Moneyline

Moneyline is the most straightforward bet bettors can place on a Valorant match, and it works the same way as in other esports or traditional sports. With a moneyline, we're simply predicting which of the two teams will win the match, and it doesn't matter how long it takes them or by how much the team wins.

Handicaps

Handicap bets add a bit more variety to placing a Valorant bet. The bookmakers offer handicaps to level the playing field between two teams that are not equally matched by giving the favourites an imaginary disadvantage or the underdogs an imaginary advantage.

In Valorant, there are two main ways we can handicap the games – rounds won, or maps won. Every match will have a round handicap; however, only the best-of series will have a map handicap.

Totals

Totals in Valorant are bets on whether a certain statistic in the game will exceed the predetermined value. Most commonly, the over/under bets in Valorant will be offered on rounds and maps played.

Some bookmakers might offer kill totals, but those are rare. Most esports betting sites instead stick with only rounds and maps totals. 

Proposition Bets

Proposition bets in Valorant are all wagers we can place on an occurrence or non-occurrence of an event that doesn't directly impact the game's outcome. Even though Valorant props aren't available in all matches, some of the most common propositions are wagers on which team will win a pistol round and whether the match will go to overtime.

Outrights

Outrights (or future bets) Valorant bets are wagers on future events, most commonly, bets on which teams will win the next Valorant esports tournament. Larger tournaments will also offer other markets than just outright winners, including: "to reach final", head-to-head betting, stage of elimination, and tournament MVP.