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10/07

CS:GO - WESG
#3157 - Astralis/ENvyUs - Over 26.5 (-146)

Starts in 5-10 minutes.

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10/07

CS:GO - WESG
#3163 - GODSENT -3.5 (+112)

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10/07

CS:GO - WESG
#3170 - K1ck oldschool +3.5 (+102)
#3171 - Epsilon -7.5 (-119)

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10/07

CS:GO - WESG
#3179 - Virtus Pro -9.5 (-112)
#3182 - .Russia/Bpro - Under 26.5 (-111)

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When/where can you watch these?

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I found it on Twitch. Where has the highest limits for eSports?

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Tortuga wrote: »

I found it on Twitch. Where has the highest limits for eSports?

I'm currently only using Pinnacle, they seem to have the best limits and the best selections for eSports. Nitrogen also has a lot of selections but they offer a flat 0.12 BTC (less known teams)/0.30 BTC (more known teams) limits which isn't worth it for me. I don't know if Nitrogen has changed this at all, but last I checked that's how they were doing things.

Pinnacle can offer up to $2k limits on matches with more known teams for the ML, the Spread and Totals for these games could be anywhere near $500-$1k. The limit for less known teams is really volatile, it can be as low as $200 and sometimes it can be $500; it just depends on how much information they have on those teams. Not crazy high limits, but considering my units are around $500 currently, this isn't that big of a problem for me right now.

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#3008 - Epsilon (Series) +1.5 (-104)

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#3002 - iGame (map 2) +3.5 (-116)

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#3005 - Ukraine (map 3) -3.5 (-130)

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#3001 - Kinguin (map 3) -3.5 (-109)

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#3005 - Ukraine (map 2) -4.5 (-111)

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What a bad beat. Epsilon winning all four pistol rounds (albeit the last two didn't really matter) just to lose the subsequent rounds. Epsilon were up 14-10 near the end and ended up losing 14-16. Had they not lost their rounds with a significant advantageous position on two different occasions they'd have 2 to 4 more rounds to their name therefore winning map 1.