Esports Analysis

Esports players face unique mental health challenges and are at high risk of burnout due to the intense pressure to consistently perform at a high level, social isolation, and prolonged...

The journey to becoming a professional esports player involves the love and passion for the game, dedication and hard work, and overcoming personal and professional challenges. From amateur tournaments to...

The esports industry, which describes competitive video gaming, has grown rapidly in recent years and is now a billion-dollar business. Newzoo reports that the industry's global revenue was $1.08bn in...

Despite its growing popularity as a lucrative source of income, women make up only 35% of esports players worldwide, and the number drops to 30% for competitive esports players. One...

Esports teams rely on coaches to guide and train their players, develop team training and strategy, foster communication and collaboration, and provide emotional support to players in high-pressure situations. One...

Esports has seen the emergence of top players who have achieved greatness in their chosen games. Lee Sang-hyeok, known as Faker, is the greatest League of Legends player of all...

China has emerged as a dominant force in the esports industry, with Chinese teams winning multiple international tournaments in games including League of Legends, Dota 2 and Overwatch. Chinese players...

The ethics of performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) in esports is a controversial topic, with some arguing it is cheating and negatively impacts the overall integrity of the game, while others say...

Dota 2 and League of Legends are two of the most popular esports games. They are both MOBA games, but Dota 2 has a higher learning curve with more complex...

As the global esports market reaches a revenue of $1.1bn in 2020, brands are finding ways to enter this lucrative industry. Sponsorship, advertising, influencer marketing and merchandising are just a...