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Esports moves to mobile

This is the IEM, or Intel Extreme Masters. It is German esports organizer ESL’s desktop tournament series and is currently the longest-running global pro gaming tour in the world (established in 2006). At the ESL One event in Cologne, Germany, 15,000 fans paid to attend each day.   Electronic sports, better known as esports, involves spectator competitive PC gaming tournaments ...

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This is the IEM, or Intel Extreme Masters. It is German esports organizer ESL’s desktop tournament series and is currently the longest-running global pro gaming tour in the world (established in 2006). At the ESL One event in Cologne, Germany, 15,000 fans paid to attend each day.   Electronic sports, better known as esports, involves spectator competitive PC gaming tournaments that pit pro players against one another and draw dozens to tens of thousands of fans to watch them play a particular video game. Make no mistake, these tournaments have become popular events. Like other mass entertainment venues, esports tournaments
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