Live Esports
My Bookie Live Esports
In-play markets on Counter-Strike, Dota 2, League of Legends, Valorant and Call of Duty.
Esports betting at My Bookie covers every major title and tournament. The live engine pushes maps, rounds, totals and player props in real time during series, and the markets stay open right through the playoff stage of the biggest events. Whether you follow the IEM circuit, The International, Worlds or the VCT, the lines are live and the prices are sharp.
Market depth varies by title. Counter-Strike and Dota 2 carry the deepest menus thanks to mature data feeds, with first blood, map handicaps, total kills and round winners alongside the match outcome. Valorant and League of Legends offer match, map and series totals with map handicaps that update through the draft.
Live Cash Out On Every Series
5 Major Titles
Counter-Strike, Dota 2, League of Legends, Valorant and Call of Duty live.
Deep Markets
Match, map, first blood, total kills, round winners and series futures.
Tournament Futures
Take an early price on a Major, Worlds or The International outright winner.
Live Cash Out
Lock in profit between maps when the momentum swings your way.
5+
Esports titles
100s
Weekly markets
24/7
Live coverage
Live
Cash out
| Title | Map handicap | Player props |
|---|---|---|
| Counter-Strike 2 | ||
| Dota 2 | ||
| League of Legends | ||
| Valorant | ||
| Call of Duty | — |
Pick a tournament
Browse the live esports tab for active series across every major title.
Read the draft
Pick and ban info, recent form and head-to-head all sit beside the markets.
Place the wager
Map handicap, total rounds or series winner. Add to slip, stake and confirm.
Cash out between maps
Take an early exit if the price has moved in your favour after map one.
Which esports titles can I bet on at My Bookie?
The full menu covers Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2, League of Legends, Valorant and Call of Duty with deep market depth for every major tournament. Counter-Strike runs almost continuously thanks to IEM, ESL Pro League, BLAST and the Majors. Dota 2 peaks around The International and the DPC season, League of Legends builds through the LCK, LEC and LCS into the World Championship, Valorant carries the VCT circuit and Call of Duty follows the CDL season. Niche titles such as Rocket League, Rainbow Six Siege and StarCraft pop up around their respective majors.
"TI futures opened early and the in-play markets on group stage matches are deep. Cash out between games actually works."
Kai, Brisbane
Dota bettor
"Map handicaps update during the draft which is exactly what I want from a live esports book."
Yuki, Melbourne
Valorant fan
"Round winners and first blood markets are the standout. Engine handles overtime pricing without freezing."
Pat, Perth
CS punter
How do esports markets settle?
Most esports markets settle on the official match result published by the tournament operator. Map handicaps and totals settle once the series is officially called, which usually means the final map result and any tiebreaker has concluded. Player props settle on the statistics published in the official scoreboard. If a series is called early due to a forfeit or technical issue, the standard rule book applies, with refunds or settlement based on the official ruling.