Esports – What to look forward to in 2023

Overview Esports, in its most basic form, has been there since the 1970s and then revived itself in the 90s with Quake, but it hasn’t been until the past ten years that it has developed into a larger mainstream industry. Like most sectors, this one is currently impacted by significant global events. The return of spectators to live esports events in 2022 was one of the major esports event developments, following the measures put in place as a result of the COVID-19 epidemic. One of the largest cryptocurrency companies in the world, FTX, filed for bankruptcy last month. TSM, one

Axiecon announcement overview – 3 HUGE Tournaments with over $1,000,000 in Prize Pool

On July 1 of this year, Axie Infinity posted massive news on their Twitter page. The post includes the AxieCon, the Axie World Championships, and the Axie: Classic World Championships. AxieCon (Axie Infinity Conference) “AxieCon will be a time for us to gather as a community to discuss our mission, vision, priorities, and product roadmap while meeting our past, present and future allies in the community”. The AxieCon is an Axie Infinity Conference where Axie lovers would come collectively and share the venture with the future mission, vision, and growth of the game’s roadmap. This will be the first P2E

Lessons Learned for esports events – Project management guide

The fabled lessons learned meeting. One that often gets overlooked after esports events. Good project management principles should require a lessons learned meeting after an event (regardless of how good or bad it went). Non consistent event planners will more than likely wash their hands of the event and never look at it again to learn from it. So if you’re curious, I’ve taken some time to write about lessons learned meetings from my time in IT and many esports events. Here we go! What Are Lessons Learned? Why have them? Lessons learned aka Lessons learned meetings occur AFTER the