eSports

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Thanks largely to two trends -- modernization and automation -- the job market has arguably changed more in the last decade than in the previous half-century. Some professions have changed drasti…

The British show the world how a proper esports tournament is hoisted with an amazing, lively crowd and a production team who are able to bounce between gameplay and camera action to get the most out of the in-house experience. There's a riot ... at Riot Gam…

Today’s launch of Puyo Puyo Champions makes more sense when you know its Japanese title – Puyo Puyo eSports. This is Sega’s attempt to push the cute puzzler into the competitive sphere. Initially similar to last year’s (on PC at least) Puyo Puyo Tetris, this …

More than eight months after surviving a deadly mass shooting at an esports event, professional gamer Timothy "oLarry" Anselimo has returned to competition in the NBA 2K League. Three people were killed during the mass shooting at a "Madden NFL 19" tournam…

Denmark isn't messing about when it comes to esports as government officials sign plans for a new strategy to improve grassroots development and opportunities for esports across the nation. Similarly to what other countries are attempting to do, Esports Insid…

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Fan favourite Call Of Duty: Black Ops 4 esports team FaZe Clans World League run was halted last night as they took a 2-3 loss to Luminosity Gaming. But there’s rumblings that they wuz robbed, after both teams completed their win-conditions near simultaneousl…

The Call of Duty World League has only been around since 2016, but its already making an overhaul that could spell the end of its current format, which mixes weekly matches that have their own cash prizes with bigger bimonthly tournaments. Activision is plann…

Call of Duty World League Activision Blizzard News of Activision Blizzard starting a new franchised Call of Duty World League came out earlier in the year. Similar to the Overwatch League, companies will have to pay a fee of $25 million for a team. So far, …

Activision Blizzard said it has lined up five franchises for a new, city-based Call of Duty esports league. Atlanta, Dallas, New York, Paris and Toronto will all play host to franchise teams that will compete in a professional league based on what is perhaps…