Skill-based competitive gaming, also known as eSports, is one of the fastest growing sectors of the video-games industry. Amateur and professional gamers compete predominantly online across numerous websites that provide tournaments for a range of popular competitive titles. Examples of such games include CS-GO (Counter Strike), League of Legends, StarCraft, and DOTA 2. Although the bulk of competitions take place over the internet, many of the larger-scale, higher stake tournaments take place at live venues, some of which feature prize pools with hundreds of thousands of dollars.
As the global market for eSports has grown, the market for eSports wagering has exploded. The top eSports players are earning upwards of $1m, and estimated global revenue for the eSports market is projected to hit $696m by the end of 2017. The professional eSports industry is almost completely consumed via internet streaming with companies such as the Amazon-owned Twitch providing millions of spectators with 24/7 coverage and the ability to engage with other users in real-time. It is this streaming element which has allowed eSports as an industry to flourish and gain significant traction.
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Ethersportz allows users to connect to Steam, the most popular online gaming platform, where they can easily play the games they’re already familiar with, either alone or on teams with their friends, to win money in our hourly tournaments.
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The audience network is exploding. They claim that more people are now watching eSports then they are the NBA finals. For example, The League of Legends Season Three World Championship, sold out the Staples Center in Los Angeles California in October of last year. It had more than 32 million people watching globally.
Only 24.4 million watched the 2017 NBA Finals. And 40 million watch the MLB World Series. The amount of people watching eSports is growing at a record rate and has nearly doubled in the last three years. Not only that, but the viewership is projected to grow continually from here on out. And now eSports is hitting a worldwide audience network.
Games have some of the biggest player rate of any sport in history. The League of Legends had over 67 million monthly players globally. Only an estimated 24 million people in the United States and less than 9 million that play football. Not only that, but almost 70% of them buy goods and services related to the game and almost 30% buy merch. A quarter of them spend money on betting, while nearly another quarter of them pay monthly subscription services.
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