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ARTICLE · 02 SEPTEMBER 2019

Growing Pains: Issues Affecting eSports Stakeholders

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Once nascent, the eSports industry is in the midst of explosive growth and experiencing the growing pains of unchecked progress.

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Once nascent, the eSports industry is in the midst of explosive growth and experiencing the growing pains of unchecked progress.

eSports are organized video game competitions, played at professional level. Players from different teams, organizations, and leagues will compete in video games popular with at-home gamers, such as League of Legends, Dota 2, Overwatch, Fortnite, and Counter Strike. These events are watched by millions of fans around the world, either live and in-person, or by tuning in on TV or online. Relative to traditional sports, the eSports ecosystem is comprised of many stakeholders. These include eSports players, teams and organizations, as well as video game publishers.

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