Esportsbooks are quickly becoming a key part of the betting industry. Nowadays, there are hundreds – if not thousands – of gaming events and competitions taking place all over the world. The stakes are demonstrably high, as the biggest prize pools are numbered in tens of millions of dollars. With that, it’s not exactly surprising that many fans are looking for ways to get in on this action by betting on gaming matches and keeping up with the latest esportsbook news.
Just looking up the word esportsbook online will direct you to major bookmaker like 10Bet and Bet365 that have fully embraced the esports betting industry. And it’s easy to see why.
Even in 2016, the amount of gambling surrounding the biggest esports titles was estimated at $5.5 billion. This figure is projected to reach $13 billion by 2020 – a staggering increase for such a short span of time.
Of course, growth creates competition. It’s impossible to succeed in such a fast-moving industry by simply advertising your esportsbook online. This turned esports betting sites into bold innovators consistently pushing the envelope of the very definition of a top-tier gambling experience.
For instance, a gaming-focused bookmaker like ArcaneBet puts its stock into live betting and releasing varied in-play markets for video game tournaments. Meanwhile, Pinnacle took the route of cutting unnecessary expenses and providing the best possible odds to its customers. Other betting platforms combine gambling with the latest technological developments, facilitating a constant stream of esportsbook news on sites that allow you to bet with cryptocurrencies, wager on your favorite Twitch streamers, or even create your own customizable avatar to gain unique gambling bonuses.
With that, it’s more important than ever to stay in the loop of the latest esportsbook online bonus offers. The industry is still young. But if you give it the chance, it will surprise you!
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