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Esports: The Rise of Competitive Video Gaming

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Added on  2023-04-21

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This presentation explores the world of esports, discussing its rise in popularity and potential as a profitable investment opportunity. It covers the international picture of the industry, potential costs and risks involved in creating a team, and provides advice on investing in the creation of a team. The presentation also includes figures and financial data, as well as references for further reading.

Esports: The Rise of Competitive Video Gaming

   Added on 2023-04-21

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Esports
E- Sports also known as electronic sports which is refer as
the video games such as competitive, professional and pro
gaming.
They come in the form of multiplayer video games which
can create competitions between the professional players.
A video game culture has organized the online and offline
competitions which are the part of the such events and
spectator-ship.
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The international picture of the industry
E- sports industry is developing day by day because many
of the users are connecting to the video games mostly the
young people.
South Korea is the first one to established E sports
organizations with official licensing pro games.
In USA, Canadian League of Legends player has became
the pro gamer. Along with South Korea, Europe, North
America and china has became the large video game market.
On the contrast to this, Japan is underdeveloped in this
video game activity and this is because of the anti- gambling
laws in the country.
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