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2019 World Electronic Sports Games Betting Odds

Written by:

Alistair Prescott

Published on:

Mar/04/2019

2019 World Electronic Sports Games Betting Odds

World Electronic Sports Games 2019 odds to win are now available online.

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WESG is an event series organized by Alisports that looks to imitate an Olympic model within Esports. Alongside 4 invitations 20 more teams from regional qualifiers will compete in the event.

This event will take place March 7-10, in Chongqing, China.

Odds to Win WESG 2019

Team	Odds to Win WESG 2019 at BetDSI
Russia	+500
Keen Gaming	+650
TNC	+800
EHOME	+800
Canarinho	+800
Aster	+1000
Team Team	+1200
Room310	+1400
The Final Tribe	+1400
Mr Game Boy	+1400
Gorillaz Pride	+1600
Ukraine Yellow	+1600
Australia	+1600
Nemiga	+2000
WG.Unity	+2000
PotM Bottom	+2500
Deutschlando	+2500
NoLifer5	+3300
Orcus	+5000
MEGA Aorus	+10000
Veteran	+10000
Omega	+10000
LeetPro	+20000
Teamhor	+20000

- Alistair Prescott, Gambling911.com

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