Topic: CS:GO and Betting (Read 1347 times)
Can anyone name a few websites for me that are available for CSGO betting? I hope someone can help me out!
I think there should not have any difference between lan perf. / online, but it depends from the team, if they are used to play lan perf., they'll have much better results than online matches. Thats my opinion about that.
They have to adjust. When they play practice matches, they have to go online or even just go play alone with other players through the server it is online. You are right that there is not that much difference but being them as professional players, they get strength from the crowd.Some others don't care if it's LAN or not.
I think there should not have any difference between lan perf. / online, but it depends from the team, if they are used to play lan perf., they'll have much better results than online matches. Thats my opinion about that.
Definitely there well be impacts on the results of a tournament if it is done online.
Internet connection is very unpredictable thus, affecting the performance of players.
If such fluctuations on the internet speed would occur on your betting team, you must brace yourself to expect some heart pumping updates.
Internet connection is very unpredictable thus, affecting the performance of players.
If such fluctuations on the internet speed would occur on your betting team, you must brace yourself to expect some heart pumping updates.
I am really missing CS:GO and LAN tournaments. 
Not just for CS;GO but also for Dota 2.But there is nothing to miss, we have online tournaments that you can enjoy to watch the live stream or replays. I mostly watch the replays if I miss a game.
I do the same. Can you tell what team in CS:GO is the strongest and most promising for you?
The rankings in CS:GO always change and there is no team that can maintain on the first position for a very long time. BIG is definitely one of the most promising teams right now, being #1 in the world after a couple months ago they weren't even in the Top 10. Complexity is also a very promising team that rise in the last couple of months reaching Top 10.
Thanks for your answer. I'm also interested how the positions will change after quarantine.
They will have a data feed and base games from that I think but Im not sure HLTV is the provider directly, maybe. HLTV often advertises many companies and no doubt gets some large monetization of their user base that way.
I like underdog teams that succeed, the classic for me being the old CLG line up who came out of a pug team. Mousesports have to be mentioned as giant killers, though its too well known now and maybe Big is latest version of that. Famously CLG were the ones involved with beating ibp or rather ibp arranged that but the story behind that headline they really were a great team able to beat anyone ( I think they did get c9 in bo3 that same summer, after shroud/hiko c9 nearly took out Nip who won the major), the following January CLG got the French champions who won the major twice. Was only bo1 but still the odds for that bet was over 10 to 1 , we dont get many of those anymore and a viable team to back and I won on those bets, got some nice skins I still have.
So now I'd say Tarik's team again, Im not saying they are great now but I'd like to see if they can develop. For that timeframe I'm really going on when LAN games come back, so we're talking 12 months. I cant really say right now besides that long term idea because its all so unclear, I think alot of teams are in a haze.
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do you have a favorite team in Cs:GO?
I like underdog teams that succeed, the classic for me being the old CLG line up who came out of a pug team. Mousesports have to be mentioned as giant killers, though its too well known now and maybe Big is latest version of that. Famously CLG were the ones involved with beating ibp or rather ibp arranged that but the story behind that headline they really were a great team able to beat anyone ( I think they did get c9 in bo3 that same summer, after shroud/hiko c9 nearly took out Nip who won the major), the following January CLG got the French champions who won the major twice. Was only bo1 but still the odds for that bet was over 10 to 1 , we dont get many of those anymore and a viable team to back and I won on those bets, got some nice skins I still have.
So now I'd say Tarik's team again, Im not saying they are great now but I'd like to see if they can develop. For that timeframe I'm really going on when LAN games come back, so we're talking 12 months. I cant really say right now besides that long term idea because its all so unclear, I think alot of teams are in a haze.
I've seen the recordings of this team playing, it really looks amazing.
I agree that after the quarantine it is not known which of the teams will be in the top. I think they will need some time to see who is the best at the moment.
They will have a data feed and base games from that I think but Im not sure HLTV is the provider directly, maybe. HLTV often advertises many companies and no doubt gets some large monetization of their user base that way.
I like underdog teams that succeed, the classic for me being the old CLG line up who came out of a pug team. Mousesports have to be mentioned as giant killers, though its too well known now and maybe Big is latest version of that. Famously CLG were the ones involved with beating ibp or rather ibp arranged that but the story behind that headline they really were a great team able to beat anyone ( I think they did get c9 in bo3 that same summer, after shroud/hiko c9 nearly took out Nip who won the major), the following January CLG got the French champions who won the major twice. Was only bo1 but still the odds for that bet was over 10 to 1 , we dont get many of those anymore and a viable team to back and I won on those bets, got some nice skins I still have.
So now I'd say Tarik's team again, Im not saying they are great now but I'd like to see if they can develop. For that timeframe I'm really going on when LAN games come back, so we're talking 12 months. I cant really say right now besides that long term idea because its all so unclear, I think alot of teams are in a haze.
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do you have a favorite team in Cs:GO?
I like underdog teams that succeed, the classic for me being the old CLG line up who came out of a pug team. Mousesports have to be mentioned as giant killers, though its too well known now and maybe Big is latest version of that. Famously CLG were the ones involved with beating ibp or rather ibp arranged that but the story behind that headline they really were a great team able to beat anyone ( I think they did get c9 in bo3 that same summer, after shroud/hiko c9 nearly took out Nip who won the major), the following January CLG got the French champions who won the major twice. Was only bo1 but still the odds for that bet was over 10 to 1 , we dont get many of those anymore and a viable team to back and I won on those bets, got some nice skins I still have.
So now I'd say Tarik's team again, Im not saying they are great now but I'd like to see if they can develop. For that timeframe I'm really going on when LAN games come back, so we're talking 12 months. I cant really say right now besides that long term idea because its all so unclear, I think alot of teams are in a haze.
Does anyone know if betting sites uses HLTV stats for the odds? or they use their own data?
As far I know HLTV have the largest log and have some useful stats like this one:
Source: https://www.hltv.org/stats/maps/map/33/Inferno
As far I know HLTV have the largest log and have some useful stats like this one:
Source: https://www.hltv.org/stats/maps/map/33/Inferno
Try Herosphere which is based on a ETH token they designed themselves. If you are studying something properity then thats about the best example I can think of.
The problem I find they might have is its overally customised if anything, you must pick out indivual players to make that bet where as the majority of traffic for esports betting is people simply supporting one team over another. Some people literally just want to bet Navi every time or Astralis I guess makes sense on their usual form for csgo. Never a great idea to over complicate a product.
The problem I find they might have is its overally customised if anything, you must pick out indivual players to make that bet where as the majority of traffic for esports betting is people simply supporting one team over another. Some people literally just want to bet Navi every time or Astralis I guess makes sense on their usual form for csgo. Never a great idea to over complicate a product.
Thanks for the tip, this is very interesting. Can you share do you have a favorite team in Cs:GO?
maps are also important in cs bets because some teams always win at 1 map but suck at oters, if you are smart you can make lots of profit from esports even more ten real sports
I wouldn't compare it with other real sports. You can have your preference in which you are good with.Other bettors are good in esports betting and others are good in other sports like boxing, basketball, etc.
I am really missing CS:GO and LAN tournaments.
Not just for CS;GO but also for Dota 2.But there is nothing to miss, we have online tournaments that you can enjoy to watch the live stream or replays. I mostly watch the replays if I miss a game.
Do anyone here also downloaded dota 2 in their office or workplace? Laptop also could do and operate heavy games like dota 2.
Update.
CSGO got a LAN tournament.
--> https://www.hltv.org/events/5438/logitech-g-national-cybersport-league-2020
I am really missing CS:GO and LAN tournaments.
Not just for CS;GO but also for Dota 2.But there is nothing to miss, we have online tournaments that you can enjoy to watch the live stream or replays. I mostly watch the replays if I miss a game.
Do anyone here also downloaded dota 2 in their office or workplace? Laptop also could do and operate heavy games like dota 2.
I am really missing CS:GO and LAN tournaments.
Not just for CS;GO but also for Dota 2.But there is nothing to miss, we have online tournaments that you can enjoy to watch the live stream or replays. I mostly watch the replays if I miss a game.
I do the same. Can you tell what team in CS:GO is the strongest and most promising for you?
The rankings in CS:GO always change and there is no team that can maintain on the first position for a very long time. BIG is definitely one of the most promising teams right now, being #1 in the world after a couple months ago they weren't even in the Top 10. Complexity is also a very promising team that rise in the last couple of months reaching Top 10.
I am really missing CS:GO and LAN tournaments.
Not just for CS;GO but also for Dota 2.But there is nothing to miss, we have online tournaments that you can enjoy to watch the live stream or replays. I mostly watch the replays if I miss a game.
I would like to learn how to bet on CS:GO, so I am studying all the replays now. It is very addictive.
I do the same. Can you tell what team in CS:GO is the strongest and most promising for you?
I'm not actually a csgo expert, I'm more with dota 2 so you better get into this reference.--> https://www.gosugamers.net/counterstrike/rankings
I am really missing CS:GO and LAN tournaments.
Not just for CS;GO but also for Dota 2.But there is nothing to miss, we have online tournaments that you can enjoy to watch the live stream or replays. I mostly watch the replays if I miss a game.
I do the same. Can you tell what team in CS:GO is the strongest and most promising for you?
I am really missing CS:GO and LAN tournaments.
Not just for CS;GO but also for Dota 2.But there is nothing to miss, we have online tournaments that you can enjoy to watch the live stream or replays. I mostly watch the replays if I miss a game.
I would like to learn how to bet on CS:GO, so I am studying all the replays now. It is very addictive.
I am really missing CS:GO and LAN tournaments.
Not just for CS;GO but also for Dota 2.But there is nothing to miss, we have online tournaments that you can enjoy to watch the live stream or replays. I mostly watch the replays if I miss a game.
For now I haven't decided to play CS: GO betting again, with a corona virus making the tournament online. Of course the game will be different
from the LAN tournament, possibility teams that are used to being good are likely to play poorly when playing online. And this can lead to
unpredictable results, so I think it will be very risky if it still imposes betting. It's better now I focus on sports betting.
from the LAN tournament, possibility teams that are used to being good are likely to play poorly when playing online. And this can lead to
unpredictable results, so I think it will be very risky if it still imposes betting. It's better now I focus on sports betting.
for me its not a problem . this is an online game and esports are also being held online if not offline , so players already adapted both environment .
they wont play online when they knew that they have a problem with thier sytem or network to avoid unwanted problems . on lan games problems can occur too but its up to you , you shouldnt risk your self betting till things return to normal . sports betting have issues too more than esports , didnt you know that ?
What about crossfire? Is there any movement to revive this game and betting?
when I bet on CSGO I’m all the time energized. I think this is a bad idea for me to do this or am I not alone in this?
I don't think it's a bad thing to be emtional invested in your bets. Because if you wouldn't care at all there is a higher risk for you to just gamble and bet a lot without thinking twice. But there is a difference between energized and just betting for the fun of it because your actions don't have any effect on the betting. With gambling it's different you have more options. For betting it's just pacing your bet and watch, definitely best to enjoy the ride
I was too emotional when I wrote this. Now, with a fresh mind, I see feedback and I'm even a little ashamed.
I agree that it would be worse if I didn’t care where I spend money or bet without emotions and excitement. I feel better, thank you!
It happens with me also I mean energized. It's okay, because it's about your money.
For now I haven't decided to play CS: GO betting again, with a corona virus making the tournament online. Of course the game will be different
from the LAN tournament, possibility teams that are used to being good are likely to play poorly when playing online. And this can lead to
unpredictable results, so I think it will be very risky if it still imposes betting. It's better now I focus on sports betting.
from the LAN tournament, possibility teams that are used to being good are likely to play poorly when playing online. And this can lead to
unpredictable results, so I think it will be very risky if it still imposes betting. It's better now I focus on sports betting.
for me its not a problem . this is an online game and esports are also being held online if not offline , so players already adapted both environment .
they wont play online when they knew that they have a problem with thier sytem or network to avoid unwanted problems . on lan games problems can occur too but its up to you , you shouldnt risk your self betting till things return to normal . sports betting have issues too more than esports , didnt you know that ?
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