[EmilyRivers]

Hi, guys! I’m just starting to understand eSports betting, and I came across the GGBet bookmaker. Has anyone tried betting there? How difficult is it to figure out? Is it really possible to withdraw winnings without any problems? Which games are better for beginners: Dota 2, CS2, or something else?

[Hubbar]

Have you ever tried betting anywhere else? Which game are you more interested in watching, Dota or CS? When I was just starting out, I thought long and hard about where to try, and I eventually settled on the GGBet bookmaker https://gg.bet/en-ca/ . I deposited only 15 dollars from my card at first. I bet 5 dollars on a CS2 match with odds around 2.1, and my bet won. Then, I withdrew 20 dollars for the first time, and it arrived on my card in 6–7 hours. Now, I usually bet on Blast-level tournaments or Dota majors. I bet on favorites with odds of 1.7–2.0, but sometimes I bet on underdogs with odds of 3.5–4.0. I’ve made a good profit a couple of times. Once, I made almost 40 with a 10 dollars bet simply because I correctly predicted an upset. What tournaments are you interested in?

• This reply was modified 2 months, 3 weeks ago by Hubbar.

[elvira12]

EmilyRivers wrote:

Hi, guys! I’m just starting to understand eSports betting, and I came across the GGBet bookmaker. Has anyone tried betting there? How difficult is it to figure out? Is it really possible to withdraw winnings without any problems? Which games are better for beginners: Dota 2, CS2, or something else?

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[Jhinx]

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• This reply was modified 2 months, 2 weeks ago by Jhinx.

[yocima2959]

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[Doslkn]

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[q0(F8E)kO4Yk]

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