Twelve teams will compete for $1 million in prizes during the ESL One Raleigh event at Raleigh Convention Center.

Safeguarding charity Ygam has launched an esports and gaming harm prevention programme aimed to protect young people.

Superintendent Alberto Carvalho launched the event aimed at engaging students in competition, teamwork, strategic thinking, and digital literacy.

On Friday night, students got a chance to play Fortnite, and hear from officials at the very company that makes that hit ...

Royal Challenge Packaged Drinking Water is set to elevate the cricket gaming experience at Mumbai Comic Con 2025. The brand ...

The Esports World Cup will return this summer to Riyadh with a record prize pool of more than $70 million, its organizer said ...

Parimatch has prepared a brief analysis of what trends are currently dominant in sports and what trends are relevant for this ...

As the mass of esports expands, we start to see more professional players and teams highlight a good physical routine. In ...

Some also undertake physical as well as mental training, spending over 10,000 dollars every year to improve their skills… Esports training is fun, but how about an alternative option to ease the ...

UNF's drive to add thousands of students got $3 million in support from Jacksonville City Council as school pushes for nearly ...

It's startling how quickly the digital world evolves, isn't it? Esports, competitive video gaming, has exploded in popularity ...

UNF will set up a roomful of 42 interconnected gaming ... the esports arena comes as UNF also is hitting the halls of the state Capital in pursuit of state funding during this year's session ...