Game Lines
ESOCCER - LIVE BETTING ODDS
LIVE
Win
-121
+210
+300
Spread
-0.5
-120
+0.5
-120
Total
o 4.5
-150
u 4.5
+105
LIVE
+110
+185
+225
0, -0.5
-115
0, +0.5
-125
o 2.5
EVEN
u 2.5
-140
American Odds
Esoccer: real people playing EA Sports FC against each other in short, scheduled matches, all day and all night. At Ozoon you can bet on them.
Odds are in American format, your balance stays in CAD, and the markets are the ones you'd use on a real match. If you're new here, there's 100% up to $400 CAD on your first deposit by card or Interac, or 100% up to $600 CAD if you deposit in crypto.
Two players, one match of EA Sports FC (the game plenty of us still call FIFA), and a result that's settled like any football fixture. The difference is the clock. Most eSoccer matches last 8 or 12 minutes, and the leagues run them back to back, so one player can get through dozens of games in a day.
People often lump it in with virtual soccer, but they're different products. Virtual soccer is a computer generating a scoreline with a random-number generator; nobody is actually playing. eSoccer has a person on each controller, and that's the whole point. Players have habits, good days and bad days, and if you watch enough of them you start to notice. (If the computer-generated version is what you're after, it's on our Virtual Sports page.)
One thing that catches newcomers out: the club barely matters. When you see Liverpool (player name) v Inter (player name), you're betting on the two people in brackets. Where Liverpool sit in the real Premier League table has nothing to do with it.
Esoccer isn't one competition. A handful of operators each run their own league, with their own players and their own match length, and bookmakers list them exactly that way: "Esoccer Battle - 8 mins play", "Esoccer GT Leagues - 12 mins play". If you learn one thing before your first bet, make it which league you're looking at. The same goals line can be a fair price in one and a terrible one in another.
Probably the name you've seen most. It's full 11-a-side with two four-minute halves, and there's a fixture on almost constantly. With eight minutes on the clock an early goal really matters, because the player behind has to chase, and chasing in EA FC tends to leave space at the back.
Same length as Battle, very different feel. Canadians search for this league more than any other esoccer competition, and it often surprises people with how tight it is. Over recent two-day samples, most players have averaged between one and two goals a game. Several matches run at the same time, so there's nearly always one in play.
Two six-minute halves. Four extra minutes doesn't sound like much, but it's half as much football again: more room for a comeback, more time for a goals total to get over the line. On a busy day the GT schedule runs to hundreds of matches.
Also twelve minutes, with a different pool of players. Don't assume a total that looks right for GT Leagues carries across just because the clock is the same.
The odd one out. Volta is EA FC's street football mode: small teams, small pitches, and defending that's largely optional. Matches last six minutes and the scores are silly by football standards. In some recent 48-hour stretches, the league's top players have averaged four or five goals a game each.
Not every league runs every hour. Whatever is live right now is at the top of this page.
| League | Match length | Halves |
|---|---|---|
| Esoccer Battle Volta | 6 minutes | 2 x 3 min |
| Esoccer Battle | 8 minutes | 2 x 4 min |
| Esoccer H2H GG League | 8 minutes | 2 x 4 min |
| Esoccer GT Leagues | 12 minutes | 2 x 6 min |
| Esoccer Liga Pro | 12 minutes | 2 x 6 min |
Mostly what you'd expect from a soccer match. The 1X2 is home, draw or away, and over eight minutes the draw is a real outcome, so don't treat it as an afterthought. Double chance covers two of those three for a shorter price. The half-time result is worth a look if you know a player tends to start slowly.
Totals are where most esoccer money goes, and where most people get caught out. Lines swing a lot from league to league because the leagues themselves are so different. A total that's sensible in the H2H GG League would look laughably low in Battle Volta. First team to score is the quickest bet on the board; it can be settled within seconds of kick-off.
A whole match takes about as long as a coffee break, so live betting on eSoccer moves quickly. Prices update second by second, markets lock for a moment after every goal, and by the time you've decided whether a 1-0 lead is safe it might already be 2-1.
That speed is the appeal, and it's also the risk. With a new kick-off every few minutes, it's very easy to keep going after a loss. Set a deposit limit before you start, not halfway through a session. Our responsible gaming tools are there for exactly that.
You can deposit Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash or Tether (USDT) and bet on esoccer the same way you would with Canadian dollars. Crypto deposits also qualify for the 100% up to $600 CAD crypto sports bonus. If you haven't used a crypto wallet before, our crypto FAQ covers the basics.
Esoccer bets are settled on the result when the scheduled match ends. League matches don't go to extra time. Every so often a match is abandoned because a player disconnects or a stream drops. When that happens, settlement depends on the competition's rules and how far the match got: anything already decided, such as first team to score, can stand, while other markets may be voided. It's worth reading the rules before you bet in volume.
If you came here from real football, soccer has everything from La Liga to Liga MX. For other games, our esports betting section covers Counter-Strike 2, League of Legends and Valorant, and table tennis runs on a similar round-the-clock schedule.
It depends on the league, and the length is normally in the name. Esoccer Battle and the H2H GG League play 8 minutes, GT Leagues and Liga Pro play 12, and Battle Volta plays 6.
It's the league the match belongs to. GT Leagues is one of the operators that runs esoccer, with 12-minute matches split into two six-minute halves.
No, and it's worth knowing the difference. Virtual soccer is generated by a computer. Esoccer is two people playing each other, so skill and form decide the result.
Yes. Deposit in Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash or USDT and every esoccer market is open to you. Crypto deposits also qualify for the crypto sports bonus.