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If you’re building or scaling an esports betting product in 2026, the first question is always: which titles do we cover? Below are the 15 titles available through the Esports Odds API, ranked roughly by betting relevance, with the tournaments and markets that matter for each.

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1. Counter-Strike (CS2)

The deepest betting market in esports. BLAST, ESL Pro League, IEM and the PGL Majors run almost year-round, with map handicaps, total maps, pistol rounds and first blood all heavily priced. → CS2 Odds API

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2. Dota 2

Driven by The International and the Majors. Series handicaps, first blood, first Roshan and total kills are the core markets. → Dota 2 Odds API

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3. League of Legends

The LCK, LPL, LEC and Worlds anchor the calendar. Game handicaps, first blood/tower/dragon and series score lead the markets. → LoL Odds API

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4. Valorant

VCT Masters and Champions have made Valorant a top-three betting title fast. Map and round markets mirror CS2. → Valorant Odds API

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5-8. Rainbow Six, Rocket League, Overwatch, Call of Duty

Strong FPS/arena scenes with established circuits (Six Invitational, RLCS, OWCS, CDL). Map and game handicaps plus title-specific markets like Rocket League’s total goals.

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9-12. StarCraft 2, Mobile Legends, King of Glory, Wild Rift

A mix of classic 1v1 (SC2) and the enormous Asian mobile MOBA scene (MLBB’s M-Series, KPL, Wild Rift). High match volume, growing liquidity.

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13-15. PUBG, EA Sports FC, StarCraft: Brood War

Battle-royale placement and kill markets (PUBG), football-style markets for FIFA esports (EA Sports FC), and the evergreen Korean Brood War scene.

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Why coverage breadth matters

Bettors follow titles, not sportsbooks. A product that only covers CS2 leaves volume on the table during a quiet CS week when Valorant, LoL or Dota are in playoffs. Covering all 15 through one API, with ~1 second live scores and WebSocket streaming, lets you keep users engaged across the whole calendar. See the full list and live coverage on the Esports Odds API page.