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Aurora Gaming-188.68
LGD Gaming+139
SEIJI+570
All Gamers-208.33
OU Gaming+141All Gamers-212.77
Crazy Raccoon-476.19
T1+270
Solus Victorem-344.83
Cheeseburger+440
Team Falcons-833.33
Weibo Gaming-416.67
JD Gaming+253
Twisted Minds$1.00
Team Peps+2000
Virtus.Pro-274.95
Geekay Esports+180
Spacestation Gaming-217.39
Team Liquid+148
Dallas Fuel-416.67
NTMR+253Geekay Esports+475Twisted Minds-1098.9
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eSports Betting News
Aurora and Falcons advanced to the FISSURE Playground #2 playoffs on Monday, while Liquid and Virtus.pro stayed alive with key wins in Belgrade.
We take a look at the week ahead in esports and the highlight events for September 15-21, with VALORANT Champions 2025 taking the spotlight.
NRG defeated Team Falcons 4-1 in Lyon to claim the RLCS 2025 World Championship, ending a six-year North American title drought in Rocket League esports.
Team Falcons defeat Xtreme Gaming 3-2 to win The International 2025, claiming their first Aegis of Champions.
The Canadian rifler is heading back to FaZe at the conclusion of FISSURE Playground #2.
Team Falcons advanced to The International 2025 grand final as BetBoom Team, HEROIC, and Nigma Galaxy bowed out. Check out all the results below.
Day two of The International 2025 playoffs produced plenty of drama, with two teams eliminated from the event. Catch up on all the key Dota 2 results.
The first day of The International 2025 playoffs concluded with Xtreme Gaming, PARIVISION, Team Falcons and BetBoom Team securing quarterfinal wins.
Fnatic star Leo “Leo” Jannesson announced his retirement from competitive VALORANT after a lengthy battle with long COVID.
ROC Esports, Ninjas in Pyjamas, Virtus.pro, and Gen.G clinched the final spots in the RLCS 2025 World Championship group stage after a thrilling play-in stage.
FlyQuest have suspended top laner Gabriël “Bwipo” Rau for sexist remarks, and he will miss the upcoming LTA playoff series on September 20.
Andrey "tN1R" Tatarinovich comes in as a replacement for Myroslav "zont1x" Plakhotia, who has stepped way to deal with some personal issues.
FlyQuest defeated 100 Thieves 3-1 to claim the LTA North Split 3 title and secure their spot at the 2025 League of Legends World Championship.
We take a look at the week ahead in esports and the highlight events for September 8-14, with The International retaining center stage.
G2 Esports defeated Team Vitality 3-2 in a five-map thriller at Wembley Arena in London to claim the BLAST Open Fall 2025 title.
Following a dramatic elimination round at The International 2025, the eight playoff teams have been confirmed for the main event in Hamburg.
The International 2025 group stage is complete. Four teams have been eliminated, while four others secured their spots in the playoffs.
Team Nemesis became the first squad eliminated from The International 2025, while Xtreme Gaming and Team Tidebound surged to 3-0 starts to the group stage.
HEROIC have benched their entire Counter-Strike 2 academy roster to restructure the division. The team will refocus on talent development aligned with its main squad.
BLAST have confirmed that the BLAST Open Spring event will be held at the Rotterdam Ahoy Arena from March 27-29 in 2026.
The International 2025 group stage heats up as PARIVISION, Xtreme Gaming, Team Tidebound, and Team Falcons remain unbeaten after Round 2 on the opening day.
The first League of Legends Game Changers Rising 2025 will feature eight women’s teams, with G2 Hel leading the favorites ahead of Paris Games Week.
The British Counter-Strike veteran replaces Artem "r1nkle" Moroz, who failed to secure a visa for NiP's trip to the USA.
The International 2025 kicks off on September 4 in Germany with each of the 16 Dota 2 teams in action. Check the opening fixtures & key matchups.
Visa issues sideline Matthew “Whitemon” Filemon for The International 2025 in Hamburg, shaking up the Tundra Esports Dota 2 roster days before kickoff.
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