Cybersports games are becoming more and more popular. Bookmakers’ offers related to betting on esports live are also growing – there are more tournaments, interesting promotions and cyberbills. So the bookmaker Vulkanbet accepts bets on all sports. However, you should know that out of the huge range of games, only a small part is popular in cybersports.
Top 5 cyber games in 2022
The list of the five most watched cyber sports disciplines includes two mobile titles and three PC games. The statistics were provided by Esports Charts.
Creators of the rankings noted that the chart takes into account statistics for all platforms except Chinese. In total, the authors have studied more than a hundred disciplines including Overwatch Vulkan. The ranking was based on viewing hours, but mobile disciplines were more popular than Valve games in terms of peak audience figures.
First place went to League of Legends, which garnered 644 million hours of viewing, and at its peak, Riot Games’ streaming games were watched by up to 4 million viewers at once. Next in line was
- CS:GO;
- Mobile Legends: Bang Bang;
- Dota 2;
- PUBG Mobile.
Which eSports disciplines from the top 5 bring in the most money for the athletes?
Looking at the offerings of today’s bookmakers, this list of games can still make your head spin. What do individual eSports games look like that you can bet on and what kind of prizes do they offer?
DOTA 2
The situation in the eSports market is changing very dynamically. A few years ago, DOTA 2 reigned supreme in virtually every ranking of the most lucrative sports disciplines. Today, DOTA 2 undoubtedly guarantees the highest earnings for the best eSports players.
It is from this game that the richest professionals come, earning a fortune of several million dollars within a few years. The record holder for this figure is Kuro “KuroKy” Tahasomi with almost $4.2 million.
Counter Strike: Global Offensive
Counter Strike: Global Offensive is also in the top ranking of the most profitable sports disciplines. The Danes dominate the ranking of the highest paid players. The best of them, Andreas “Xyp9x” Høyslet, has earned almost $1.5 million to date.
League of Legends
League of Legends comes right after CS: GO. Here the record holder is Lee “Faker” Sang Hyeok from South Korea, who has raised more than $1.2 million. The final five leaders are Starcraft II, in which the best players can earn up to several hundred thousand dollars over a few years of professional career.
PUBG and PUBG Mobile
PUBG has one of the most international scenes in cybersport in terms of top teams. any major region can field the best team in the world on a good day, which isn’t something you take for granted when you remember South Korea’s long domination of League of Legends or StarCraft, for example. Last year’s prize money was around €14m and €12.7m respectively.
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