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I want to start a esports organiser business for all types of popular multiplayer games! Any Advice?

what's the scope of hosting eSports tournaments in india in tier 2 and tier 1 cities. in games like bgmi, valorant, cs2 etc .

Do you think the various bans on major eSports games like PUBG and Free Fire have slowed down eSports adoption in India? The eSports industry offers huge employment opportunities that Indian youth could have capitalized on if these bans had not occu

Have you ever thought why most of the esports teams and players leave the industry after grinding for years? It's because of the lack of carrier making opportunities as there are not many income sources for e-atheletes and esports teams, most esport

🚨 India is ready for its first AAA-level cricket esports game — and we’re building it. 🎮 A game that’s not just visually stunning, but emotionally connected to every fan who ever dreamed of holding the bat. 🌍 With global gameplay, real-world esp

I am reaching out to present an exciting opportunity to be part of the rapidly growing eSports industry. My business is a cutting-edge platform dedicated to organizing and managing eSports tournaments for popular games. The platform is designed to br

How do esports events thrive in India? Typically, events rely on paid entry fees or brand advertising. However, for Tier 2 and Tier 3 players, this model falls short. Charging entry fees can be a barrier, and attracting brand sponsors is tough due to

Quick question, The storyline of which PC games the Indian audience (kids,elder, whoever)would enjoy to see in HINDI DUB

Companies like Perplexity face the constant threat of OpenAI deciding to compete directly in their market. This creates a situation where Perplexity's success depends heavily on OpenAI's decisions. Is Open AI is the new Amazon? 🫨

Yesterday, a post posed the question, "Is gaming the new industry where we will see new billionaires❓" Here is the answer: • In the recent BGIS 2024 tournament, Team Xparks secured the 1st position, winning a prize of 60,00,000 rupees 🤯. • Battle