Esports betting

Esports markets, map by map

Competitive gaming has its own formats — best-of-one, best-of-three, best-of-five — and its own markets. Here’s how they work.

Information only: this guide explains how betting markets work. Lets Lucky Aussie doesn’t take bets. In Australia, online wagering must be provided by a service licensed in an Australian state or territory, and online in-play betting isn’t permitted. Read our Responsible Gambling page before you bet anywhere.

Titles we cover

FPS

Counter-Strike 2

Tactical 5v5 shooter — rounds, maps and series.

MOBA

Dota 2

5v5 MOBA with long, strategic games.

MOBA

League of Legends

5v5 MOBA with regional leagues and Worlds.

FPS

Valorant

Tactical shooter with agent abilities.

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Esports market types

Market availability depends on the event and format.
MarketWhat you’re pickingBest suited to
Match winnerWhich team wins the seriesAny format
Map handicapSeries result after a map start, e.g. −1.5Best-of-three and best-of-five
Total mapsWhether the series goes the distanceBest-of-three and best-of-five
Correct scoreThe exact series score, e.g. 2–1Series formats
Tournament outrightThe event winnerMajors and league finals

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FAQs

Esports questions

More answers on our FAQs page.

The bet types are similar, but esports matches are often played as a series of maps or games, so markets such as map handicap and total maps are common.

Our guides focus on major competitive titles — Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2, League of Legends and Valorant.

Yes. You must be 18 or over to open a wagering account or bet in Australia, even though many esports fans are younger. Never share an account.