Team Nemesis - GamerLegion: Dota 2 pre-match markets for players in Mauritania
Team Nemesis - GamerLegion is a fixture of Dota 2. PGL Wallachia, played in Dota 2 between Team Nemesis and GamerLegion, with the first map scheduled for 22.09.2026 at 07:00. This is its pre-match page on 1xBet for a player based in Mauritania: the prices published before the series, the markets on the whole series and on every map within it, and what becomes of them once map one is under way.
"Map" stands here for the unit a series is counted in, whatever Dota 2 calls it: a map in a shooter, a game in an arena title, a full match in a sports simulation. The series ends when one side reaches the number of maps set by the format of Dota 2. PGL Wallachia, and that number decides which markets exist before the start. The day's other fixtures are listed in the full schedule of real esports competitions on 1xBet, by discipline and tournament.
Reading the card of Team Nemesis - GamerLegion before map one 🔍
Each element of the card matters to a pre-match stake. The table takes them in order, and the page holds no statistics, no ranking and no head-to-head record, only the fixture and its markets.
On the card | What it shows | What it changes for a pre-match stake |
|---|---|---|
22.09.2026, 07:00 | The scheduled launch of map one, as announced by the organiser | The pre-match line stays open until then; a later launch extends it |
Dota 2. PGL Wallachia and its stage | The tournament, and whether the tie is a group or a playoff match | The stage sets the series length, which decides the map markets |
Team Nemesis first, GamerLegion second | The order of the sides on every market | A handicap names the side it applies to |
The list of markets | Series markets, then the numbered maps, then markets inside a map | A single-map series shows no map handicap and no map total |
The order of Team Nemesis and GamerLegion follows the fixture listing and says nothing about their level. If the organiser moves the start, the card takes the new date and time; it leaves the pre-match section of Dota 2. PGL Wallachia only when map one is actually launched.
Series, numbered map, inside the map: the markets on offer 🎯
The pre-match line of Team Nemesis - GamerLegion works on three levels.
On the series: the winner, Team Nemesis or GamerLegion by any score; the map handicap, a map advantage or deficit added to one side before the result is read; the total of maps played, over or under the line shown; the correct score, 2-0 or 2-1 for instance.
On a numbered map: the winner of map one, of map two and so on, settled on that map alone whichever side takes the series.
Inside a map, where Dota 2 makes it possible: handicap and total of rounds in disciplines built on rounds, the pistol round in shooters, first blood and first tower in arena games, game duration, and overtime where the game provides for it.
The card of Team Nemesis - GamerLegion lists only the inside-map markets that fit Dota 2. Prices on all three levels move until launch with the stakes taken and whatever Dota 2. PGL Wallachia announces about the tie; a price is fixed only when the coupon is confirmed, and that value settles the bet.
Two maps to win or three: what the format does to the handicap 🧮
In a single-map series the map is the series: map winner and series winner are one selection, and map handicap, map total and correct score are left off the card, as nothing is left to count beyond that one map.
In a best-of-three, two map wins end the series, so it lasts two maps or three and the map total has only those two answers. With a −1.5 handicap, Team Nemesis has to win 2-0; with +1.5, GamerLegion covers the line the moment it wins a map, even if the series is lost. Correct score has four outcomes.
Over five maps, or in a final played until one side has four wins, the −1.5 line keeps demanding two maps of margin at the finish, but a map dropped on the way no longer breaks it: 3-1 covers, 3-2 does not. The map total takes higher lines, the correct-score list grows, and a final to four wins can stretch to seven maps. The format of Team Nemesis - GamerLegion follows the stage of Dota 2. PGL Wallachia and is shown on the card.
Mauritania: ouguiya, phone and the switch to in-play 📱
An account opened from Mauritania is kept in ouguiya (MRU): the stake on Team Nemesis - GamerLegion is entered in that currency, winnings are credited in it without conversion, and the same unit appears on every balance and coupon. Deposit and withdrawal methods for the country are listed in the cashier of the account after login.
On an Android phone, the 1xBet version for phones shows the same card, markets and coupon on one screen, so a selection can be confirmed before 07:00. At launch the fixture moves into the in-play esports section, where prices track the map score and fresh markets appear for the map in progress and the one after it; a pre-match coupon is not recalculated then and settles at the end of the series on the price it was confirmed at. Where a broadcast is attached, the esports video streams page shows the maps alongside the odds.
The region has a top-tier league of its own in one of the big MOBA disciplines, the Arabian League, in its fourth season in 2026; fixtures like Team Nemesis - GamerLegion make up the 2026 calendar around it. The rest of the site opens from the 1xBet home page for Mauritania.