Wed 2 Sept · 06:00
Data-driven win probabilities and expert picks for today's matches, built from odds, current form and statistical models. 18+ | Gamble responsibly.
Coverage spans CS2, League of Legends, Dota 2, Valorant and Rainbow Six Siege. Since esports carry no draw market, every win probability splits across just two outcomes. Written previews go up for selected tier-one fixtures. 18+ | Gamble responsibly.
Every esports prediction on ScoresLive starts from the match-winner odds that UK-licensed betting sites post for each fixture. We strip out the overround before displaying a single probability. Because every format plays to a definitive result, there is no draw market in esports, which means the probability bar on a card divides in two across the competing teams. Whichever side carries the larger percentage is the market-implied favourite.
For CS2, today's predictions run across ESL Pro League, BLAST Premier, IEM events and the CS2 Major. On the League of Legends side we take in the LEC, LCS, LCK and Worlds. Dota 2 tips appear for The International, ESL One and DPC league fixtures, while Valorant match predictions follow VCT Champions Tour events. Nothing published here guarantees how any match or series will finish.
Each team's win probability comes from its match winner odds at UK bookmakers once the margin has been removed. With no draw available in esports markets, the two percentages always total 100% after de-vigging. Esports odds can swing sharply, especially as a match nears, when roster changes, bootcamp results or team-internal news start to shape public betting patterns.
We cover CS2 (ESL Pro League, BLAST Premier, IEM Katowice, IEM Cologne, CS2 Major), League of Legends (LEC, LCS, LCK, LPL, Worlds, MSI), Dota 2 (The International, ESL One, DPC Regional Leagues), Valorant (VCT Champions Tour, VCT Masters, VCT Champions) and Rainbow Six Siege (Six Invitational, SI Pro League), plus selected fixtures from Rocket League, the Overwatch League and fighting game tournaments.
Because the esports calendar is global, kick-off times are spread right across the day. European CS2 and LoL fixtures generally get under way between 13:00 and 20:00 UK time, while North American matches land from roughly 19:00 to 01:00 UK time. Korean and Chinese tournaments fill the morning slot, running from about 06:00 to 14:00 UK. Whatever the region, the date and time on each match card is shown in UK local time.
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