DreamTeam: the One Team Bringing the eSports Dream to Life

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eSports has revolutionized the way in which the world views and digests video games. To the average sports fan, it may seem a bit bizarre to enter a 20,000 person stadium just to watch gamers around the world battle it out on massive screens. But for gamers, the ascension of eSports has provided a platform in which to globally showcase their world-class gaming skills.

In 2018, major institutional capital entered the world of eSports, as investors rapidly acquired or formed eSports franchises—adding a new layer to their diversified portfolios. It’s estimated that in the first half of 2018, more than $701 million had already been invested into the eSports industry.   

And it’s not just the financial institutions that are actively pouring money into eSports; celebrities like Drake, NBA legend Michael Jordan, and Golden State Warriors star player Stephen Curry have all invested their hard earned money into the burgeoning space.
Although there are a number of legitimate investors and celebrities pouring millions of dollars into eSports, the nascent industry is still experiencing a number of growing pains. The gamers themselves are still paid incredibly low wages, given the amount of advertising revenue they’re generating, and there are widespread match-fixing scandals plaguing gaming.   

Whereas in the professional football world there are numerous players and a proportionately large number of professional teams, in the eSports arena there’s a considerably smaller number of teams compared to players. This suggests that something is fundamentally broken in the eSports industry.   

But, where there’s a problem—there’s a solution. And that solution is DreamTeam.   
Read the details in the article of Coinidol dot com, the world blockchain news outlet: https://coinidol.com/dreamteam-bringing-esports/