Betting on Smite eSport games

Q: 💶 How to bet on Smite?

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

Q: 📍 Where to register to bet on a Smite game?

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Launched in 2014, Smite is a arena video game of multiplayer battle in TPS view in which gamers slip into the shoes of deities. Entirely free-to-play, Smite has already been thriving for nearly six years and has generated more than $300 million in revenue thanks to a solid fanbase of some 30 million players. But if Smite has succeeded in building an audience, it is also and above all thanks to its expansion on the eSport scene.

Quick procedure to bet on Smite:

Step	Action
1	Register with this bookmaker
2	Validate your account
3	Deposit real money
4	Bet on an eSport game

Short FAQ:

How to bet on Smite?

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

Where to register to bet on a Smite game?

You must use this eSport operator to bet on Smite.

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.

Smite is a competitive video game at heart

When Todd Harris, founder of Hi-Rez Studios, started developing online video games fourteen years ago, he probably had no idea that he would create one of the best eSports games of his generation. Without knowing it, Hi-Rez Studios has done everything it can to make Smite a sustainable competitive video game. Not only did the company's 450 employees - 40 of whom are in the Skillshot division - work on the Smite project with gusto, but on top of that, the developer had been interested in eSports since the game's Beta phase.

While Smite's eSports league, the Smite Pro League, is already in its sixth season, Hi-Rez Studios' title also has its own global league. Hi-Rez Studios has, in fact, always been very involved and concerned about the future of its game: Todd Harris and his closest collaborators have never hesitated to share their observations, beliefs and hopes for Smite's evolution on the competitive scene. Perhaps because of this transparency, the game now boasts a community of over 30 million players. In addition, since its launch on the competitive scene, Smite has also generated over $300 million in revenue.

Competitive Game Information:

Official website: esports.smitegame.com
Upcoming tournaments: esports.smitegame.com/schedule
Esport Community: Facebook, Twitter
Live & replays: Twitch, Mixer, Youtube
Betting info: esport-betting-portal.com

Professional opportunities and recognition

At the time, Hi-Rez Studios supported the competitive game in its first year of development because it was instructive for the game design team to find the best possible balance. Since then, Smite's success in the eSports scene has become organic.
Partnerships with sponsors have multiplied, so that the Smite Pro League is constantly growing: initially composed of two regions (Europe and North America), this competition has quickly expanded to seven regions, now encompassing most of the planet. In addition, Smite is one of the video games that is offered for learning at the academic level. Indeed, in the US, students are taught how to become professional Smite players at some universities.

As for the pro players, they all have the chance to earn a minimum monthly salary. Although it is not as high as in other eSports leagues, it is still $30,000. Players can also supplement their income by getting sponsored or by streaming their games. To date, 55 Smite players have moved to a location near Hi-Rez Studios to practice their new trade in peace. There are also about 100 semi-professional Smite players in North America.

Recall that in late 2018, the Smite Pro League developed a franchise system that should attract new organizations and teams. In addition, this system ensures better protection for players whose status is now framed. There are now twelve franchises, six of which are European.