Betting on League of Legends eSports games

Q: 💶 How to bet on League Of Legends?

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League of Legends, often abbreviated as LOL, is a free-to-play MOBA developed and published by Riot Games that conquered the eSports scene early on. Competitive free-to-play game, LOL is also one of the oldest eSports games ever launched, as it was available to the public as early as 2009. In the hearts of many eSports fans, League of Legends reasons as the game to follow. Weighing in at 32 kilograms, the League of Legends Summoner's Cup is considered the ultimate title for all Summoners!

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How to bet on League Of Legends?

First of all, sign up with this eSport bookmaker. Deposit euros and you can bet on the next games of League Of Legends.

Where to register to bet on a League Of Legends game?

You must use this eSport operator to bet on League Of Legends.

Is it possible to bet in live?

Generally, eSport operators allow live betting, if the competition is big enough.

What are the requirements for betting on eSports?

You must be of legal age and not be prohibited from gambling.

An incredible eSport phenomenon

League of Legends has quickly become a global eSports phenomenon. Five years after its launch in 2013, LOL broke all records, so much so that it became the most played game in the world! But of course, due to its many qualities and enormous potential, League of Legends had no trouble seducing the eSports world. Very quickly, LOL competitions became the most watched events in the history of video games with no less than 32 million viewers connected at the same time on streaming platforms. In addition, the grand finale of the third season of the LOL World Championship 2013 was also instantly viewed by 8.5 million Live viewers.

Since then, the attendance record has been broken every subsequent year. The most recent one was the very last World Championship, in 2019, an event that attracted more than 100 million spectators worldwide with an average of 20 million spectators per minute during the grand finale. Organized by publisher Riot Games, the championship is the highlight of the season! In contention, guaranteed prizes easily reaching over a million US dollars. But the prize pool awarded to players and highlighted in this competition is only anecdotal compared to the revenue generated via the sale of merchandise and other skins exclusive to the event, which is close to more than 4 million U.S. dollars each year.

Competitive Game Information:

Official website: eu.lolesports.com
Upcoming tournaments: watch.lolesports.com/schedule
Esport Community: Facebook, Twitter, Discord, Instagram
Live & replays: Lol LIVE, Twitch, Lol VODS, Youtube
Betting info: esport-betting-portal.com

The LOL World Championships inspired the 2022 Asian Games

The League of Legends World Championships are more watched than the NBA finals. With such a rise in popularity, the upcoming 2022 Asian Games have been inspired by their model, so much so that the eSports scene is now seen as an Olympic event. In addition, the LOL World Championships are being exported to different regions, including East Asia, Southeast Asia, Europe and of course North America. In this regard, no regional team seems more powerful than another: although the Koreans of SK Telecom T1 hold the record for titles to date, European favorites G2 Esports and Cloud9 are capable of the greatest feats against anyone.

Other teams that are on the rise include the Chinese RNG, as well as the European and North American teams SKT T1 and Fnatic. However, although the face of the various LOL teams shows a formidable melting pot, the best e-athletes of League of Legends are indeed Asian: Sang-hyeok "Faker" Lee (SKT TA) - the best player in the history of the sport -, Jian "Uzi" Zi-Hao (Royal Never Give Up), Yong-in "CoreJJ" Jo (Team Liquid) and Seung-lok "TheShy" Kang (Invictus Gaming) are certainly the most incredible League of Legends players on the planet. They also include Marcin "Jankos" (G2 Esports) and Martin "Rekkles" Larsson (Fnatic), two European eSports players.