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Business Ideas & Opportunities in eSports:

Thinking of founding a startup and making yourself work for your dreams.

Well, eSports is one such industry you can target. It has seen immense growth over the years which is only expected to rise. As reported by Newzoo, Global esports revenues are expected to surpass $1 billion in 2020 for the first time. China is the largest market in terms of revenues followed by North America with total revenues of $385 million and $253 million respectively. The global esports audience is expected to grow to 495 million people in 2020.

Mobile gaming has further introduced new markets and opportunities. Games like PUBG Mobile and Garena Free Fire has taken the industry by storm. As a result, emerging esports markets will show the highest compound annual growth rate (CAGR 2018-23) with regions such as Southeast Asia (24% CAGR) and Japan (20% CAGR) among the highest.

This is also one such industry that did not get affected by Covid-19, instead, it has shown growth during this time of crisis.

So, let us explore the various business models that can be formed if you are thinking to enter the esports industry.

Paid Tournaments/ Custom Rooms: You can build a platform where tournaments, as well as individual battles, can be hosted. These tournaments could be free to enter or levy some entry charges. The winning prize is generally given from the lot collected after deducting the costs and margins. Companies using this business model- Toornament, Nodwin Gaming, GamingMonk, etc.

Fantasy Leagues:  Fantasy league is a common concept in traditional sports where people choose players and earn money based on the performances of the players selected. The same could be applied for eSports where users can put their money on the competitive players playing in major global eSports competitions. Companies using this business model- Sleeper, Blinkpool, Skrilla, etc.

Supplying in-game credits: People spend a lot of money in games they play from purchasing skins of weapons to vehicles and whatnot. However, each game uses its currency which is bought by real money i.e., dollars or rupees. You can contact these games and handle these operations while providing in-game currency at cheaper rates or more currency than provided by the game. Not only that, but you can also sell custom-made products used in the games. Companies using this business model- MidasBuy, PlayerUp, etc.

Organizing and Hosting tournaments: In 2019, around 875 global esports tournaments were held. The number is expected to increase in the coming years. The competitions held face many problems from the local parties ranging from LAN connectivity to hospitality. You can take contracts from the companies to organize and manage their esports tournaments on a large scale. Companies using this business model- Activate Entertainment LLC, ESL, etc.

Dedicated streaming platforms: YouTube and Twitch are the leading esports streaming platforms comprising the majority of the audience. However, now companies are entering this market segment targeting specific games for a specific audience and then gradually expanding. Companies using this business model- NimoTv, GuyaTv, RheoTv, etc.

Streaming from Mobile: As the popularity of mobile games is increasing, so is the streamers and audience for these. However, streaming mobile games from PC involves investment and complexities. Therefore, to make streaming from mobile possible, easy and convenient, new solutions are being provided to the market. Companies using this business model- Streamlabs, Omlet Arcade, Mobcrush, Kamcord, etc.

eSports Team/Streamer Sponsorship: You can also sponsor an esports team by providing them Bootcamp, devices, salaries, and a mix of all possible facilities to ensure they perform best to their capabilities in tournaments. Also, you can sponsor streamers and they will promote your brand regularly on their streams. Companies using this business model- Entity, Cloud9, Team Liquid, OnePlus, Logitech, etc.

Produce eSports Content and Merchandise: You can also produce a reality series based on esports and/or gaming entertainment content. Not only this, merchandise like limited-run streetwear apparel, such as a line of T-shirts, joggers, and hoodies can also be produced and sold to all the gamers out there. Companies using this business model- 100 THIEVES, Antstream Arcade, 1UP Gaming, etc.

Betting: Although betting is illegal in India, there are many countries where betting is allowed, providing huge opportunities to earn money. You can allow users to bet using real money or through in-app points which can be redeemed then for particular game purchases or gift cards, etc. Companies using this business model- Unikrn, Midnite, Dojo Madness, etc.

Marketing Agency: You can work with brands and streamers to promote their content popular platforms like Twitch. Brands will have an opportunity to reach millions of gamers and streamers will get paid to promote branded content on their channels. Companies using this business model- Ader, Scopely, Tinyclues, etc.

Managing Streamers: You can offer a complete suite of tools to be used by both community organizers and streamers to engage their audience in a better and efficient manner while transparently handling the donations made by the viewers. Companies using this business model- Matcherino, Fig, etc.

Recruiting agency: You can scout young talents for a competitive eSports team and make contracts with them. Companies using this business model- Stakrn Agency, GameRecruiter, etc.

News network: You can be an ESPN for esports by setting up a network that is the go-to place for 24/7 access to all online e-sports news and media. Companies using this business model- Estnn, esportznetwork, etc.

Community Building: You can create a platform where likeminded gamers can engage, communicate, share content, and find teammates to play with. Companies using this business model- Discord, Slack, TeamSpeak, etc.

Tickets selling: You can also acquire rights and sell tickets of major esports tournaments happening around you or even globally. Audience participation in the LAN events is continuously increasing making this an attractive opportunity. Companies using this business model- Stubhub, ESL Gaming, etc.

These are the few business models you can try and make work for you. You can choose either of these or a mix depending on your capabilities or you can create a whole new business model which no one has seen before distinguishing you from the rest and giving the first-mover advantage.

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Poco Battle Arena PUBG gaming league announced: How to participate, tournament rules, finale dates, more- Technology News, Firstpost

Poco Battle Arena PUBG gaming league announced: How to participate, tournament rules, finale dates, more- Technology News, Firstpost

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List of Esports Leagues and Tournaments in India

Check out the list of Esports Leagues and Tournaments in India in 2021 which are currently in running.

Arena of Valor International Championship

Arena of Valor International Championship is a top competition for Arena of Valor. Teams compete for the strongest team in Arena of Valor.

Battle.net World Championship Series (BlizzCon)

Battle.net World Championship Series is a StarCraft II (SC2), World of Warcraft (WoW), Overwatch and Hearthstone world championship series which is run by Blizzard Entertainment.

Call of Duty League

A Call of Duty franchised based league that replaces the Call of Duty World League. Call of Duty League is played on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare for PlayStation 4

Ultimate Battle

Ultimate Battle is yet another among Esports Leagues and Tournaments in India which is an All India Open Esports League, and includes games like CS:GO, DOTA 2, FIFA and others.

COBX Masters

COBX Masters is a Dota 2 and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive competition held across several cities in India.

Code Wars

Organized by Code Warriors, Code Wars is an Inter-school technology event, which includes gaming events and features many games including FIFA.

Dew Arena

Dew Arena is a Dota 2 and CS:GO competition with the main event at held at Gurugram.

Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour

The Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour is a global tournament series for the smash-hit fighting game by Bandai Namco Entertainment, Inc.

eGames

eGames is a tournament between countries worldwide.

Electronic Sports League

Electronic Sports World Cup

ESL India Premiership

First Indian esports event that took place in Mumbai, India

Apex Legends Global Series

Apex Legends Global Series is a competition for the battle royale Apex Legends with a prize pool of US$3 million. It starts with the online tournaments, then goes to the premier tournaments, and ends with the major tournaments.

EXTREMESLAND

EXTREMESLAND is an Asian Tournament for CS:GO players. The final event is held in China.

Exun

Exun is an Inter-school technology event organized by Exun Clan. The Exun is considered most prestigious Indian school tournament after Code Wars. This Gaming event includes FIFA.

FIFA Interactive World Cup (FIWC)

An annual video gaming competition officially organized by FIFA and its presenting partner EA Sports.

Fortnite World Cup

Fortnite World Cup is a Fortnite tournament.

GamingMonk Championship Series

GamingMonk Championship Series is a tournament for FIFA and other esports games based in Mumbai, India.

Halo Championship Series

Halo Championship Series is a 343 industries own esports league for the Halo series.

Hero Pro League

Hero Pro League is a tournament which is organised by Hero Entertainment and a flagship tournament for Crisis Action and King of Warship. This is played mostly in China and South-East Asia.

International e-Sports Federation

International e-Sports Federation runs the only World Championships for official national teams.

KO Fight Nights

KO Fight Nights is an esports competition for the game title Streetfighter V with the finals held in New Delhi.

League of Legends India Champions Cup

League of Legends India Champions Cup is an invitational tournament organized for the South Asian region.

League of Legends World Championship

League of Legends World Championship is a Flagship annual tournament of League of Legends, recently recognized as the most played video game in the world. Considered one of the most watched esports event in the world with the 2016 League of Legends World Championship achieving 43 million unique viewers and 14.7 million peak concurrent viewership.

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Southeast Asia Cup

MSC is an annual esports tournament for Mobile Legends: Bang Bang in Southeast Asia

NGS Championship (previously Indian esports Championship)

One of the most prestigious gaming events in India, the NSG Championship which was previously Indian esports Championship features Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Dota 2, Paladins, Rocket League, and FIFA.

North East Championship

North East Championship is a 30 day long-tournament with game titles including Clash Royale, Dota 2 and FIFA. North East Championship aims to promote esports in the Northeastern region of India which has been underrepresented in the Indian esports space.

PUBG Mobile India Series

PUBG Mobile India Series is a tournament for PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds in India. It is believed to be the second biggest eSports tournament held in India as of February 2019.

Rocket League Championship Series

Official Rocket League tournament run by the game's developer

Taiwan Excellence Gaming Cup

The Taiwan Excellence Cup has been one of the most consistent esports tournaments in India and features the games CS:GO and Dota 2.

Tekken World Tour

The Tekken World Tour is an international tournament series for the iconic fighting franchise Tekken. The series sees Bandai Namco Entertainment, Inc. teaming up with Twitch to bring competitors from around the world together to fight for a World Champion.

The International

The International is a premier annually held Dota 2 tournament. The prize pool of this competition has made it extremely popular with the latest update of a prize pool of over $34 million.

U Cypher

Indian esports competition for Dota 2, CS:GO, Tekken and Real Cricket. The prize pool in the first edition was ₹51,00,000

Wargaming.net League

Wargaming.net League is aTournament flagships from World of Tanks.

World Cyber Games

Founded in South Korea, the World Cyber Games is one of the largest esports tournaments in existence.

Gamerji Esports Tournaments 

Gamerji Esports Tournaments is a tournament which features PUBG Mobile, Call of Duty tournaments in India and other esports games and is based in Ahmedabad, India.

Pixlona Esports Tournaments 

Pixlona Esports Tournaments is a tournament which features PUBG Mobile, Call of Duty tournaments in India and other esports games. The tournament is based in Noida, India.

Skyesports GrandSlam 

Skyesports GrandSlam is an online esports tournament for PUBG Mobile, Brawlstars, Clash of clans, Rainbow six siege.

Skyesports Championship 

Skyesports Championship is among the largest LAN Tournament in India, First Season took Place at Chennai in March 2019.

Valorant Agni Series 

Valorant Agni Series is an open-for-all Valorant tournament in India. It is organized by NODWIN Gaming.

Free Fire India Championship (FFIC) 

Free Fire India Championship(FFIC) is a tournament organized by Garena. It was Garena's First FreeFire Esport tournament in India. However the Finals of Free Fire India Championship were fortified due to COVID-19.

Skyesports League 2020 

Skyesports League 2020 is one of the largest tournament in South Asia, AMD Ryzen 5000 series presents Skyeports League will be based on city vs city model, will be set to feature Cities are Mumbai, Chennai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Punjab, Delhi, Kolkata and Rajasthan.

PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2020 

PUBG Mobile Global Championship was the final major event of PUBG Mobile Esports in the year 2020. 24 of the best teams from around the world were invited or qualified for PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2020. It was hosted in Coca-Cola Arena, Dubai. it is the largest PUBGm Esport Event considering the prize pool money.

Free Fire Indian Championship (FFIC) Fall Split 2020 

Free Fire Indian Championship (FFIC) Fall Split 2020 was a Esport tournament organised by Garena. It was the First Major Esport tournament by garena. The Top 3 Teams; Total Gaming Esports, Critical X Esports and Stalwart Esports Advanced to the Free Fire Asia Play-Ins. More events and tournaments will be added as and when more tournaments will start featuring in India. Read the full article

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Mobile Premier League acquires GamingMonk to widen esports portfolio

Esports and skill gaming platform Mobile Premier League (MPL) said that it has acquired New Delhi-based Esports gaming platform GamingMonk. GamingMonk hosts Esports tournaments across multiple platforms including PC, Console and Mobile. It serves as a launchpad for publishers and a community for gamers creating an integrated ecosystem across Esports, live streaming, and content discovery.

"GamingMonk’s vision was to change the Esports scenario in India,” said Ashwin Haryani, Co-Founder, GamingMonk. “I strongly believe that our collaboration with MPL will not only help us accomplish our goal, but also transform the way every individual in our country views esports.”

The firms did not reveal the financial details of the transaction. As part of the transaction, MPL has absorbed the complete GamingMonk team. This acquisition will allow MPL to accelerate bringing to market key national, regional, and global tournament IPs. It would allow MPL to develop a full suite of Esports and broadcasting capabilities. This would be anchored by the GamingMonk team's strong track record of leading online and offline eSports tournaments.

As of April 2021, GamingMonk had a registered user base of over 1.3 million users.

“In our mission to serve gamers in India, GamingMonk will augment our efforts in reaching our target audience and engage with our users effectively,” said Sai Srinivas, co-founder and CEO, MPL. “With the increased consumption of Esports in the last couple of years and it becoming as competitive as any other sport, it gives us immense pleasure to present our users with the best of games to play.”

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Mobile Premier League acquires GamingMonk to widen esports portfolio

Mobile Premier League acquires GamingMonk to widen esports portfolio

Esports and skill gaming platform Mobile Premier League (MPL) said that it has acquired New Delhi-based Esports gaming platform GamingMonk. GamingMonk hosts Esports tournaments across multiple platforms including PC, Console and Mobile. It serves as a launchpad for publishers and a community for gamers creating an integrated ecosystem across Esports, live streaming, and content…

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Mobile Premier League acquires GamingMonk

Mobile Premier League acquires GamingMonk

Mobile Premier League (MPL), an e-sports and skill gaming platform, has acquired New Delhi-based Esports gaming platform GamingMonk. The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. As part of the transaction, MPL has absorbed the complete GamingMonk team. This acquisition will allow MPL to accelerate bringing to market key national, regional and global tournament IPs and allow MPL to develop…

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Mobile Premier League (MPL), an esports and talent gaming platform has GamingMonk for an undisclosed amount. According to entrackr, it is talking with current and new investors to raise to $150 million. In 2019, Mobile e-sports platform Mobile Premier League (MPL) had acquired Pune-based Crevice Technologies that was the first acquisition the startup made happen. Mobile Premier League (MPL), an…

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