Disclaimer: the strategies used in this guide are for informational purposes only. We do not promise rainbows and unicorns.
If you’re like most of us then you have searched for CSGO betting predictions on more than one occasion.
What you found was a bunch of tipsters and promises, but not a lot of tangible information that you can trust.
Trust me, this happens all the time.
CSGO is one of the most competitive games in eSports. Right now, there are more than 2,000 tournaments in a year, with a total of 4,500 professional players.
And that can be overwhelming.
Hence, many of us have, at one point, decided to take a shortcut and follow someone else’s tips instead of spending time analyzing the matches ourselves.
Don’t get me wrong, there are good tipsters out there. But in my own experience, there are also a lot of scammers.
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Esports Championship Series (ECS) Season 2 Finals are taking place between December 9-11 in the Anaheim Arena, US. The tournament features 8 teams from North America and Europe and a pretty decent $750,000 prize pool.
In this post, we are going to primarily explore the form of all 8 teams ahead of the ECS Season 2 Finals.
This means that you’ll get:
Statistical breakdown of the performance of each team, post ELeague
My top 2 picks for winning ECS
Breakdown of the tournament winner odds (for those who are interested)
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Another day, another exciting tournament wrapped up. Simply put, IEM Oakland 2016 was a blast.
We blazed through the playoffs, staying up all night and tracking everything that was going on in the community. To recap:
The mighty NiP are back in style, after a three month break. They won the tournament (along with a $125,000 check) by defeating SK in the finals (2-1).
The tournament MVP is f0rest from NiP, despite the strong competition by Coldzera and Taco, who both played incredibly well throughout the entire event.
The next stop for our CSGO addiction is ELeague, which will prove as a revenge platform for teams who found themselves disappointed. Expect SK to pick up the pace there as well.
With IEM Oakland around the corner (November 16-20), I wanted to do a bit of research and give you guys a complete breakdown of the current form of our favorite CSGO teams.
But, first, let’s go over some important introductory notes for our fellow gamers who have just tuned in to watching competitive gaming.
Intel Extreme Masters is an eSports tournament organized by ESL and it exists since 2006. It has featured three major games: CSGO, SC 2 and LoL, but in the latest season we only have competitions in CSGO and LoL.
The event takes place in Oakland’s Oracle Arena — the place where Steph Curry puts on a basketball clinic every now and then.
The total prize money is $400,000 and it’s split in the following way: Read more →
In today’s post we are going to explore the best CSGO betting sites for 2017, as voted by actual players.
But first, a quick story…
When it comes to picking the right platform for CSGO betting, trust is the key.
It’s easy to risk $150 gambling on skins when all the website has is your Steam inventory.
However, the game gets a bit more serious when you need to give out your credit card information.
The simple fact is that the era of CSGO referral codes is ending — whether you’ve been playing at CSGO coin flip sites or CSGO jackpot casinos. Pretty soon, there will come a time when all we have left is real money betting. Which is actually not that bad.
But, how do you know which are the most trustworthy CSGO sites for betting?
Easy. Just ask the players.
One month ago we decided to do something for the community and say STOP to betting scams.
We sent out a quick poll to Gamopo newsletter subscribers:
Which CSGO betting sites do you trust the most?
To our surprise, more than 60% of them voted. All 790 of them.
One more major tournament that we will have the pleasure of following is the upcoming ESL One New York. This large scale event will include competitions for Street Fighter and CS:GO and will be hosted in Brooklyn, NY.
So, is there anything special about it? Read more →
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What would betting be without good old statistics?
Whether you have been betting on CSGO from the early days or you switched over from regular sports betting there is only one true way of preparing a bet — through statistics.
Now, I am not taking intuition out of the equation. We all know how important sixth sense is when it comes to eSports, but in a market as volatile as this, it would be better to just burn your money straight away than to place a bet only if you have a hunch that one team will win.
Because, let’s face it, not even the bookies yet have a good way of predicting a match winner. So, how can we? Read more →
