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Dhawally wins the Houston Riftbound Regional Qualifier with an Annie deck
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PGL Singapore Major 2026 announcement.
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Esports has been on an exciting rise over the past decade, as professional players went from playing in crowded, tiny cybercafes to playing in arenas in front of thousands of fans and competing for millionaire prize pools.

What made esports turn into a multi-billion-dollar industry was the support of game developers and publishers, paired with significant investment from different parties. Esports became a serious career pathway, whether you were a professional player, caster, observer, or reporter.

Nowadays, even though some games come and go, we have healthy tier-one, tier-two, and grassroots scenes across a variety of games. And, just like your favorite sport, there are esports tournaments to watch every single week.

Games such as League of Legends, CS2, Dota 2, and VALORANT are regularly attracting millions of viewers every other tournament nowadays. They also have a more established ecosystem in comparison to their competitors.

On top of them, we have games like Fortnite and Apex Legends, which are not as esports-focused, but still have plenty of action going on. The FGC, an acronym for Fighting Gaming Community, also can’t be underestimated, as they have numerous pros competing in Street 6, Mortal Kombat, and more.

Additionally, hero shooter Marvel Rivals is on a meteoric rise in 2025 and have the potential to fill the void that Overwatch fans desperately need.

➡️ Esports coverage: What we write about at EsportsBetting

Here at EsportsBetting, we’re committed to delivering the best content possible for esports fans like you. Our team meticulously plans every article, whether it is a basic roster update or a long-form interview with a famous player or game developer. Our staff are more than reporters; they’re esports fans like you, and they have been following the scene for years.

We also sends the reporters to cover tournaments on-site to bring a unique perspective for fans who are watching from home.

We know that major esports events attract millions of viewers and esport bettors worldwide. As esports has continued to rise in prominence in the entertainment world, so too has esports betting. For the most exciting events the team writes previews with expert predictions on the outcomes of those events.  It’s something that has the look and feel of a live basketball or hockey game, albeit with generally younger demographics. The level of competition is intense, with professional gamers playing a crucial role in shaping outcomes.

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