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The world of esports is booming with over 200 universities now offering dedicated degrees and scholarships, and top competitors earning upwards of $7 million in tournament winnings.
• The global esports market valued at $560.6 million in 2024 is projected to reach $2.07 billion by 2032
• Professional gamers train 5-10 hours daily, risking conditions like carpal tunnel syndrome and mental burnout
• Despite controversy over terminology, esports develops valuable skills including reaction time, problem-solving, and communication
• Competitive gaming offers legitimate career paths with average salaries around $156,000 annually plus tournament winnings
• The physical/digital divide sparks debate about whether esports competitors should be classified as true "athletes" or simply "competitors"
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The No Shot Podcast is powered by truevictory.com use code: ARRONSOLANO at checkout for %15
and by Radio Influence.
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The world of esports is booming with over 200 universities now offering dedicated degrees and scholarships, and top competitors earning upwards of $7 million in tournament winnings.
• The global esports market valued at $560.6 million in 2024 is projected to reach $2.07 billion by 2032
• Professional gamers train 5-10 hours daily, risking conditions like carpal tunnel syndrome and mental burnout
• Despite controversy over terminology, esports develops valuable skills including reaction time, problem-solving, and communication
• Competitive gaming offers legitimate career paths with average salaries around $156,000 annually plus tournament winnings
• The physical/digital divide sparks debate about whether esports competitors should be classified as true "athletes" or simply "competitors"
Support the show
The No Shot Podcast is powered by truevictory.com use code: ARRONSOLANO at checkout for %15
and by Radio Influence.