Esports Prediction Markets
Esports prediction markets let you trade competitive gaming - season and championship winners across League of Legends, CS2, Dota 2 and Valorant, plus major regional leagues like the LCK and LPL. Each Polymarket price is a live probability of a team taking the title.
Like sports, the edge is in the details: roster changes, recent form and head-to-head history move the real probability well before the casual crowd reacts.
Spirit28%YesNo
Falcons19%YesNo
Team Vitality80%YesNo
Karmine Corp11%YesNo
Shaun Deeb37%YesNo
William Foxen33%YesNo
LYON89%YesNo
Team Liquid6%YesNo
T1 Esports Academy42%YesNo
Dplus Challengers25%YesNo
LØS94%YesNo
LOUD3%YesNo
Gen.G35%YesNo
VARREL25%YesNo
BLG32%YesNo
HLE23%YesNo
NRG36%YesNo
100 Thieves33%YesNo
Falcons82%YesNo
FURIA80%YesNo
LOS41%YesNo
FURIA38%YesNo
Hanwha Life99%YesNo
Dplus Kia3%YesNo
Gen.G Esports82%YesNo
DN SOOPers69%YesNoEsports Markets FAQ
Which esports are on Polymarket?
Mainly League of Legends, Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2 and Valorant - season winners, major tournaments and regional leagues (LCK, LPL and others).
How do esports markets resolve?
On the official result of the match or tournament by its end date - the winning team or outcome pays out, the rest go to zero.
Where is the edge in esports markets?
Following roster moves, patch changes, recent form and head-to-head records. Markets often lag real news right after a roster or meta shift.
Are esports markets good for beginners?
Yes, if you already follow a game - your knowledge is the edge. Start small, focus on titles you watch, and read each market's rules.
