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Australia-based esports media network and owner of Dot Esports, GAMURS, has raised $2.2M in a funding from angel investors and Alium Capital. → Read More
The next season of Overwatch League might go Down Under, according to a report by The Australian Financial Review. → Read More
Warsteiner secures a license to distribute beverages at ESL Germany’s events such as ESL Meisterschaft, ESL One, and ESL Arena at gamescom. → Read More
The AFL and League of Legends developers Riot Games announced a new partnership to bring “a premier stadium tournament” to Melbourne. → Read More
Esports’ most-invested company, Tencent Holdings, is reportedly planning to spend roughly $470M to buy shares in game developer Bluehole. → Read More
Esports investment cooled off a little bit but with chat app Discord raising $50M from current investors last month was still solid for esports’ growth. → Read More
Germany’s most-decorated sports club, FC Bayern Munich, hopped on the esports bandwagon today, announcing the club’s entry into the space. → Read More
In a new funding round, Discord—video gamers current darling when it comes to chat apps—has raised $50M, reportedly led by its existing investors. → Read More
Media company AB Groupe has acquired broadcasting rights to Activision Blizzard’s Overwatch League, will air the competition on pay-television channel AB1. → Read More
Riot has a history of engaging with artists, having worked with Imagine Dragons and forming the League metal band Pentakill. → Read More
Sports are unowned but governed, esports are owned but ungoverned. Esports are based on a commercial product first, with sports its the other way around. → Read More
After acquiring a 5% stake in Ubisoft and signing partnership to publish the developer's games in China, Tencent might bring Rainbow Six Siege to mobile. → Read More
Multiple inside sources close to the situation told TEO that they believe ESL probably realized that there’s simply no money left with Azubu. → Read More
Lighter manufacturer Zippo enters esports in a sponsorship agreement with fighting game focused NA esports org Panda Global. → Read More
Steam covers an estimated 50%-80% of the global games distribution market, and between 2012 and 2018, its peak concurrent users rose from 6M to 18.5M. → Read More
Infinite, backed and headed by Neil Leibman—a co-owner of the MLB franchise Texas Rangers—acquired esports apparel company Sector Six. → Read More
Curse offered gamers options like in-game timers, which in Riot’s eyes provided an unfair advantage for those using the software. → Read More
Glory4Gamers has worked with other French TV networks on co-producing esports tournament content, and in business development. → Read More
Croatian first division soccer club NK Rudeš presented its latest players to the public this week: a Counter-Strike: Global Offensive roster. → Read More
The second-most capped player on Argentina’s national soccer team, has announced a partnership with Latin American esports agency eSports Planet. → Read More