The e-sports market is predicted to grow to $4.28 billion USD by 2027.
From what was once a pastime has evolved a global spectator sport, where an entire ecosystem of platforms, venues, technologies and services has flourished in recent years with the e-sports market predicted to continue growing to $4.28 billion USD by 2027. | | | | | Date: December 16th 2021
Time: 2.40pm SGT | | | | | | | | | | - What are the best options for investing into this industry?
- How do you determine a successful ROI in e-sports?
- Can e-sports maintain growth and popular interest as physical sports return?
- How can investors protect themselves from scandals, match fixing and corruption that can tarnish reputations and quickly result in loss of investment?
| | | This session will also be recorded and available for on-demand viewing with registration. | | | | | |  | Founding general partner BITKRAFT Ventures |  | Board member, chair of finance, legal and administration Global Esports Federation | | | |  | Chief executive officer PUBG India Head of India division Krafton |  | Deputy head of investments and capital markets VanEck |  | Midwest correspondent The Economist | | | |  | Laurel West Managing director, Economist Impact Events, Asia The Economist Group | | |  | | | | | | | |  | Video-gamers can hold big tournaments without infecting anyone |  | If dressage and curling are Olympic sports, why not video games? | | | |  | For now, all the top players are male |  | New ideas can emerge seemingly overnight | | | | Virtual event March 8th - 11th 2022
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