LoL betting odds and live League of Legends lines

A LoL odds number is the price a bookmaker has set on one side of a match, and it says two things at once: what a winning bet returns, and how likely that book thinks the result is. This board shows decimal prices, the format most esports books use.

A shorter price means a smaller return and a higher implied chance, and a longer price means the opposite. Comparing the same match across books is the point of a board like this, because a price is a judgement rather than a fact and different books judge differently.

A decimal price is the total return on a winning unit stake, stake included. Divide 1 by the price for the rough implied probability. These are illustrative examples, not prices from the board.

Add the two implied probabilities on a real match and they come to more than 100 percent. That overhang is the book's margin, and it is how a bookmaker makes money whichever side wins. The probabilities used on this page are normalised to remove it, so the two sides add to exactly 100.

Each row carries the two teams, the event behind the match, its live status and the current price on each side. Search narrows the board by team or event name, and the status filter separates live matches from upcoming ones and from those carrying a price on both sides. Sorting runs on live status by default and can be switched to the widest gap between the two sides, the strongest favourite, the event or the team names.

The board publishes three figures above the rows, none of them defined anywhere else. Here is what each is calculated from.

Avg Favorite is the average strength of the favourite across every priced match on the board. For each match, both prices are converted to probabilities and normalised so they sum to 100 percent, the higher of the two is taken as the favourite, and those figures are averaged. A reading near 50 percent means the board is full of close matches. The higher it climbs, the more one-sided the average fixture is.

Widest Edge is the largest gap between the two sides of a single match anywhere on the board, in percentage points. A reading of 80 describes one match priced at roughly 90 percent against 10. It is not a comparison between bookmakers and not a measure of value: it identifies the most lopsided fixture currently listed, which is usually a mismatch in a lower-tier competition.

Priced Boards counts how many tracked matches carry a price on both sides, against the total tracked. A match with no market on one side still appears on the board but is not counted here, and is excluded from both figures above. When the board carries nothing, all three read zero. The equivalent figures on Dota 2 odds are calculated identically, so the two are directly comparable.

Not every professional LoL match has a market, and the ones that do are not evenly spread across the sport. A match appears on this board only when a tracked provider has priced it, which is a narrower set than everything being played.

Books price where they have data and where there is demand. Tier-one league play attracts the deepest markets and the tightest prices, but those leagues run to a split calendar, so they are priced during their seasons rather than continuously. Regional and academy competitions run closer to year-round and make up a large share of what is priced on an ordinary day. Those games carry less data behind them, which is why their prices sit further apart and why the widest gaps on an odds board usually come from that tier.

We would rather say this plainly than imply coverage we do not have: if a series you expect is missing here, the likeliest reasons are that its league is between splits, that no tracked provider has priced it, or that it is not yet in our feed. The LoL match schedule is the place to check what is actually running, and League of Legends betting covers legality and what to check in a book.

Betting is for adults only: 18 in most jurisdictions that permit it, and 21 in many US states. Whether any of these markets are available to you depends on where you live.

BO5 displays prices from tracked providers and does not accept bets. We are not a bookmaker and we hold no funds. Every price carries a margin in the book's favour, no result is predictable, and most people who bet lose money over time. Free, confidential support is available from BeGambleAware. More on the rules where you live is on League of Legends betting.