Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, often abbreviated to CS:GO, is a first person shooter game that is played by two teams consisting of five players each. One team plays the terrorist team whose goal it is to plant a bomb in one of the bomb sites before the round timer expires. The goal of the second team, the counter-terrorists, is to eliminate the terrorists or defuse the bomb in time, should the terrorists manage to plant it. Games are played on ‘Maps’, which are generated landscapes that differ every time a new game begins. It means players need to learn how to quickly understand terrain and vantage points in the new map. Every round that is won counts as a point and a CS:GO Map is typically played in a best-of-30 format, meaning that the first team to reach 16 points will win the Map. After 15 rounds the teams switch positions, which means both teams get an equal chance of winning a Map. A game can be played over multiple Maps and is mostly best-of-three or best-of-one.
1. Go to sports
2. Select CS:GO
3. Note other sections or leagues pops up for you to make your choice
4. List of games pops up for you to make your own selection
5. When you tap on it other market availability pops up
6. Markets explanations are there for you to make your pick
Winner: Bet wins if you predict who wins whether Home or Away
Map Handicap: Handicap 1:0-Home team is getting advantage of 1 point(The winner of a map)
Homebet wins if Home team wins with any number of points, or the match ends without winner. Drawbet wins if Away team wins with exactly 1 point.
1st map 1x2: Homebet wins if Home team scores ahead of Away team in the 1st map.
1st map total rounds ( including overtime) : his market has 2 possible outcomes i.e. Over x.5 or Under x.5. For example 1st map - total rounds (Ov/Un 2.5):
- Over 2.5bet wins if there are 3 or more rounds played in the 1st map.(e.g. the total number of rounds is 3,4,5 etc.)
- Under 2.5bet wins if there are 2 or fewer rounds played in the 1st map.(e.g. the total number of rounds is 1,2)
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