Video Game and Esports Regulation
Esports, as they are more widely known, exist in a legal gray area on a global scale. Esports athletes are appealing alternatives for rich corporate sponsorships because of their immense popularity—some tournaments regularly draw more than a million concurrent viewers—but the mobility of esports across international borders and the lack of clear rules make them incredibly confusing. This article will attempt to explain the global phenomena of esports, provide an in-depth look at their utility and practicality, and explain why they should be regarded a vital, albeit volatile, part of our ever-changing online culture. The essay series will delve into the specific issues that everyone in the esports industry faces, including players, governments, teams, franchises, corporate sponsors, and fans. This section will expose the reader to the basic structures that underpin video games. Simply, esports is competitive video games performed in a highly organized environment. These games can ...