Dota 2
Professional tournaments with match winner, map winner, map handicap and total maps markets. Teams such as OG and 1WIN play in tournaments like PR Universe.
Major esports tournaments
These are real teams in scheduled tournaments, with the same pre-match and live structure as traditional sports.
Counter-Strike
Match and map betting on Counter-Strike tournaments, with the same map winner, handicap and total maps markets as Dota 2.
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang
Huge in South-East Asia. Leagues like MPL Philippines are played as best-of-3 or best-of-5 series, and Melbet covers them live map by map.
League of Legends
The LoL World Championship gets its own TOP-EVENTS tab when it's on, alongside the Champions League.
eSports Live: simulated matches around the clock
eSports Live is a separate category in the live menu. Matches run all day, every day, so there's always something to bet on. That also means they come round fast.
Football and sports simulations
Short matches in sports video games, played by individual players and streamed live. FIFA and PES have the most matches.
- FIFA
- PES
- Esports Ice Hockey
- Esports Basketball
- Esports Volleyball
- Esports Tennis
- Esports Cricket
- Esports Handball
- Esports American Football
- Esports Australian Rules
- Esports Rugby
- Esports Golf
- Esports F1
- Esports Rally
- Esports Horse Racing
- Esports Bowling
- Esports Lacrosse
- Esports Floorball
- Esports Ski Jumping
- Street Power Football
- SEGA Football
- Super Kickers League
- Mega Baseball
- Table Football Pro
- Pixel Cup Soccer
- Winter Olympics
Fighting games
One-on-one fights with quick rounds. Markets usually cover the fight winner and totals or handicaps on rounds.
- Mortal Kombat
- Tekken
- StreetFighter
- King of Fighters
- Guilty Gear
- Dead Or Alive
- Injustice
- Killer Instinct
- Esports UFC
- Esports Wrestling
- WWE Battlegrounds
- Undisputed
- Big Rumble Boxing
- Boxing Champs
- GigaBash
Shooters, strategy and online games
- Counter Strike
- Call Of Duty
- Overwatch
- World of Tanks
- StarCraft 2
- Dota
- World of Warcraft
- Raid: Shadow Legends
- Blade and Soul
- DeadByDaylight
- Rocket League
- Assault Squad
- CrossOut
Arcade and casual games
Even casual games get markets. Most matches last only a few minutes.
- Subway Surfers
- Angry Birds
- Cut The Rope
- Sonic
- Crash
- Overcooked
- Looney Tunes
- TABS
- Rumble Stars
- Robot Champions
- Roller Champions
- Need for Speed
- Flatout
- Mutant League
- Power of Power
- Sekiro
- Esports Quidditch
Streams, Marble-Live and quick games
Esports streams
Simulated football, tennis, basketball, ice hockey, table tennis, cricket and kabaddi matches with a video stream on the event page. The Alternative sports category adds more football in the same style.
Marble-Live
Marble races and marble versions of real sports, filmed and streamed live. Each event is short, and the outcome is decided by physics, not players.
- Marble Race
- Marble Shooting
- Marble Fidget Spinners
- Marble Billiards
- Marble Waves
- Marble Curling
- Marble Round Target
- Marble Slides
- Marble Collision
- Marble LOTTO
- Marble MMA
- Marble Baseball
- Marble Block Breaker
- Marble Basketball
- Marble Volleyball
Play: card, dice and draw games
The Play category lists quick games with drawn results that you bet on like events.
- Baccarat
- Roulette
- TwentyOne
- Sette e mezzo
- Durak
- Seka
- Killer Joker
- Card Cricket
- Card Football
- Dice
- Yahtzee
- Crystal
- Gold Rush
- Higher vs Lower
- Imagic
- Battleships
- Crosses and noughts
- Russian Lotto
- Esports Poker
- Victory Formula
Esports markets explained
Tournament esports use a structure built around maps and series:
| Market | What you're betting on | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Match winner (1 / 2) | Which team or player wins the match or series. | Most esports have no draw, so there's no X. |
| Map winner | Who wins a specific map in a series. | Each map settles on its own. |
| Total maps | Whether a series goes over or under a number of maps, such as 2.5 in a best-of-3. | Over 2.5 in a best-of-3 means the series goes to a deciding map. |
| Map handicap | A team starts with a map advantage or deficit, such as -1.5. | -1.5 in a best-of-3 means winning 2-0. |
| Tournament winner | Who wins the whole event. | Settled when the trophy is decided. |
Our suggestions for esports betting
- Check the format. A best-of-1 is close to a coin flip, while a best-of-5 favours the stronger team.
- Watch for roster changes and patches. A stand-in player or a big game update changes a team's strength more than recent results show.
- Be careful with stream delay. Your stream may be behind the live odds, which is why markets suspend during key fights.
- Simulated games never stop. eSports Live and Marble-Live run all day, so set a budget before you start.
Frequently asked questions
What esports can I bet on at Melbet?
Dota 2, Counter-Strike, Mobile Legends and League of Legends tournaments, plus eSports Live matches in FIFA, PES, Mortal Kombat, Tekken and dozens of other games.
What is eSports Live on Melbet?
A live category of short simulated matches, such as FIFA, PES or fighting games, streamed and available to bet on around the clock.
What is Marble-Live?
Marble races and marble versions of sports, filmed and streamed live, with markets on the outcome.
What does total maps mean?
A bet on how many maps a series lasts. Over 2.5 in a best-of-3 wins if the series goes to a third map.