Liquid versus BetBoom draws $402,000 in Polymarket trading
DeFi Rate reports the Counter-Strike IEM Beijing Group B match between Liquid and BetBoom Team traded about 402,000 dollars on Polymarket in the last 24 hours, ranking fifth on its most-traded sports events list. It sits behind the New Zealand against India cricket match and the AEK Athens against Real Madrid match on the same board.
The Counter-Strike IEM Beijing Group B match between Liquid and BetBoom Team generated about $402,000 in Polymarket trading over the last 24 hours, according to DeFi Rate.
The matchup ranked fifth on the outlet’s list of the most-traded sports events of the day. The report was published on Nov 4, 2026, at 5:00 AM ET.
Esports on the sports trading board
Liquid against BetBoom Team appeared below both the New Zealand against India cricket match and the AEK Athens against Real Madrid match on the same board, according to DeFi Rate.
The ranking places the Counter-Strike fixture among the day’s more actively traded sports events in that list. The supplied summary does not include prices, implied win probabilities or a breakdown of trading between the two teams.
What it means for prediction markets
- The roughly $402,000 figure measures reported trading activity over 24 hours, not the market’s assessment of either team’s chances.
- Fifth place provides a relative measure of activity on DeFi Rate’s board; it does not establish how much trading separated the listed events.
- Without prices or position-level detail, the report offers no basis for identifying which team traders favored.
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