Betting live on FIFA esports

When the first version of FIFA International Soccer was released in the early 1990s, a success story began that continues to this day. A new version of the FIFA series is released almost every year. The game was released for PC and PlayStation from the outset and versions are now also available for various other platforms, such as Xbox and Nintendo Switch. In addition to the classic FIFA games, offshoots of the gaming simulation are also regularly created to mark the FIFA World Cup or specifically for women's football, for example.

FIFA was originally just a game to enjoy alone or with friends and family at home. With the proliferation of the Internet and ever-increasing Internet speeds, FIFA now allows you to compete against players from all over the world virtually.

The football simulation from Canada now has the support of a huge esports community and the number of professional competitions is increasing all the time. Countless e-athletes play in the FIFA Championships in different leagues, such as the VDFB's German FIFA League or the FIFA Fighters. The FIFA Interactive World Cup sees FIFA host its own World Cup.

Even traditional football league clubs now have professional FIFA e-players under contract. In 2017, all the clubs in the Austrian Football League even took part in competitions in the newly established eBundesliga. SK Sturm Graz took home the victory in the team competition and LASK Linz in the single's.

FIFA tournaments are often played one against one or two against two. Having said that, even 11 against 11 competitions (where each participant controls only one virtual player) are possible in the newer versions. The rules are the same as the official football rules. To qualify for the games, e-athletes start with the FIFA 20 Global Series and can work their way up to the FIFAe World Cup, where big cash prizes and a trip to the Best FIFA Football Awards await anyone who wins.

Admiral Casino has responded to the increasing popularity and now also offers FIFA esports live betting. The types of bet on offer are already known from real-world football:

• Who will win the remaining match time?
• Who will win the 1st half
• 2-way bets
• Double chance

You probably already know the rules from real-world football. But if you want to bet successfully, you should first find out about the players or teams competing. Who are the favourites and who is currently in good form? It's advisable to watch a few games first on one of the available video streams.

We recommend that you analyse the last five matches and the last encounter of the opponents. Check the player's overall performance in the season. Compare the playing styles and then determine your favourites.