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What Is Esports? (And What It Means for Business)
The esports gambling industry is set to explode; cash is often not the chosen currency, and new betting formats are creating white space
Trends • What Is Esports? (And What It Means for Business)
Independent esports streamers provide new broadcasting opportunities and unique ways for brands to connect with ~2.15m+ viewers daily
Trends • What Is Esports? (And What It Means for Business)
However, as the industry evolves, the line between sports and esports is becoming increasingly blurred: Traditional sports franchises are starting to embrace esports options, and there has even been talk about esports being included in the Olympic program.
Trends • What Is Esports? (And What It Means for Business)
When we spoke to Josh, he mentioned how shockingly under-monetized esports is: “The average NFL viewer is valued at, like, $45 per fan or something; esports is at around $3. Especially in esports, the viewer has been trained to get too much value for free.”
Trends • What Is Esports? (And What It Means for Business)
Brand partnerships account for ~60% of esports revenue, and possibilities for customized in-game content and collaborations abound