6) Hearthstone:
Hearthstone is a digital collectible card game that has captured the hearts of card game enthusiasts. Players strategically build decks and compete against each other using spells, minions, and powerful heroes. Hearthstone’s competitive scene showcases the players’ tactical decision-making and deck-building skills.
7) Call of Duty: Warzone Call of Duty:
Warzone is a free-to-play battle royale game that combines the popular franchise’s intense shooting mechanics with a massive open-world map. It has quickly become a fan-favorite in the esports community due to its fast-paced gameplay and competitive nature.
8) Rocket League:
Rocket League is a unique blend of soccer and high-octane vehicular combat. Teams of three compete in a futuristic arena, aiming to score goals using rocket-powered cars. The game’s fast-paced action and thrilling aerial maneuvers have made it a popular choice among esports enthusiasts.
9) Valorant:
Valorant is a tactical first-person shooter that emphasizes teamwork and precise gunplay. With its combination of strategic elements and ability-based gameplay, Valorant has established itself as a prominent esports title, attracting both professional players and passionate fans.
10) Rainbow Six Siege:
Rainbow Six Siege is a tactical shooter that focuses on team-based strategy and intense combat scenarios. Players take on the roles of specialized operators, utilizing their unique gadgets and abilities to outmaneuver and outsmart their opponents. Its strategic depth and constant updates have kept the game relevant in the esports community.
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The esports industry continues to grow, and these top 10 games have played a significant role in its development. From the strategic battles of CS:GO and Dota 2 to the captivating worlds of LoL and Fortnite, each game offers a unique experience for both players and spectators. Whether you’re a fan or an aspiring esports player, exploring these titles will provide you with a glimpse into the thrilling world of competitive gaming.
If you are looking for information on how to research esports team and players, this is the article you want to read! In the rapidly growing world of esports, staying informed about the latest teams and players is crucial for fans and professionals alike. Whether you’re a passionate esports enthusiast, a journalist, or a budding player, conducting thorough research can provide valuable insights and help you stay ahead of the competition. This article will guide you through the process of researching esports teams and players, equipping you with the knowledge to make informed decisions and engage with the dynamic esports landscape.
Understanding the Importance of Research in Esports
Research forms the foundation for success in any field, and esports is no exception. It enables us to understand the strengths, weaknesses, and strategies employed by teams and players. Research helps identify rising talents, track performance trends, analyze team dynamics, and uncover potential opportunities for collaboration or investment.
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Research To conduct effective research, it is essential to rely on credible and up-to-date sources. Some reliable sources for esports research include:
Esports News Websites:
These platforms provide the latest news, tournament updates, roster changes, and interviews with players and coaches.
Many esports organizations have official websites and social media channels that provide insights into their teams, players, and upcoming events.
Following these channels allows you to stay informed about the latest happenings.
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When researching esports players, consider the following aspects:
Player Profiles:
Look for comprehensive player profiles that highlight their achievements, playstyles, preferred roles, and notable performances.
Understand their experience, skill level, and potential for growth.
Individual Statistics:
Analyze player statistics, including KDA (Kill-Death-Assist ratio), CS (Creep Score), and other relevant metrics for their respective games.
Compare their statistics against other players to gauge their performance and impact.
Social Media Presence:
Explore players’ social media accounts to gain insights into their personalities, interests, and interactions with fans and the esports community.
Pay attention to their streams, videos, and interviews for additional context.
Thorough research is the key to understanding the ever-evolving landscape of esports teams and players. By leveraging reliable sources, analyzing team dynamics, and evaluating player performance, you can stay well-informed and make informed decisions. Whether you’re an esports enthusiast, a journalist, or a player aspiring to the professional scene, continuous research will help you navigate the exciting world of esports successfully. Remember, knowledge is power, and research
Do you want to know how to win Esports bets? Its starts with understanding that Esports betting is a rapidly growing industry, and if you want to increase your chances of winning, it’s important to focus on key strategies and skills. In this comprehensive guide, we will cover various aspects of esports betting to help you develop a solid foundation and improve your odds of success. Let’s dive in!
To win in esports betting, you must have a thorough understanding of the market. Familiarize yourself with the different types of bets available, such as match winners and totals. Match winners involve betting on which team will win a particular match, while totals bets focus on the total number of points, kills, or other statistics in a match.
Additionally, grasp the concept of odds offered by different bookmakers. Generally, better-performing teams or players have lower odds, but exceptions exist. Factors like recent team form, tournament format, and player matchups can also impact the outcome of matches. Being aware of these factors empowers you to make informed betting decisions.
In-depth research on teams and players is crucial for success in esports betting. Dive into their strengths, weaknesses, recent form, and tournament history. Watch their matches and read expert analysis to gain valuable insights. Social media and forums can also provide useful information.
By conducting thorough research, you gain a competitive edge and make better-informed betting choices.
Managing Your Bankroll
Effective bankroll management is vital when it comes to esports betting. Set a budget and adhere to it. Be disciplined and avoid wagering more than you can afford to lose. It’s crucial to remember that esports betting, like any form of gambling, carries inherent risks. Setting realistic expectations and managing your bankroll responsibly minimize losses and maximize profits.
In addition to the fundamental skills and strategies, employing advanced betting techniques can enhance your chances of winning. Here are a few examples:
Value Betting: Look for bets that offer more value than the odds suggest. Identify opportunities where the probability of winning is higher than indicated by the odds.
Live Betting: Take advantage of live betting, which allows you to place bets on ongoing matches. By leveraging changing odds and market conditions, you can make well-timed wagers.
Parlay Bets: Combine multiple bets on a single ticket. If all your bets win, you’ll receive a substantial payout exceeding your initial stake.
Teaser Bets: Adjust the point spread or total of a match to improve your odds of winning.
By incorporating these advanced techniques into your betting strategy, you can boost your chances of success in esports betting.
Additional Tips for Winning Esports Bets
Here are a few extra tips to further improve your esports betting outcomes:
Practice Patience: Winning every bet is unrealistic. Accept that losses are part of the game. Be patient and focus on continual learning and improvement.
Enjoy the Experience: Esports betting is meant to be fun. Maintain a healthy perspective, bet responsibly, and never exceed your financial limits.
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