We're all happy that the world of sport has opened up again, and none more so than our leading tipster Aurum 21+ Esports, who has kindly provided this article. The lockdown has eased (for now, at least) and we are no longer restricted to watching football from Belarus and Nicaragua, along with virtual racing or re-runs of sporting events of yesteryear. Yes, top-level sport is back worldwide and it has been sorely missed.
And yet, during all of the recent turns of events that reduced nearly all sports to a standstill, a shining sporting light appeared and has continued to shine. In truth, it had been there all along, but during the pandemic it glowed brightly and grew to a much larger scale. It is a sport that is fairly new in some respects. It is weatherproof, so no big lists of games cancelled due to snow or rain , and it was actually virus-proof, too, as its worldwide leagues proved by rolling on throughout the pandemic.
What is this glorious sport I hear you ask? Welcome to Esports. That is correct - esports is virus-proof and weatherproof and has been providing profits as good as those achievable by the best football and horse racing wins, continuously, all year around, non stop.
The value of betting on Esports speaks for itself, with its high-odds win markets especially lucrative. Some of the odds you can find for a straight match-up between two teams are mouth-wateringly high, bordering on ridiculous at times. With a combination of diligent research and solid bank management you can actually turn very high profits from Esports. This month alone we have achieved odds of 7's and 8's on teams that are effectively 50/50 to win. The odds are sometimes like those one might expect in football for a top Premier League team against a struggling Championship team in a cup game, and if you look in the right places there is complete value there just waiting to be exploited. As mentioned, you almost literally have a 50/50 chance to win, and yet you can often get odds of 5's plus, representing excellent value.
These Esports teams are not Premier v Championship, and are much more evenly matched, more like Premier v Premier or Championship v Championship, and yet the odds sometimes do not reflect that. Most of these teams are in the final stages of competitions, or in the highest leagues. Maybe the bookies haven't quite got a full handle on the value in their Esports markets just yet? Or maybe it's just a result of the research that we can do and we just beat them fair and square? Who knows and who cares, as long as the profit is coming in, right?
Research is crucial with any portfolio or strategy. Sure, you'll get teams that rarely lose, and you'll want to avoid those teams in your higher odds strategies. Others, however, are priced like they are unbeatable and their opponent's price is way higher than it should be. These favourites are not unbeatable as history proves - time and again the outsider wins, and time and again we can make serious profit from those enhanced prices.
Another thing to take note of is the different prices that can be available with different bookmakers, so do shop around for the best odds. Do your research and take your time searching for the best prices from those juicily priced outsiders. Use smaller stakes and manage your bankroll responsibly and again take your time with this. Esports, if carefully researched and betted on correctly and with discipline, can provide a steady profit stream.
Add that to games not being stopped due to the weather in the winter (or due to a virus!!) and you could have a winning portfolio literally right there in front of you, all year long.