Esports, short for electronic sports, refers to organized, competitive video gaming where individuals or teams play against each other in various video games. These competitions can range from casual play to professional tournaments, often featuring games in various genres such as first-person shooters, real-time strategy, multiplayer online battle arenas, and fighting games. Esports has gained significant popularity over the years, characterized by large audiences both in-person at venues and through online streaming platforms. Professional players often participate in leagues or tournaments with substantial monetary prizes, and they may also be supported by teams and sponsors. The growth of esports has led to its recognition as a legitimate and prestigious form of competition, comparable to traditional sports, with dedicated fans and a vibrant community surrounding it.
This weekend, a groundbreaking charity event merges the worlds of gaming and philanthropy. The “Stream for Humanity” marathon on Twitch, led by renowned influencer Amine, kicks off on Friday and…