Paladins Gambling

Placing bets on Paladins, as analogous to any other type of e-sport or mainstream sports betting involves predicting the outcome of several smaller portions of the game or the entire result of the game before the match. In paladins, punters can bet using real-money, skins, gold, or any other in-game related resources.

Over its short span of existence, Paladins has managed to “out-perform” some of the preceding games of the same genre of PC gaming. The game already boats of a strong professional e-sports scene with teams from all over the globe.

Paladins has several iterations of tournaments that are organized globally and the top teams from various regions compete for the ultimate prize. Apart from that there are several regional tournaments that the community hosts as well.

However, three of the top-tier leagues in Paladins are – The Paladins Premier League, The Paladins Console League, and The Paladins Minor League. Professional teams as well as the best individual Paladins players from around the world participate in these tournaments throughout the year.

These leagues are played throughout the year and the top teams automatically qualify to participate in two of the major Paladins Competitions – The HRX invitational, and The Paladins World Championship.

The Paladins World Championship tournament carries a massive prize pool of $300,000 and features the top 8 ranked teams from around the world. This tournament in specific is one of the biggest events in the e-sports calendar, and, hence, is a kill zone for punters and bookmakers to make some serious money by betting on several strategic matches throughout the competition.

Some of the upcoming Paladins tournaments also include Flex, and Brasileirão de Paladins.

Paladins trading refer to the process of exchanging or selling skins, weapons or any other in-game items between the players. Some of the biggest names (games) in the e-sports scene such as Dota 2 and CS allow its player to exchange/ trade skins within the game. However, this feature is currently not supported in Paladins. Players cannot trade or sell their champion skins amongst themselves (at least as of present) as it is still a relatively new game.

The feature may, however, be added in the future after the game makes significant profit margin.