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eSports Championship Series 2019 Betting: Ninjas in Pyjamas Pay $850 to Win

Written by:

Alistair Prescott

Published on:

Mar/14/2019

eSPorts Championship Series 2019: Ninjas in Pyjamas Pay $850 to Win

Thursday's Betway Boost has Ninjas in Pyjamas (NP) paying out $85 for every $10 bet or $850 for every $100 bet to win against Astralis 3 pm EST in the eSports Championship Series 7.

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ECS Season 7 is the latest iteration of the world's most watched CS:GO tournament.

Each region battled it out in five BO3 knockout brackets to qualify for the ECS Season 7 Finals. Higher stakes, no dead games. The first 3 series in each region are winner-takes-all qualifiers, with the top team advancing straight to the ECS Season 7 Finals.

On Monday, Ninjas in Pyjamas announced a change to their Counter-Strike: Global Offensive roster - with the temporary return of former star William 'draken' Sundin as Dennis 'dennis' Edman takes a step away from the game.

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- Alistair Prescott, Gambling911.com

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