$250 ★★ NA LCS W3D2 Contest – LoL Betting Odds: 14 June

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(G911 eSports Wire) – The $250 ★★ NA LCS W3D2 tournament at Vulcun.com allows for 10 entries of $250 apiece for the chance to win $450.  Half of those who enter will each cash out $450.  The salary cap on this contest is $10,000.  It begins shortly after 3 pm EST.  The following odds were available for Sunday and Monday’s League of Legends matchups: Team 8 +225 vs. Cloud 9 -300, Team Dragon Knights +500 vs. Team Solomid -700, Counter Logic Gaming -400 vs. Enemy E-Sports +275, Counter Logic Gaming -400 vs. Enemy eSports +275, Team Dignitas +105 vs. Gravity -137, Team Impulse -105 vs. Liquid -125. - Alistair Prescott, Gambling911.com

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