Main takeaways: - Get an inside look at what it's like to work at an esports startup - Discover the real-life product vision of Esports One - Learn about the challenges of building products for this nascent industry

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10. Nicolas Lesec
TONIGHT’S SPEAKER

11. “Powering every second of esports gameplay.”
IN PROGRESS

12. Esports are here.

13. Esports are here...
● The most profitable form
of entertainment
$17
B
$41B
$105B
(down 8%)
$116B
(up over 10%)
GAMINGTV
MOVIES
MUSIC
REVENUE

14. Esports are here...
● The most profitable form
of entertainment
● $1.65B in projected revenue

15. Esports are here...
● The most profitable form
of entertainment
● $1.65B in projected revenue
● Events with 100 million
viewers
99.6 million unique viewers

16. Esports are here...
● The most profitable form
of entertainment
● $1.65B in projected revenue
● Events with 100 million
viewers
● $25M+ prize pools $25,532,177

17. Esports are complicated

18. Esports are complicated

19. Esports are complicated

20. Esports are complicated

21. Esports are complicated

22. Esports are complicated

23. Data is fragmented

24. Data is incomprehensible

25. Mission Statement: Make sense of esports.

27. DATA
TECH

28. “We get computers to understand games.”
HOW?

29. “We get computers to understand games.”
A computer watches a game
and looks for events that we
define as important.
1

30. “We get computers to understand games.”
A computer watches a game
and looks for events that we
define as important.
When it recognizes an event, we
compare this to similar historical
events in our database.
1 2

31. “We get computers to understand games.”
A computer watches a game
and looks for events that we
define as important.
When it recognizes an event, we
compare this to similar historical
events in our database.
We use data science to translate
this comparison into a human-
readable insight.
“This is the first time in
LCS history that a team
has scored a pentakill
but still lost the match.”
1 2 3

32. “We get computers to understand games.”
Fans
● Explain the game to
newcomers
● Breakdown the game
for hardcore fans
Teams
● Study the competition
● Analyze their own
gameplay
● Scout hidden talent
Broadcasters
● Provide interesting
storylines
● Research team/player
matchups

33. Oh yeah, it all happens in real time.

34. OneConsole

36. DISCOVER
An esports fan wants to find a
game to learn about or
watch. They do a quick
google search to find
Esportspedia or Esports
Calendar.
: There every step of the way...

37. DISCOVER ENGAGE
An esports fan wants to find a
game to learn about or
watch. They do a quick
google search to find
Esportspedia or Esports
Calendar.
From Esportspedia or Esports
Calendar, they click through
to a live event. The event
stream is using OneView to
allow the fan to interact with
the broadcast in real-time.
: There every step of the way...

38. DISCOVER ENGAGE ANALYZE
An esports fan wants to find a
game to learn about or
watch. They do a quick
google search to find
Esportspedia or Esports
Calendar.
From Esportspedia or Esports
Calendar, they click through
to a live event. The event
stream is using OneView to
allow the fan to interact with
the broadcast in real-time.
Meanwhile, the event
broadcasters are using
OneConsole for live talking points
based on historical statistics.
These are based on what’s
happening in the live game.
: There every step of the way...

39. OneData
: There every step of the way...
DISCOVER ENGAGE ANALYZE
An esports fan wants to find a
game to learn about or
watch. They do a quick
google search to find
Esportspedia or Esports
Calendar.
From Esportspedia or Esports
Calendar, they click through
to a live event. The event
stream is using OneView to
allow the fan to interact with
the broadcast in real-time.
Meanwhile, the event
broadcasters are using
OneConsole for live talking points
based on historical statistics.
These are based on what’s
happening in the live game.
All Esports One products are powered by OneData, the most comprehensive and reliable database in esports.

40. PROGRESS
Thinking big, starting small
The biggest game publisher in esports uses OneConsole.
A $59B Market Cap hardware
company wants us to power
their tournament analytics.
The most popular esports streaming
platform is excited about OneView.
A top-down approach...
COMMUNITY | NEW & VETERAN
AMATEUR TEAMS & PLAYERS
PRO TEAMS & PLAYERS
EVENT & TOURNAMENT
ORGANIZERS
BROADCAST/VIDEO
PLATFORMS
GAME PUBL

41. Evidence
● Support from some of the biggest names in the industry

42. LONG-TERM VISION: Provide meaningful esports insights
for any game and any audience.
Any Game Any Audience

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