Esports Markets 2026 — CS2, LoL, Valorant, Dota

Kalshi's top Counter-Strike board has rolled to Team Falcons–G2: Team Falcons 63.5%, G2 36%, on $224,261 in the past day, listed to settle at 9:30am ET on Friday, November 13. Beside it, Polymarket's moneyline has rolled to the same match, G2 vs. Team Falcons in the BLAST Rivals playoffs, best of three, at 31.5% on its listed side on $1,888,871, the busiest contract on the page, listed to settle at 12pm ET.

Kalshi's second Counter-Strike board is ex-ENCE–Noir Verse: Noir Verse 57%, ex-ENCE 44%, on $15,303, listed to settle at 10:30am ET November 13.

Both League of Legends slots now cover the Worlds final, Gen.G–Bilibili Gaming. Kalshi has Gen.G 62.5% and Bilibili Gaming 37.5%, listed to settle at 6pm ET Saturday, November 14; Polymarket's best-of-five moneyline is 37.5% on its listed side, listed to settle at 8pm ET November 14.

The two top slots now sit on the same match, G2–Team Falcons in the BLAST Rivals playoffs. Left, Kalshi's board, listed to settle at 9:30am ET on Friday, November 13: Team Falcons 63.5%, G2 36%, on $224,261 in the past day, with $205,954 open. Right, Polymarket's best-of-three moneyline, listed to settle at 12pm ET: its listed side is 31.5% on $1,888,871, with $2,714,146 open on the event; its day is more than eight times Kalshi's. If that side is G2, the first-named team, Polymarket prices G2 4.5 points below Kalshi's 36%.

Both Kalshi legs of Team Falcons–G2: Team Falcons 63.5% on $176,363, with $161,002 open; G2 36% on $47,898, with $45,201 open. The favorite has drawn more than three and a half times the underdog's trade and holds most of the open interest.

Kalshi's second Counter-Strike board has rolled to ex-ENCE–Noir Verse, listed to settle at 10:30am ET on Friday, November 13: Noir Verse 57%, ex-ENCE 44%, on $15,303 in the past day. The favorite drew most of the money, $12,492 on Noir Verse against $2,811 on ex-ENCE, with $5,856 open. Neither Polymarket contract on the page covers this match.

Both League of Legends slots now cover the same match, the Worlds final between Gen.G and Bilibili Gaming. Left, Kalshi's board, listed to settle at 6pm ET on Saturday, November 14: Gen.G 62.5% and Bilibili Gaming 37.5%, on $207,189 in the past day with $571,523 open. Gen.G drew more of the day's trade, $112,762 to $94,427, but Bilibili Gaming holds more open interest, $317,982. Right, Polymarket's best-of-five moneyline, listed to settle at 8pm ET November 14: its listed side is 37.5% on $98,182, with $899,052 open on the event. That matches Kalshi's Bilibili Gaming price exactly, consistent with the listed side being Bilibili Gaming, the first-named team.

Counter-Strike. Team Falcons–G2: Team Falcons 63.5% on Kalshi, listed to settle at 9:30am ET November 13; Polymarket's moneyline on the same match is 31.5% on its listed side, listed to settle at 12pm ET. ex-ENCE–Noir Verse: Noir Verse 57% on Kalshi, listed to settle at 10:30am ET November 13.

League of Legends. Worlds final, Gen.G–Bilibili Gaming: Gen.G 62.5% on Kalshi, listed to settle at 6pm ET November 14; Polymarket's moneyline is 37.5% on its listed side, listed to settle at 8pm ET November 14.