eSports

eSports, or electronic sports, refers to competitive video gaming where individuals or teams compete against one another in organized tournaments and matches, often for money and prestige. These competitions can be viewed live in arenas or streamed online, attracting large audiences. eSports encompasses a wide range of game genres, including first-person shooters, real-time strategy games, battle royale games, and sports simulations, among others.Professional players often train rigorously and may be signed to teams with sponsorships, reflecting similarities with traditional sports in terms of organization, audience engagement, and athlete recognition. Tournaments can vary in scale from local events to major international competitions with significant prize pools, drawing millions of viewers both online and in-person. The community surrounding eSports includes players, fans, commentators, and content creators, and it has grown significantly over the past two decades, with major media coverage and a developing infrastructure in business, marketing, and player development.