Dozor vs ForkScan: Esports Surebet Scanners
ForkScan: 990 ₽/week, 2,990 ₽/month. Dozor: 27 books with crypto platforms and exchanges, 399 ₽ a day. Facts checked October 5, 2026.
ForkScan is cheaper; Dozor is wider in coverage — and about a third more expensive per month. ForkScan costs 990 ₽ for 7 days, 2,990 ₽ for 30 days and 5,490 ₽ for 60 days, and publishes filters by percentage, bookmaker and live/prematch mode plus a calculator. Dozor costs 399 ₽ a day, 1,399 ₽ for 7 days, 3,900 ₽ for 30 days and 7,200 ₽ for 60 days, and covers 27 books, including crypto platforms and the Polymarket and Kalshi exchanges. In the data snapshot of September 6, 2026 (a 30-day window) the server recorded 19,103 surebets: 5,501 in CS2, 2,674 in Valorant and 561 in Dota 2, with a median live surebet lifetime of two seconds.
Summary table
| ForkScan | Dozor | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 day | no plan | 399 ₽ |
| 7 days | 990 ₽ | 1,399 ₽ |
| 30 days | 2,990 ₽ | 3,900 ₽ |
| 60 days | 5,490 ₽ | 7,200 ₽ |
| Price per day (monthly) | ≈100 ₽ | 130 ₽ |
| Bookmakers | not published on the site; our September 17 review cites nine Russian bookmakers | 27, including the Polymarket and Kalshi exchanges and crypto platforms |
| Games | not listed on the site; the same review cites CS2 and Dota 2 | CS2, Dota 2, LoL, Valorant, Rainbow Six |
| Live / prematch | both, with a mode filter | both on one screen |
| Prediction markets | not listed | Polymarket, Kalshi as books |
| Calculator | yes | separate page |
| Alerts | not listed | browser and Telegram |
| Open data | no | stats by book and pair, lifetime measurements |
Where ForkScan is stronger
- Price. 2,990 ₽ a month versus 3,900 ₽ at Dozor — about a quarter cheaper; 990 ₽ a week versus 1,399 ₽ and 5,490 ₽ for 60 days versus 7,200 ₽.
- Simple interface. It advertises a flexible workspace where you remove extra blocks and keep what you need.
- Surebet filters. Percentage, bookmakers, live/prematch mode and selection scenarios combined — the same as Dozor, but a cheaper entry.
- Calculator with a per-outcome stake split and the estimated result in one window.
Where Dozor is stronger
- Coverage. 27 books versus the nine Russian bookmakers in ForkScan's developer announcement. Dozor's list includes the crypto platforms Duel, Thunderpick, BC.Game, Gamdom and two exchanges; ForkScan does not list them. According to our stats, pairs with crypto platforms and exchanges produce the most esports surebets.
- Games. Beyond CS2 and Dota 2, Dozor covers Valorant, LoL and Rainbow Six. Over the 30-day window that's 2,674 surebets in Valorant, 200 in LoL and 159 in Rainbow Six — segments a narrow scanner doesn't have.
- Prediction markets. Polymarket and Kalshi are treated as regular books, with order book depth in the card; ForkScan does not list them.
- Open data. Stats for every book and pair and surebet lifetime measurements with methodology.
- Alerts in the browser and Telegram, plus a one-day plan at 399 ₽ that ForkScan's page doesn't offer.
How to decide
If you work only with CS2 and Dota 2 at Russian bookmakers and watch every ruble, ForkScan is cheaper on every term. If you need crypto platforms, exchanges, Valorant and LoL, alerts and open data, go with Dozor — the monthly difference pays off with a single segment a narrow scanner can't see. Start with a cheap entry: 990 ₽ a week at ForkScan, 399 ₽ a day or 1,399 ₽ a week at Dozor. For the full market picture, see the review of FORKSCAN, GG Cyber and Dozor.
FAQ
Why is ForkScan cheaper?
Because it's narrower in coverage: nine Russian bookmakers and two games in the developer announcement versus 27 books and five games at Dozor. If your book set fits the narrow list, the savings are real.
Does ForkScan have crypto platforms and exchanges?
They aren't listed on the open site. Every pair with Duel, Polymarket and BC.Game that we publish stats for is Dozor coverage; ForkScan doesn't have them.
Does Dozor have a free trial?
No. The smallest entry is a day for 399 ₽ with no auto-renewal; ForkScan's smallest published plan is a week for 990 ₽.
Can I keep both scanners?
Yes, some people do: a cheap narrow scanner for Russian CS2 and Dota 2 books and a wide one for crypto platforms, exchanges and the other games.