Rainbow Six Siege at Esports World Cup 2026 continues on August 9 with Team Liquid, Team Falcons, FURIA and Virtus.pro in action.
Rainbow Six action at the Esports World Cup 2026 continues on Sunday, August 9, with four best-of-three matches on the schedule. CAG Osaka face Team Liquid, Team Falcons take on Team Secret, FURIA Esports meet Fnatic, and Virtus.pro clash with Weibo Gaming.
Our latest Rainbow Six betting tips cover CAG Osaka vs Team Liquid, Team Falcons vs Team Secret, FURIA Esports vs Fnatic and Virtus.pro vs Weibo Gaming. Visit our Esports World Cup hub for more tournament coverage, or compare the best esports betting sites before placing a wager.
Team Liquid enter this best-of-three as clear favourites at -285.71. The price is short but still offers enough return to support the stronger side, especially in a series where there is room to recover from one poor map.
CAG Osaka can be backed at +190 and will need to put Liquid under pressure from the opening rounds. They have an attractive upset price, but maintaining that level across two winning maps is the bigger challenge.
CAG Osaka have enough upside to make this competitive, but Team Liquid remain the more dependable match-winner selection at -285.71.
Team Liquid to win
Team Falcons are overwhelming favourites at -1250, but that price is far too short to offer meaningful value. The market gives Team Secret only a small chance of progressing, although the gap in the odds also creates an opportunity for bettors willing to take on more risk.
Team Secret can be backed at +530. They will need an excellent performance from the first map and cannot afford to let Falcons settle into the series, but a BO3 still leaves more room for an upset than a longer format would.
Falcons are clearly the likelier winners, but with their price below our minimum threshold, Team Secret at +530 provide the more interesting betting angle.
Team Secret to win
FURIA Esports are favourites at -181.82 against Fnatic, but this is not priced as a one-sided contest. Fnatic sit at +130, giving the underdogs a realistic chance according to the market.
Fnatic will need to stay disciplined across the full series and avoid giving FURIA early momentum. Their price is tempting, but FURIA offer a solid enough return to side with the favourite rather than chase the upset.
With -181.82 available, FURIA Esports look like the better match-winner selection in what should still be a competitive BO3.
FURIA Esports to win
Virtus.pro enter the final match as favourites at -263.16. That price reflects a clear edge while still leaving enough value to consider them as a standalone match-winner bet.
Weibo Gaming are available at +180 and should not be dismissed completely. They need to keep the opening map close and force Virtus.pro into uncomfortable positions rather than allowing the favourites to dictate the series.
Weibo have the bigger payout, but Virtus.pro offer the stronger balance between value and reliability at -263.16.
Virtus.pro to win
Ky Pitstock
Sports Betting Writer
Kynan 'Ky' Pitstock is a sports and racing writer covering thoroughbred racing and Formula 1 for EsportBet and its sister properties. Kevin Pitstock's son, Ky grew up embedded in the Australian racing industry and brings an insider's knowledge to every piece.
