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E-sports, or electronic sports, refers to organized competitive gaming. It has grown significantly in recent years, with over 200 million people globally now watching e-sports. Revenue from e-sports is also growing rapidly and could surpass $1 billion within a few years. However, e-sports faces some challenges to growth in India, such as a lack of infrastructure outside major cities and low salaries compared to other countries, making it difficult to be viewed as a full-time career. Recognition from sports authorities and expanding the audience could help e-sports become more viable long-term in India.
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This document provides an overview of esports and its local impact. It discusses that esports is competitive video gaming and explains the esports ecosystem. It provides market information on gaming and esports demographics and stats. It also discusses the growth of scholastic esports programs and leagues. Locally, it notes Dallas-Fort Worth has esports stadiums, teams, and events. It outlines the positive impact of local game development companies and opportunities for branding/marketing firms and schools.
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NBCUniversal is exploring opportunities to align its media company with the growing esports industry. Esports viewership has grown significantly in recent years, with over 302.7 million viewers in 2018, and $305 million in esports revenue that same year. Many traditional sports viewers also watch esports, especially those who watch football and soccer. To adapt its strategy, NBCUniversal should specialize its approach for each esport based on the demographics of their typical viewers. For example, Overwatch has more female viewers than other esports like Counter-Strike. NBCUniversal should also prepare for future growth in mobile esports and expand its coverage of various esports platforms to take advantage of increasing viewership and revenue trends in the industry
Newzoo Global Games Market Report 2017
Our Global Games Market Report consists of trends, revenues, and projections for all regions and top countries, market segments, and key countries for the period 2016-2020. Trusted by key players both inside and outside the industry, it provides a clear overview of the current state and future outlook of the global games market.
Top Esports Tournaments & Leagues
What are the top esports tournaments in the world? How many people are participating? Who are the organizers? In this section of the book, there is an outline of the top professional tournaments, along with a review of the organizations helping to create leagues at the high school and college levels.
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Esports Entertainment Group (EEG) is acquiring companies to build its business across three pillars - esports wagering, esports entertainment and infrastructure, and traditional sports betting and iGaming. The acquisition of Helix eSports will expand EEG's esports entertainment center business, ggCircuit provides esports center management software, and Genji offers analytics platforms. EEG also operates an esports betting platform called VIE.GG and is developing LANduel for player vs player skill-based betting at esports centers.
GMBL Investor Presentation
Esports Entertainment Group (GMBL) is a licensed online gambling company with
a specific focus on esports wagering and 18+ gaming. The Company holds a license
to conduct online gambling and 18+ gaming on a global basis in Malta and Curacao,
Kingdom of the Netherlands and can accept wagers from over 149 jurisdictions
including Canada, Japan, Germany, and South Africa. Esports Entertainment offers
fantasy, pools, fixed odds, and exchange style wagering on esports events in a
licensed, regulated, and secure platform to the global esports audience at vie.gg. In
addition, Esports Entertainment intends to offer users from around the world the
ability to participate in multi-player mobile and PC video game tournaments for cash
prizes. Esports Entertainment is led by a team of industry professionals and
technical experts from the online gambling and the video game industries, and
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- 1. “ESPORTS ISN’T A NEW TECHNOLOGY OR A NEW FAD. IT’S A FULL BLOWN SHIFT IN ENTERTAINMENT AND CULTURE THAT IS CAPTURING A HUGE AND GROWING AMOUNT OF PEOPLE’S TIME AND ATTENTION” - FORBES
- 2. THE RISE O F ESPORTS Presented By- Himanshu Jain
- 3. ESPORTS: MORE THAN A GAME • eSports (short for Electronic Sports) is the name given to professional competitive gaming. In a nutshell, competitors play video games, while being watched by a live audience. Millions more watch the games online.
- 5. IS IT A SPORT? • Just like traditional sport, eSports has its fair share of professionals, commentators and celebrities. • eSports are not a sport- they are competition, according to ESPN President John Skipper.
- 6. WHAT’S HAPPENING NOW? • Traditionally, money was made focusing on game sales to the gamers themselves. • Now publishers are focusing on less direct methods • Content creators (Twitch and YouTube) • This is a cost effective marketing plan • Grows audience • Lots of Crossover happening (DeadMau5, Gordon Heyward, Post Malone) • Esports is perfect storm • Grows engaged and active communities • Prolongs lifespan of game titles • Transforms titles into true entertainment Brands • Number of viewers far exceeds number of gamers and this allows monetization opportunities.
- 7. ESPORTS HISTORY AND EVOLUTION • The first Tournament(1980-1990) Played on October 19,1972 at Stanford University. • Welcome better connectivity( 1990-2000) With the end of the 56k modem, high-speed connections reached the market. • The eSports Boom Years(2000- Present) This period is rich in novelty. New competitive games are launched: Word of Warcraft (2004), League Of Legends (2009), StarCraft II (2010), Dota 2 (2011), CS:GO (2012)
- 8. ESPORTS IS THE ‘NEW NORMAL’ ABOUT 1,3 BN PEOPLE KNOW ABOUT ESPORTS TODAY. AN ESTIMATED 1,8BN BY 2020.
- 9. SOME BENEFITS OF ESPORTS • Lowers Stress • Improves Brain Function • Increases Social skills • Promotes Teamwork • Improves Critical Thinking • Boosts Confidence • Problem Solving
- 10. CURRENT TRENDS IN ESPORTS
- 11. CURRENT TRENDS • Industry popularity reached new levels. • In 2018, esports had nearly 400 million viewers worldwide across all platforms, and that's expected to surge to roughly 557 million viewers by 2021 • Total esports revenues reached $869 million in 2018, and is expected to be tripled by 2022 reaching $2.96 billion.
- 12. Role of streaming services There are a relevant number of streaming services for esports that provide viewers with top quality content like real time streaming to coverage of Esport tournaments Twitch.TV UStream (IBM Cloud Video) Smashcast.tv Mixer YouTube Gaming Periscope
- 15. Future aspects of technology in esports • Virtual Reality • Augmented Reality • Nuralink in games (bio interface with computers) • Biosensing in gaming • Ray tracing graphic card like NVidia RTX 2080 & 2080Ti • Cloud gaming like Stadia
- 16. FUTURE OF ESPORTS 1. Diversity of Game Genres 2. Geographic Expansion of Leagues 3. Regulations of Competitions 4. Ownership of Media Rights 5. Alignment of Digital and Traditional Media
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