Topic: VALORANT Betting (Read 1411 times)

Im interested already, sounds like a strategy.  Find a popular team with big recognizable names and bet for the upset with the good odds vs the overly popular favorite.  Thats something I already try to do in CSGO quite often but it is a more consistent game like you say where as Valorent with its full rainbow of spells and possible entries and dodges, anything is possible maybe its more entertaining but its got to be frustrating as a bettor to pin down who can stop all those possibilities.  In CS you just got to be the best aim quite often, Valorent system isnt nearly as dependent on that skill though the quickest reactions are still a big plus.

If you don't know the game, better check out this youtube video by VALORANT - Protatomonster --- TOP 50 BEST PLAYS IN VALORANT

I think it's too early to engage in VALORANT Betting because this game is not yet as popular as, let's say CS:GO or Dota 2. Also, in this game, there are no top lineups yet on which you can bet money. If, after all, someone wants to start doing esports betting, then it's better to pay attention to CS:GO. It's really possible to make money on this betting. I was making money at once, but then I realized I wanted to change sports and found the Wunderdog NBA Picks, where I look at forecasts for basketball matches. Thus I became much more likely that I would win and earn.

Well, I confess that I'm not very familiar with Valorant...

Well, maybe I may be saying something silly... but do you believe that the Valorant game can have a huge success in betting? Even surpassing CSGO in terms of esports betting or something like that?

Just like how Sentinels with Shroud & Tenz lost to literally WHO   in a qualifier lol

Valorant has a huge potential since it's on trend and lots of players are supporting it. Some sites already feature Valorant betting so I'm sure that other bettors who are into E-sports will still get hooked on it. As long as an E-sport is supported by many, it could also be adapted in sports betting. Valorant could easily capture the interest of many bettors since it could also provide entertainment at the same time just like Dota2. However, we have different preferences when it comes to Esports betting but Valorant could also be a good option for those who understand how the game works.

Well, I confess that I'm not very familiar with Valorant...

Well, maybe I may be saying something silly... but do you believe that the Valorant game can have a huge success in betting? Even surpassing CSGO in terms of esports betting or something like that?

I had also thought something similar, normally the sites that exist are not in crypto format, they are all in another way of money, skrill at least I do not handle it or paypal, but I do not know if the creators of the game can adapt it to crypto and It can be managed through a gaming platform, I don't know how good it is to have it in a casino, I know it is very popular right now, I think it has become very popular after the pandemic or rather since the start of the pandemic It is when many people lost their jobs and began to look for other alternatives, and that option was born, however I would like some site to take this idea into account.

I think it's too early to engage in VALORANT Betting because this game is not yet as popular as, let's say CS:GO or Dota 2. Also, in this game, there are no top lineups yet on which you can bet money. If, after all, someone wants to start doing esports betting, then it's better to pay attention to CS:GO. It's really possible to make money on this betting. I was making money at once, but then I realized I wanted to change sports and found the Wunderdog NBA Picks, where I look at forecasts for basketball matches. Thus I became much more likely that I would win and earn.

If you answered this two years ago yes but two years has passed already and valorant is now a popular fps game along with cs go and dota 2. I only don't know if valorant is now available for betting on many sports betting sites but they better add it now if they haven't yet since the game has a potential. Many people are playing it, and this can bring extra traffic/income to a betting site.

The OP has attached some sites on which valorant betting is available but I see that those sites only support fiat and other centralized payment methods like credit/debit card, skrill, and alike but how about those who wants to gamble privately and only use a crypto? Hhmm.

If you answered this two years ago yes but two years has passed already and valorant is now a popular fps game along with cs go and dota 2. I only don't know if valorant is now available for betting on many sports betting sites but they better add it now if they haven't yet since the game has a potential. Many people are playing it, and this can bring extra traffic/income to a betting site.

The OP has attached some sites on which valorant betting is available but I see that those sites only support fiat and other centralized payment methods like credit/debit card, skrill, and alike but how about those who wants to gamble privately and only use a crypto? Hhmm.

I think it's too early to engage in VALORANT Betting because this game is not yet as popular as, let's say CS:GO or Dota 2

We, as gamblers, are also fond in betting in various sports, even eSports, that has its increasing community and popularity from time to time. Considering the biggest Prize pool of the International of DotA2 (that was postponed), people are slowly being fond to gaming (add the fact that the quarantine affected such factor).

Here's a little insights:
So recently, RIOT made VALORANT -- a 5v5, first-person shooter game that was a ripoff of CS:GO and has a little touch of Overwatch, what makes it unique is that each characters has it's own ability (Just like DotA) and of course, had it's unique gameplay that each and every team sets could go in millions of possible strategies and outcome. It's beta testing release made so many views from various valorant twitch streamers such as Pokimane and Hiko. Hence, after its release, many had started downloading and playing Valorant, even streamed it through either Twitch or Facebook. Hence, from time to time, its popularity and users are increasing as well.

If you don't know the game, better check out this youtube video by VALORANT - Protatomonster --- TOP 50 BEST PLAYS IN VALORANT

Now, I've been searching for websites that accepts bets in Valorant's Tournaments^[1], and I found three articles containing betting sites that supports the game, but I've only chose the first three they've suggested (as it was also popular in eSports betting)

Here's the articles list:

• https://www.esports.net/betting/valorant/
• https://www.gamblingsites.com/esports-betting/sites/valorant/
• https://www.thesportsgeek.com/esports-betting/sites/valorant/

Here's the list of article's top Valorant betting site indicated correspondingly:

• https://ggbetman.com/en/betting/?tournamentIds[]=gin%3A7df3f928-3318-4acf-9cbb-6277948df72b
• website being updated
  
• https://sports.betway.com/en/sports/sct/esports/valorant

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Would you consider in betting in Valorant games? Do you think it would be much popular, as betting in Dota2, in the future?

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[1] --- https://liquipedia.net/valorant/Portal:Tournaments

I was looking for betting sites for Valorant and I found the same answer as you did, GGBET is the winner.

Do you guys think that Valorant will be the biggest esports we've got? I think there's a big chance cause it's such a hype in Japan etc. Riot knows what they're doing.

Source: https://valorantbettingsites.com/

Exactly, strategies make someone a better player along with their playing skills and players need to keep learning new strategies if they want to stay as a better players but in the old age games which got lesser priority due to less reality gaming experience. Oldies we don't like to play with VR characters, we just love to play with money in real life which is more exciting, to be honest.