DrMario
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In eSports betting, we often see heavily favored teams with low odds and underdogs with high-risk, high-reward potential. But is betting on underdogs a sustainable long-term strategy?
Consider games like CS2, Dota 2, and League of Legends, where meta shifts, player substitutions, and tournament fatigue can create unexpected upsets. Historically, certain tournaments (e.g., CS Majors or The International) have seen massive underdog wins that crushed sportsbooks’ odds models.
But the real question is: Can you consistently identify undervalued teams or are underdog bets just a gambler's fallacy?
Consider games like CS2, Dota 2, and League of Legends, where meta shifts, player substitutions, and tournament fatigue can create unexpected upsets. Historically, certain tournaments (e.g., CS Majors or The International) have seen massive underdog wins that crushed sportsbooks’ odds models.
But the real question is: Can you consistently identify undervalued teams or are underdog bets just a gambler's fallacy?