About BettingTips.GG

Esports Tips Built Around The Price, Not The Hype

BettingTips.GG exists because most esports content picks a winner and calls it a day, without ever naming the market or the number that made the pick worth making. Every tip we publish is tied to a real price, checked against a public result whether it wins or loses. This page explains who writes it, how it gets made, and what we do and do not claim to be.

BettingTips.GG started from a simple frustration: most esports tip pages read like a coin flip dressed up in team colours, with no market named and no price attached to check it against. We built this site to do the opposite, publishing a named market and a real price on every pick across CS2, Dota 2 and League of Legends, updated daily as fresh fixtures clear our threshold. Nothing here sits behind a paywall or a locked Telegram channel.

The site runs on a live odds feed rather than a gut feeling about who looks strong on paper. Fixtures get filtered down automatically to matches where the price sits in a band we consider genuinely worth backing, and anything outside that band gets left off the board instead of published just to fill a slot. Every result is settled the same way, straight from the final score, whether it won or lost.

We stay small on purpose, and that is worth saying plainly. One analyst, three games and one market, published in public, is what makes it possible to check every claim we make. Asking you to take our word for a huge slate of picks nobody could realistically verify would defeat the entire point of publishing a record.

Five steps turn a live odds feed into the board you see on the homepage and the archive, and none of them involve a hunch.

1. Pull the board. Live odds are checked daily across CS2, Dota 2 and League of Legends for fixtures with real bookmaker coverage.
2. Filter by price. Only matches where the Winner market sits inside a price band we consider worth backing make it through.
3. Publish before kick-off. Every tip goes up with the market, the price and the pick attached, before the match starts.
4. Settle in public. Once the match finishes, the result is checked against the final score and the record updates automatically.
5. Nothing gets removed. Losing picks stay listed exactly like winning ones, permanently.

Being clear about the second list matters at least as much as the first one.

Questions, corrections, or a partnership enquiry are always welcome through our contact page. We would rather you judge the record itself than take this page’s word for anything. The full list of upcoming and settled tips is always public on the tips archive.