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CS2, CS:GO, Dota 2, League of Legends, Valorant, Overwatch, Rainbow Six, StarCraft II, MLBB, PUBG Mobile, Free Fire
Payout: Not timed · crypto / e-wallets
Payments: PIX, Crypto BTC/USDT, Skrill, Neteller, Cards
First on our board at 74.1 out of 100, and it gets there on catalogue and payout scores rather than on price. The right account for a player who follows the whole competitive calendar, including Rainbow Six, StarCraft II and the mobile titles; the wrong one for anyone who only bets tier-1 CS2 match-winners, or who would pick an account on its casino, since every score on this page measures the esports book and none of them measures the casino.
GG.BET has traded as an esports brand since 2016, and our scoring reflects that shape rather than a marketing line. Esports depth rates 95 and payout rates 88, both the highest figures we award anywhere on this site. The weighted total lands at 74.1 out of 100, first among the three consumer brands we cover, and it gets there without leading on price.
Worth stating plainly before anything else: we have not deposited here. What follows comes from the operator's entry in the Curacao public register, the payment rails it lists, the title list it advertises, and our own published weighting. All four are things you can open and check without taking our word for them. What you will not find below is a withdrawal time, and the section on payments explains why.
The advertised list runs CS2, CS:GO, Dota 2, League of Legends, Valorant, Overwatch, Rainbow Six, StarCraft II, MLBB, PUBG Mobile and Free Fire. Count honestly and that is ten distinct games, because CS2 and CS:GO are the same title entered twice.
The four majors are on every book here. What GG.BET adds is the rest of the shelf: Rainbow Six, StarCraft II and the mobile trio are advertised on the same title list as CS2, so a Rainbow Six week does not send you opening a second account somewhere else. Mostbet lists eight titles and carries none of those three. 1xBet names seven and then writes "+25 disciplines" without saying which.
Two warnings against over-reading that list. A title count says nothing about how many markets a single match carries, and whether a given series gets map handicaps, round totals and first blood priced still depends on the tier of the event. And the depth only pays if you use it: if your betting starts and ends at pre-match match-winner on tier-1 CS2, you are carrying a catalogue you never open, at prices 1xBet beats.
Odds rate 78. That sits above Mostbet's 76 and below 1xBet's 82, and odds carry the heaviest single weight in our methodology at 25 percent, because pricing touches every bet you place rather than one bet a month.
A point or two of extra margin is invisible on a Tuesday and expensive across a season. It is also the price of specialisation, and whether it is worth paying comes down to how much of the catalogue you use. Bet the mobile and tactical-shooter tail all year and the trade reads well. Bet four CS2 finals and it does not.
The published rails are PIX, BTC and USDT, Skrill, Neteller and cards. PIX means a Brazilian bettor funds in reais straight from a banking app, with no card and no intermediate wallet in the chain.
Across much of Africa and South Asia that same list narrows to crypto or nothing, and this is the gap Mostbet and 1xBet fill with local wallets and mobile money. Check the cashier against your own country before you decide the ranking on this page applies to you.
There is no payout clock on this page, and that is a correction rather than an oversight. A figure ran here for a while, a weekly cycle with crypto in about fifteen minutes, presented as the operator's own. We could not stand it up: gg.bet refuses connections from our region, so its withdrawal terms cannot be opened and confirmed from here, and the tiered schedules quoted around the affiliate trade contradict each other. An unsourceable number is worse than none, so the card now names the rails, crypto and e-wallets, and says outright that nobody here has timed one.
Read the withdrawal section inside your own account before you need it rather than after, and note that first payouts are where identity verification usually bites. Getting documents approved before you request money is the one part of the process fully inside your control.
The reference to write down is OGL/2024/688/0234, held by River Entertainment B.V., company number 158146. That entry sits in the Curacao Gaming Authority's own online gaming register, which the authority republishes as a dated PDF, so you can look it up without going anywhere near the operator's footer. Do check it rather than trusting this page: when we read the register the entry was listed with its renewal assessment in progress, a status shared by roughly half the entries in that register and meaning under review rather than revoked.
Ignore any 8048/JAZ style number you still see quoted for this brand, here or anywhere else. Those came from the Curacao master-licence system, which has been wound up; licences now issue directly from the authority under the online gaming policy in force since November 2023, and an old sub-licence string is a historical reference rather than a live permission.
The number matters less than people assume and more than nothing. Curacao is a light-touch framework with weaker consumer recourse than a UK or Malta licence, and a register entry does not change that. It is at least checkable, though, where the bare word "Curacao" on a footer is not, and both sportsbooks on this site publish the bare word.
Trust rates 75 here, the highest figure on the board, and in our formula trust works as a multiplier that can only subtract. GG.BET keeps more of its base score than either competitor does.
Our bonus score is 80, and it reads the offer's existence and structure rather than its size. We print no amount: terms differ per market, and an invented figure would mislead you and breach the operator's own programme rules. The card says "esports welcome offer, varies by country" because that is the honest ceiling of what can be confirmed without your jurisdiction in hand.
Read wagering, minimum odds and expiry before opting in, since a large headline under heavy rollover is worth less than a small one on fair terms. Betting carries real financial loss, no operator can promise a return, and a rating of 74.1 measures one product against three competitors rather than forecasting how your season goes.
Rating applies our published methodology (odds 25% · esports 20% · live 20% · payout 15% · bonus 10% · support 10%) and is independent of any commission.
Because the methodology weights more than price. 1xBet scores 82 on odds against GG.BET's 78, but GG.BET leads on esports depth (95 v 88), payout (88 v 75), support (80 v 60) and trust (75 v 45). Trust enters the formula as a multiplier that can only subtract, so 1xBet's stronger base score of 80.9 finishes at 58.6 while GG.BET's 84.7 finishes at 74.1. The weights are printed on this page and the arithmetic is yours to rerun.
No. CS2 and CS:GO are the same game listed twice, so the honest count is ten distinct titles. It is still the longest list of the operators we cover, and the useful part is the tail: Rainbow Six, StarCraft II, MLBB, PUBG Mobile and Free Fire, three of which Mostbet does not carry. A title count also says nothing about how many markets any single match gets, which varies with the tier of the event.
No, and we do not claim to have. There is no withdrawal time anywhere on this page either, because we could not confirm one in the operator's own terms and we will not dress an unsourced figure up as the operator's. Our scores come from register records, the payment rails each operator lists, published bonus structure and complaint patterns. Where the evidence is thin we say so instead of filling the gap with a number.
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