An eSports series showed me how fast exchange markets can move. One team lost the opening map, dominated the second, then started the decider with two bad rounds. For the deciding map, I kept betting exchange live open beside the stream and noticed that prices reacted almost immediately to major objectives, economy swings, and momentum changes. That speed is useful when you understand the game, but it leaves very little time to think if you do not. I prefer watching a few rounds before changing anything instead of following every movement. Different titles also behave differently, so knowledge of the specific game matters a lot. In eSports, the exchange can move nearly as fast as the action, which makes discipline especially important.