Topic: e-SportsBetting.org - Write Esports Betting Tips - Win Real Money - 100% FREE (Read 1602 times)

I thought I would give this a shameless bump for those that might have missed it the first time around:

We run a monthly competition over at our website, E-SportsBetting.org. Here you will post your betting tips on e-sports, trying to predict the upcoming matches and give your insights as to why you like your predictions. The tipsters that can tally up the most profits during the month the competition runs can claim one of the top 4 prizes we hand out, as well as a chance to win one of our two random draw prize winners as well.

The competition has been run every month since we last posted here and we intend to continue doing so for the foreseeable future. There is another one coming up in September now, so time to get ready!

We're also planning on adding some more money to the prize pool for the top tipster based on our subjective analysis; basically those we feel give the best tips and analysis, not necessarily those that only happen to win the most that month, as well as a yearly prize pool for those tipsters that can consistently provide solid predictions.

Any feedback or comments on the competition and/or our website is much welcomed, both good and bad!

good luck to everyone in the November competition! I am on a hot streak so far, have gone 3 for 3 on my picks, which is great, although I only bid pretty small. I think it is great that this site is running this incredible free promo and it's awesome that they are spreading out the payouts this time so more people can cash. Unfortunately I did not make the cut last month but maybe this month I will get some free money!!!

I'm just excited the semi finals are here at last!

Yeah, I wouldn't mind both advancing, always rooting for the foreigners during Blizzcon, but I play Terran myself, so gotta go with Special then

And here I am rooting for Elazer.. The game will be amazing regardless of the outcome but I do believe it'll be a tight one.

Best of luck to you Meistro .

I like those bets as well, really excited to see Special vs Elazer later today, gonna be a good one!

You're on notice MasterYoda I am coming for you this month. Top place in the November competition will be mine!

Wow!

The website is bloody awesome :O

I got mislead and though it was a regular tipster website, didn't notice the e-sports part, just sent it to a friend of mine who's constantly gaming.

Nice work really

I've got Rogue in Rogue vs hero and Special in Special vs Elazer so hopefully my guys can win and I can climb to the top of the November leaderboard contest

Thanks badjacks - and great to hear you are getting in on this, good luck to you!

I think this is a nice addition in a perfect change the prize structure. Not only does it spread the love a little bit, its  Great incentive for some of the members who aren't quite as good as the first and second place are. I for one am really looking forward to joining in on the action in November.

Excellent, I do think it's great incentive. Do you have any stats on how many people are active on the site? Meaning that they'd be eligable for the prize?

And yeah, community voting could be great but I also think that there should be one that you guys decide on and then perhaps the other one being decided by the community? It's a work in progress so spitballing ideas is always good .

That was the intent - hoping to see even more people partake for the next months rounds

Yeah, that was a good idea. We've thought about doing a subjective competition where we pick a 'Top Tipster' or 'Contributor of the Month'. We are working on adding a system so visitors/users can vote on tips if they like it or not, maybe we can tie it in with that in some way?

Awesome new structure, I like it. The more winners you reward = more tipsters joining up .

My input would not be that you draw 2 random tipsters but perhaps 2 people that write extremely well structured and analyzing predictions? Just my thought as some people may put in a lot of time but get a bit unlucky with a few games which would ruin their overall statistics.

We have updated our November competition: same prize pool - different structure!

November 2017 Betting Competiton
For November we have decided to change up our payment structure after some input from you guys. The prize pool will still be $200, but part of that will go to a random drawing to people that are active on the site and posting a lot of tips. The prizes for the winners will also be spread out a bit more.

So for November we have this prize structure:

• $75
• $40
• $25
• $10

In addition we will draw 2 random tipsters who will receive a $25 prize. To be eligible for this draw, you need to have posted a minimum of 15 tips during November.

No sportsbook service, we only provide a tipster competition, so if you want to place bets for real money you have to go somewhere else unfortunately!

Do they provide a sportsbook service or only the tipster competition.

Yeah, crazy seeing Special 2-0 TY as well - really hoping he does well in the playoffs too!

Thanks for the feedback! Yeah, seems like that might be better for others, higher chance of winning something at least

Snute may be out but we've seen some great foreigner upsets already. Neeb vs Rogue was an incredible series, but Stats getting rekt by Special of all people was pretty phenomenal. I've been watching a lot of the matches live on Twitch but WCS StarCraft is starting to get the games uploaded as well.

My vote is for the second format. With six prizes up for grabs there is a much bigger chance of people getting a prize, so that is more incentive for people to join the community and share their insight into e-sports. I think it's a great and really generous promotion btw, I mean it costs nothing to enter and you have a chance of a pretty awesome prize. Now that October is pretty much done and dusted it's a great time to join in for Novembers competition because nobody will have a head start on you.

No, sorry, that is not planned, not anytime soon anyways. We do have another project in mind where we might do the same thing for regular sports, but that probably won't happen anytime soon either. Will definitely post it here if we get it up and running!

Thanks for the feedback regarding the prizes. I am unsure as to what people prefer, so might start a poll or something on the site as to what people prefer. I want to reward people that are active on the site someway, so where thinking about something like this maybe:

1st place: $100
2nd place: $50

Draw between all the posters that posted over 15 tips during the competition: 2 prizes of $25

This way you might still win something even if you have a bad month of posting.

Or maybe spread the prizes out even more:

1st place: $75
2nd place: $40
3rd place: $25
4th place: $10

and the random draws as well

Anyone have any input on what you prefer?

Hell yeah! Sucks that Snute is out already though, was hoping he could get a run in, but not surprised really :/

Anyone else pumped for Blizz Con?  This is the biggest e-sports event of the year, I bet we are going to see some incredible games.

I would have to disagree with this. There's got to be hundreds of sites dedicated to regular sports betting when it comes to following tips and predictions. I cannot think of another one dedicated solely to esports like this one is. If you had regular sports I could see it drowning out esports section completely. Keep it the way it is.

I think that is kind of the point, by seeing their stats and their past predictions you have empirical evidence to show who is in fact an expert or not.

Well anyone is entitled to their opinion and you don't have to follow certain people. Since they show their previous predictions and bets you can make a decision based off of that. Besides, it's all gambling and sometimes a huge underdog wins and nobody predicted it.. I think it's really nice to read up on what other people thinks about certain things though, as I'm sure others are too.

Nice project and good for members to earn btc by giving Tips but I think to give Tips People have to be experienced in this field .

Great to hear! Note that you don't need to signup to any of the competitions, everyone is automatically participating by posting tips.

Yes, the results are already updated on the competitions page here: October 2017 Results

If you feel any stats should be added there, like ROI for example, we could do that.

Good news! And I'll definitely sign up for the November one, there's some cool tournaments coming up that month so I'll surely get some good reviews going.

Will you share the results here about winners, win rate etc?

Competition is still in effect (both of them!), but the main one for this month is ending in about 6 days.

New one is coming up for November though, so if you don't feel you have a chance at a prize now, you can always get ready for the next one!

I totally forgot about this site! Although I've been betting on Epicenter this entire week.. lolz.

Did one of the competitions end? Will you share some of the stats on here perhaps, winners and their respective winrate and all that.. Would be cool.

I am going to register since it's free 

Since your website is call e-SportsBetting, I'm assuming there is no plan in adding any other type of sports bet right? I like e-sports, and since it's free I might give it a go on next month, but I think it would be cool if you offered the possibility of betting on a larger variety of sports, and not just e-sports.
As for the prize, I would prefer more prizes, instead of just a few big ones.

I'm loving the site from what I'm seeing so far, it's going to be great having a place to follow knowledgeable esports betting predictions in one place instead of having to track down your favorite tipsters every time you want to place an esports bet. When November starts up I believe I will jump in the action for my chance to win the pool.

monthly competition is almost over, MasterYoda has a nice lead

How is everyone doing so far?  I have a ROI of -0.65%    Actually I got off to a rough start and have been winning steadily on my predictions, but I am using the "bridge jumper" strategy where I pick the massive favourite, which usually wins but you don't get very much for your picks. I mean that is not really necessarily what I'm trying to do, I go for the games where I know the players, but I don't think I really have an edge handicapping these games even though I do follow professional StarCraft 2. Right now I've got innovation for blizzcon vs true, now that is a lock if ever I saw one!

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Thanks - yes, the grading of bets are done automatically, but there have been some errors a few times, but hopefully no bugs going forward!

Tried your site (as recently stated) during the CSGO games last night and I'm very happy about how it all works out. You put in the results very quickly which allows me to calculate my next bets and that's a really good thing.

I'm very pleased with my experience so far, and I'm super excited about what's to come in the future!

Yeah, it is tough to analyze games, that is why gambling is so hard. There are a lot of variables to account for so I see your point, but it isn't hopeless even if you don't know the draft, there are plenty of other factors to consider.

You can see the statistics of players already on the site (we just haven't made it easy to find it, we are fixing that as we speak), here is an example: https://www.e-sportsbetting.org/users/MasterYoda/

Because honestly I play DOTA most of the time, and you just cant give 50 word analysis per game, because sometimes it is also dependent on the drafting phase, and the betting site that i am gambling to is you can still bet while watching the drafting phase, although in other esports like CSGO you can do this,
I want to suggest as well, that maybe it will also be good, if we can just tip and let the users of the site see our bet statistics.

Thanks - we are looking forward to the same

quite interesting especially those who understand how the matches will go thru, its an advantage  to esports fanatics sharing their thoughts and receiving a rewards after, the concept is quite original to bring traffic and bring both tipsters and gamblers who also wanted to see some edge. well looking forward for more tipsters to join your site mate.

Just happy to help

Thanks for your feedback.

Yeah, we agree that it probably will deter a lot of people from trying it out, but in our experience people prefer explanations for the tips that are posted. We might lower it a bit more, but likely never remove it.

However, we have some other ideas we would like to implement, for example "Contributor of the Month" which would reward those that post good analysis and are active on the site. That way we might have the option to have it both ways.

Yeah, that seems to be the case in my experience as well. Guess I rarely post tips when I'm on tilt

Not right now at least. We are testing our site for e-sports, but if it becomes a success, we might do it for another sports betting site we run. Tough competition in that field though.

I tried to sign up, It was good as we can say, and 200$ prize pool every month is not that heavy and I believe there is really no catch here but just to give traffic on the site which is good to promote it. Anyways, myonly opinion is Its very hard to give tip because of the 50 word explanation, it will really take your time.

Gotta love a new site with no catch - though I must say that providing tips without betting is a whole different ball game. I know as I consistently perform better when predicting sports (football) without having placed a bet myself. Can't say exactly why since I normally bet once I've concluded it's a good bet but I suppose there is a lot of underlying psychology behind it (for example, knowing somehow where your bet will likely lie and then seeking evidence to support the call).

Too bad I'm not at all an e-sports fan. Don't know my LoLs from my WoWs. Any plans to do something similar but for actual sports?

Ahh! That makes sense. Well I appreciate you helping out and answering all my questions. I like what I see and I will definitely use your website to try out this competition, and in the future as well. I do enjoy predicting CSGO games and giving my reasoning behind it, makes me more confident when I place my own bet .

No, you are limited to placing between 1 and 10 units to avoid those kind of scenarios

That's what I thought the unit parts was too. But can I bet as many units as possible? Because I could just find one good match with an odds of 2.5 or something, place 1000 units on it, win it and then basically win this competition you have running?

No need to edit my bet, I'm fine with the 10 units placed. I appreciate it though .

And good to hear that you have a lot of stuff planned for the future! I'm excited

Yeah, they certainly have, I've followed some of their tips and made a little money myself

Thanks, we hope people will like our site too, very happy to receive any kind of feedback - both good and bad!

Yeah, we were thinking the same thing - seems people are finding it hard to have a place to post their tips on and be able to share it easily with their followers, so hoping this site can be used as such. We have many features we want to add, but just had to put it out there now to start testing it a bit

Regarding your questions:

1. Right now there are two competitions;

The main monthly competition is one, and here all the bets you place (on CS:GO, Dota 2, LoL, etc.) will count towards your total profit.

The other competition is for Worlds 2017, which is only for LoL, and only LoL games in Worlds 2017 (guess there aren't any other LoL games right now anyways, heh).

So basically, if you post tips on LoL games, they will count towards both of the competitions as it is eligible for both the competitions, but if you place on other games, they will only count in the main competition.

Note that everyone is automatically added to all the competitions, so no need to sign up or anything. If you don't want to partake in one, then just don't post tips for that one.

Hope that made more sense

2. When you go write a tip, you pick the match you want to predict, then pick a bet you like (you can bet on match winner, handicap and totals at the moment, might add more bets later), how much you would recommend to bet (scale of 1-10) and write your reasoning for the tip. We require a minimum of 50 words, this is because we don't want people to just guess here, you need to base your pick on something. Goes with our reasoning of trying to build a community of tipsters here.

You can obviously write more if you want to

3. We will count total profit - so if you bet on a big favorite like SKT1 to beat another team in Worlds, you are likely to get low odds, and thus the profit of it won't be too high. So you need to balance risk here; should you bet high on them, risking losing a lot, but high chance of winning a little - or look for some outsiders you can take a chance on.

Let us know what you think, happy to answer any questions you guys might have!

I see that MasterYoda and rainpainter are doing very well. I will follow then and let's just hope that they will continue to perform like this

IMO it's very good idea to have dedicated site for e-sports tips. The market is growing day after day.

I like the idea, and I think a community for e-sports betting predictions would be great and something we are currently missing..

I have a few questions.

1). Is this only for LoL or are games such as dota2 and CSGO included?
2). Will I only make a pick of either team or should I write some reasoning behind the pick?
3). Will you count % of picks won or total amount of picks won torwards deciding who wins?

Looking forward to hopefully take part in this after my questions have been answered .

Thanks for signing up - let me know what you think of the site and if you have any issues with it!

Ahh, I see that there might be a misunderstanding here - you do not get paid on each individual bet you place. What we do is count up your bets during the whole month, and the tipster with the highest total profits on their tips is crowned the winner.

Maybe I should have made that more clear in the OP.

Also, the reason for the lack of participants is that we are a brand new site, basically launched in late September, so not many know of the site just yet

Yes, you are fully correct - no catch

Now, you are not guaranteed to win, for both of these competitions, only the top two tipsters will get prizes. We are open to change this though, don't know if people prefer top heavy, or more places paid, but lower prizes.

Obviously we are looking for something in return, and what we hope to gain by hosting these competitions is that people will start to use the site and hopefully post tips that other users can find useful for their own betting. We are hoping to create a community on the site and want to get it started with giving people some incentive to not only write tips, but actually do proper research and give it some real thought to get that extra chance to win.

We are looking into other competitions and incentives for people to use and interact with the site, but for now we are just running tipster competitions.

As for how legit we are, I'm not sure how I can prove that to anyone, but I would be happy to show proof of payment after the first competitions have finished. I understand if people might want to wait it out to see if it is actually legit though

Looks like it, i've just registered the site and there's only a few participants for now 5 on the monthly on 2 on the other one. I don't think we'll be getting paid for our winning tips.  I'll be following others tip for now since there's not much interesting matches going on today. Goodluck to everyone joining.

Basically I don't have to deposit anything ,just predict a match and win money ? How legit are your lucky draws ? If my betting tip wins,do I luckily get paid for it with other tipsters or the prises are assured for the win tips ? Either way,what's the catch ?

Predict Esports Matches - Win Real Money

www.e-SportsBetting.org is a new community based esports betting tips site where users can post their tips for the most popular games and compete in monthly competitions to win real money. The tipster with the highest total profit after the month ends will end up as the winner.

It is completely free to signup and join any competitions, and you can post as many tips as you like.

Current Competition - November 2017
For November we have decided to change up our payment structure after some input from you guys. The prize pool will still be $200, but part of that will go to a random drawing to people that are active on the site and posting a lot of tips. The prizes for the winners will also be spread out a bit more.

So for November we have this prize structure:

• $75
• $40
• $25
• $10

In addition we will draw 2 random tipsters who will receive a $25 prize. To be eligible for this draw, you need to have posted a minimum of 15 tips during November.

Past Competitions
List of competitions we have run in the past:

October 2017 Competition
For this competition we have a $200 prize pool, where the first place finisher will receive $150 and the second place will receive $50. All games you post a tip for will count towards this competition, as long as the match starts in October. The competition will last for the whole of October.

Worlds 2017 Competition
For this competition we also have a $200 prize pool, where the first place finisher will receive $150 and the second place will receive $50. Here only games played in the competition Worlds 2017 will count towards the competition. The competition will last for all of the matches played in Worlds 2017.

Note that if you place bets only on Worlds 2017, your bets will count towards both of the competitions.

How to Get Started

It is dead easy to get started:

• Register at our website
• Find a match you like the look of on our odds page
• Write an explanation for why you like the bet
• Cross your fingers that your bet wins

And best of all: it is 100% FREE. No need to pay to partake in the competition or to get an advantage.

The site is brand new, so your chances of winning in the competition is a lot higher now that there are very few tipsters active.

We are also very happy to receive any feedback regarding the site and how it works - good or bad - and tips/ideas for how to improve it.