Fantasy esports site Vulcun increases its 2015 prize pool to $10M
With games like League of Legends drawing massive audiences, the fantasy esports scene is growing even faster than the companies in the space anticipated.
Only 2 of the top 200 highest-grossing e-sports stars are women
While 13 percent of viewers are female, most competitive teams are men-only.
Heroes of Newerth lives under the ownership of Southeast Asian chat-app company Garena
Creator S2 Games passes the development torch to Garena Online's Frostburn Studios.
E-sports makes $612M from its 134M viewers worldwide, SuperData finds
Affluent young men have turned e-sports into a real market worth a lot of money, but most publishers and even the pro players treat it as marketing.
ESPN2 will air a live e-sports match this Sunday for the first time ever
The Heroes of the Storm collegiate finals will stream on ESPN3.com this Sunday, and the grand finals will broadcast live during prime time on cable.
The house that League of Legends built: a look inside Riot Games’ new campus
Riot Games has shared some images of its new West L.A. campus. You'll wish you worked there.
Gaming’s top 25 public companies generated $54.1B in revenue last year
Nearly every gaming sector has a representative in the top 10 publicly traded companies except for Web-based social apps.
Why Lizard Squad and others target game servers with DDoS attacks
And yes, gamers, you can do something about it.
AlphaDraft — gaming’s DraftKings — is hosting its own $12.5k League of Legends tournament
AlphaDraft wants the biggest e-sports audience in the world to pay attention.
ESL’s Katowice event was another massive success
E-sports events continue to draw bigger audiences in 2015. ESL, a major competitive-gaming organization, is revealing today that its most recent events attracted more than 1 million simultaneously online viewers and 100,000 in-person attendees.