eSports
eSports are massively popular, and they will eventually collide head on with blockchain gaming. The match is made in heaven!
Eventually, many eSports may utilize collectibles, skins, or other one-of-a-kind items and giveaways for fans.
eSports
Splinterfest 2022 Announced – Oct. 8-9, HyperX Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada
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The hit blockchain trading card game, Splinterlands invites you to meet our partners and friends for an exciting 2-day festival to discover web3 tech, enter tournaments, attend talks, and collect swag! Splinterfest 2022 will take place at HyperX Arena in...
eSports
What Blockchain Games Can Learn from the Valorant Beta Launch
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Can you get gamers thirsting for the next big "thing" without wasting truckloads of money on ads? Struggling with player acquisition? Recruiting blockchain game players can be extremely difficult, given that traditional games have a major stranglehold on the market,...
eSports
FirstBlood Esports Dapp Review – Is it Still Being Developed?
FirstBlood is a Dapp for Esports players. It is intended to allow these players to bet on the outcome of events in games such as DoTA 2 and PUBG. The developer of FirstBlood raised $5.5 million in the first few...
eSports
Arena Match: Blockchain-Backed Esports Betting – Is it Even Legal?
Arena Match is an Esports betting app that uses Enjin-backed tokens for all bets. It allows players to bet on “skill based challenges” against the house or against other players. Because it will allow for bets against the house,...
