Is Esports now a major media outlet?

Without a doubt, the world of Esports is expanding with each passing day. Not only are more games coming out, but the number of core fans is also growing all the time. Even though the sector is growing quickly, there are still a lot of people who don't know about it.

                                                                                                                IEM Katowice, 2022(CS:GO)      

Esports, which stands for "electronic sports," are competitions that use video games. To clarify, Esports is a term that often refers to competitive (pro and amateur) video gaming that is often managed by multiple leagues, ladders, and tournaments, and where players typically belong to teams or other "sporting" groups that are sponsored by various commercial entities. Esports have only recently gained widespread international acceptance, and there is still debate about whether Esports can genuinely be called a sport. Many (especially followers of "conventional" sports) believe that Esports is not a sport because the players appear to be sitting in their chairs, without moving. Although the sport's outcome-defining events take place in an electronic, computer-mediated setting, this does not mean that Esports cannot be physically demanding for the players.

Esports are very popular these days, and one of the most obvious reasons is that they are a lot of fun for everyone involved. Whether you are just watching or taking part, you will almost certainly never be bored. The Esports Insider says that the Free Fire World Series 2021 was the most watched Esports tournament in 2021, with a peak of 5.41 million viewers and an average of 2 million. The 2020 pandemic-restricted countries were most likely to see Esports growth. According to Newzoo, the number of people who play online games will continue to grow in 2022. It is expected to grow by 8.7% from one year to the next, which would mean that 532 million people will watch it. ESPN claims an average of 812,000 people viewing sporting events, with 2 million tuning in for prime time, while there will be 29.6 million spectators in the US alone watching their favorite Esports athletes. Esports dominates.
In the end, it's also important to remember that different eSports competitions offer more than just nice prizes. Most of the time, these are cash prizes, hardware and accessories for computers, and other things like that. This year, the prizes at the Red Bull Flick are worth €50,000, and it's not even the biggest eSports competition. How cool is that? So, if you want to have a lot of fun, either as a spectator or a player, check out some of the eSports options. Who can say? You might win the tournament for your favorite game in the end.

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