Tomorrow, 5:00 AM
$2.11K Vol. · ACL X ESL Challenger China
Xtreme Gaming
Roar Gaming
Tomorrow, 5:00 AM
$656.63 Vol. · ACL X ESL Challenger China
Yakult Brothers
Mideng Dreamer
Tomorrow, 6:30 AM
$713.04 Vol. · ACL X ESL Challenger China
Team Refuser
Team Resilience
Tomorrow, 6:30 AM
$347.68 Vol. · ACL X ESL Challenger China
Vici Gaming
Cloud Dawning
Frequently Asked Questions
Polymarket lets you trade on the outcomes of professional Dota 2 matches. Buy shares in the team you think will win — if they do, your shares pay out at $1 each. You can trade on live and upcoming Dota 2 matches from major tournaments worldwide.
Each Dota 2 match typically has a moneyline market where you pick the winner. Depending on the match format, you may also find map handicaps, total maps, and individual map or game winner markets.
Odds are expressed as share prices between 0¢ and 99¢. A team priced at 65¢ means the market gives them roughly a 65% chance of winning. If you buy at 65¢ and they win, you earn 35¢ profit per share. Prices update in real time as traders buy and sell.
Yes. When a live stream is available, you'll see a "Watch Stream" button on the match scoreboard. It opens a floating video player you can drag and resize, so you can watch the action while browsing other markets or placing trades.
Markets are resolved based on official results from tournament organizers. Once a match concludes, winning shares pay out at $1 and losing shares go to $0. Results are typically confirmed within minutes of a match ending.
Beware of external links.
Beware of external links.
Frequently Asked Questions
A Dota 2 prediction market lets traders take positions on real-world Dota 2 outcomes. Each market offers shares priced between 0¢ and 100¢, where the price represents the implied probability that the outcome occurs. You can browse all live Dota 2 markets on this page.
There are currently 4 active Dota 2 markets, with a combined trading volume of $3.8K. The full list is available on this page.
The top Dota 2 markets by volume right now are Dota 2: Xtreme Gaming vs Roar Gaming (BO1) - ACL X ESL Challenger China Playoffs, Dota 2: Team Refuser vs Team Resilience (BO1) - ACL X ESL Challenger China Playoffs, and Dota 2: Yakult Brothers vs Mideng Dreamer (BO1) - ACL X ESL Challenger China Playoffs. These are typically driven by upcoming matchups, breaking injury news, and lineup confirmations.
Each contract is priced between 0¢ and 100¢. A Dota 2 team or player priced at 65¢, for example, means the market is implying a 65% probability that they win or hit the stated outcome. The other side trades at 35¢.
Dota 2 markets typically cover individual game and match outcomes, season-long awards, championship futures, and player props where available. The exact mix depends on the Dota 2 schedule and what traders are most active on at any given time — see the live list on this page for what's currently open.
Frequently Asked Questions
Polymarket lets you trade on the outcomes of professional Dota 2 matches. Buy shares in the team you think will win — if they do, your shares pay out at $1 each. You can trade on live and upcoming Dota 2 matches from major tournaments worldwide.
Each Dota 2 match typically has a moneyline market where you pick the winner. Depending on the match format, you may also find map handicaps, total maps, and individual map or game winner markets.
Odds are expressed as share prices between 0¢ and 99¢. A team priced at 65¢ means the market gives them roughly a 65% chance of winning. If you buy at 65¢ and they win, you earn 35¢ profit per share. Prices update in real time as traders buy and sell.
Yes. When a live stream is available, you'll see a "Watch Stream" button on the match scoreboard. It opens a floating video player you can drag and resize, so you can watch the action while browsing other markets or placing trades.
Markets are resolved based on official results from tournament organizers. Once a match concludes, winning shares pay out at $1 and losing shares go to $0. Results are typically confirmed within minutes of a match ending.
Beware of external links.
Beware of external links.
Frequently Asked Questions