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10 years ago. do people believe that playing video games would be considered a competitive, professional sport that could become a $1000000000.00 industry? yet this is precisely what has happened within just one decade. the east sports industry has grown tremendously now with investors back in teams to compete in official tournaments around the world. i'm christy, and you're watching the cost of everything we're today. we're immersing ourselves in the expansive world of gaming. the gaming today isn't just the past time. it is an industry, it's not just about the hardware, the peripherals or the games themselves, but it's a full on ecosystem that caters to a diverse audience with varying spending habits. e sports has evolved from nation competitive to global phenomenons, the financial investments in east for teams,

tournaments, and sponsorships have skyrocketed. the sports market worldwide is projected to reach revenues of $4300000000.20. and now east sports isn't your normal gaming. it is competitive video games or professional players or teams compete in various multiplayer video games. these competitions are organized into leaks, tournaments, and events, attracting both online and offline audiences. it is sports has now grown into an industry with players sponsors and spectators contributing to as popularity and economic significance. the sports market can be divided into 6 different parts. first we have the sponsorships and advertising, which is the revenue made from sponsorship deals and advertising for events and tournaments. then there's merchandise and ticketing for the revenues from tournament tickets and the merchandise and spy that comes with. additionally, you have streaming media rights and publishing fees, which all refer to the revenues that are associated with broadcasting,

east sports events across various channels. and finally, you have a sports betting which includes bedding on the outcomes of these a sports events. this is the largest market segment in east sports with volumes of $2500000000.20. for now, the growth of the sports is largely driven by the increasing popularity of competitive gaming advancements and gaming technology. the expansion of online platforms for streaming and rising global viewership, which solidify e sports as a significant part of the entertainment sector. the arrival of popular new east sports franchises, such as valour ok, and mobile east sports expansion with regional legal b. like mobile legends and legal legends also helped to grow the market. in 2021. the legal ledges, world championship finals in iceland was watched by a record 73.8 con current viewers. gaming live stream audience reach almost 810000000. so for context,

the 2021 super bowl group 96400000 used users. the east sports teams are players generally competing for prize money. daughter to was one of the best paying games with the largest overall price pool at over $34000000.00. although prize money can be substantial, many sport teams also rely on sponsors for more stable income. but gave me says as both a social glue and a potential isolating force while the fosters communities and friendships accessing gaming can also post challenges to mental health and social dynamics. so understanding the balance for players is crucial. and now today we're joined by ivan kirchhoff, c l, e. sporty, and dot com. so ivan, how has the cost of gave me evolved over the years and what factors contribute to the financial investment gamers make in their hobby? so uh, gaming is there some people wholly, uh for some people. it's

a tool. uh, for example, uh we, we guide students into us university programs so they can get scholarships because they, they're good in their east sports and deck i'm fine. is there studies? there is, um yeah there's, there's a make it, i can be or out of it. yeah. has this thing the gaming lifted globally. is it now even considered a staple in education? yes. and the teachers do play or important role as well. like for example, i can wait until vacation east for programs they say in the k 12 space are that i use as an extra credit activity instead of like students, you know, going to their homes. you know, i'm playing alone with not a supervisor personally because their 1st may not be there. sounds like they're in a safe space in a school, you know, i aiming and useful progress. no, no,

it's not all. what also are the 4 people that compete on trade? like there's also like they, they basically engage and he's doing that, for example, wants to know more skilled in social media, in, in, in management, in the production side, in, in graphic design. so it's, it's not only for, for students that i compete, it's for students that wanna have a more skills that then they can leverage out when they go into higher education, for example, on how to occasion when they, when they go for a job, they already have like, uh they had to experience in the program is for assessing explosive growth. so how do you explain the rise of e sports and what is a global appeal of at all? yes, it's experienced, uh, uh, explosive growth, uh, independent living in a bit after there has been, uh, a curve, you know, like, uh, cuz it was like the boom, a lot of investment, but then uh,

the teams platforms could not live up to the investment. okay, so like there's been a lot of companies also, you know, i could buy breakfast of and things i'm financial problems, but now would discourage, you know, uh more more teams and other organizations uh, inside the sports are basically their name on how to monetize on defense not just rely on the sponsorship money, and in what ways has the popularity of a sports influence a broader gaming industry, and how do you foresee this trajectory in the future? east brooks is a nice of all the entertainment. it's a so there is the game industry is way bigger than the sports, not everyone. you know, it can be a competitive player, but there's, you know, there is to watch these for players compete. so there's gonna keeping creasing. but

it's, uh, yeah it's, it's still of these and as gaming becomes more ingrained and to daily life, what societal impacts both positive and negative are associated with the prevalence of gaming. yes. so gaming before like, uh, was just views, you know, and it was just a bunch of people in a basement even fast wasn't yeah. that's uh, yeah, it's like, uh, in the beginnings of sports, you know, like, uh, there was in a training schedule like, athletes were not a hunches of like how their, how physical exercise could in friends and how, how interesting could influence them. and it's evolving into $1.00 to $2.00 towards there's already in teams, there's nutritionist, other traders, sports psychologist, all. also there be more efficient in the training. you know, you don't have to play a well trained 8 hours a day. you know,

in order to reach peek level, you know, there's, there's many factors, you know, i can play a few hours. okay. oh, or 4 hours and then do a things outside the training. you know, if i can benefit you as a player and with time, you know, there's, there's the maurice a now in schools also uh, it's an extra curricular activity. it's increases as the invitation and engagement schools are, are um, adopting the sports or more gaming, you know, uh the, to the cation. so, yeah. it's, it's about time and it occasions banes making more investments. i and the, it's just educating. okay. on the kids on how to properly you know, a game or is it like also like if you play software every day for 8 hours you your get it just talk to it's about, you know, like probably 8, indicating the,

the younger generation on, on how much of hold on to the game and how to, how to interact with those community as well. are there any cultural nuances that shape how gaming is perceived and integrated into society is around the world, north, america's way more integrative. uh, in the decatur space as the pro level but it goes but like i know some parents are more under assemble, not everyone, but most grades do a i know about the opportunities that, that, that gave me to give you in, in education. okay. uh, in europe, a few schools like few countries are like more than all the countries are very developed and offer these sports as, as regular sports for extracurricular activities. and some country still need to

develop schools that still uh, some of that the private ones are more open but you know, for it to go to a public scale. it's a bit more bro credit and, and yeah, the mentors know that the, the developed and. yeah, so it's south korea's pretty big china as well, but the hot, it's hot as on our restrictions development, but south korea is way more developed then north, i'm do cation wise. i do for i think the high schools and universities have, you know, a better approach to gave me any sports. uh, but yeah, on the professional side is more a month. thank you so much, ivan, but please stick around. a jamie expert ivan kirchhoff would stay with us right here after the break. and when we come back, what factors contribute to make countries a gaming power house?

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boards by subsidizing companies building competition venue. and even green lighting, a sports majors and higher education. several cities including shanghai and samsung, are buying to become the capital is sports. the south east asia is another up and coming market. and many big gaming companies are entering aggressively. this is the fastest growing region for gaming in the world, with approximately 310000000 gamers across indonesia, malaysia, thailand, vietnam, singapore, and the philippines. this rapid growth is attributed to the markets appetite for mobile gave me and the extensive deployment of 5 g networks. in europe, germany has become widely regarded as a hub for europe in east sports. the rise of east sports in germany was driven by the country's advanced gaming market and the fact that 88 percent of the population have internet access. cities now compete to host east sports competition for the same reason. they compete for the superbowl or with world cup matches. these

competitions can stimulate growth and employment. atlanta is actually a great example of a city capitalizing on east ports. it was reported after opening green hack in 2019 . the east sports industry employed $12000.00 georgians and had an economic impact of $500000000.00. the sports career isn't just for pro players, but also for testers. commentators content creators which streamers and the list goes on. east sports has also been a major influence on the tech industry. many universities offer east for scholarship that can help students pursue their passion in the technology field. so for this and more or less bringing again, ivan kirk hawk, ceo of a sporty and dot com. now i'm in different countries exhibit varying levels of gaming prominence. what cultural factors contribute to the dominance of certain country and the global gaming landscape? yes, it's basically uh the government, you know,

and the people inside the government, do they believe your, or do we have the, in their knowledge on how to, you know, put a game in schools also private, the, the private sector, you know, uh how, like other open like, for example, like the season in europe are not, as you know, as open as risk taking, you know, as a v c in or the megabyte assembly it in the usaa investment. sometimes, you know, uh, also with um you know, with the sports now and they'll be some attractive as it wasn't defined. they make, you know, like, uh, there's not that much investment as there used to be. so like, i think it depends on the on think also mentality of all of the people that bought it and see that the easiest edited trust a to any industry that is new. and, and that pro is that always, you know,

the countryside and how to individual strike a balance between gaming and other activities in their lives. and what challenges might arise when this balance is disrupted? yes, so the students should strike it binds, you know, as long as they say students go to class, the homework, perform it in exams, you know, and maybe have an extra pay soccer. i'll play basketball if they love gaming. uh, if they like they e p o or n and b to k, okay, as a with, with friends, you know, i shouldn't be a problem is just another hobby. you know? so the problem is because when you're doing too much of something and the other areas you know, are, are struggling or they, but that happens like that can be in gaming, that can be in other activities. you know, if it is too much of one thing, you know, even if you go to the extreme,

it's gonna affect your personal life. so it's, no, it's just, no, it getting like, as long as you've got an sit out. okay, uh it should be like a great way to connect, you know, and so now people around the world or it, in your savings, see a country, you know, to know that people but as always is about and so you know, i and they should be taught in schools, that's why it's very important for gaming the source to, to, to get into schools. so uh, higher education professionals, you know, can at these, to the students from a young age. now, technological advancement has significantly impacted the game industry. how has innovation in technology influence the cost accessibility and the overall experience of gaming? well, um with a i, there's a lot of publishers, so like the companies that make the video games that are integrated and it's making

like, you know, the user experience, you know, a more advanced and silver go, you know, is that's in the really, i also now the now there's a new web 3. okay. so like now uh, it's a, those small developers that it usually had to. so spend a lot of marketing money and i want money to develop a game. and one that i think really even long shape because of the costs, you know, now with web 3. okay. so everyone can be the owner of that game. so like if they believe it in the developer, they can invest like in tokens. okay. to that, to, to the developer. and also it's the community can invest, you know, in the video game. so it's actually like it, anybody that has a good product. okay. can launch. okay. so like in the near future, are they, there is going to be way more video games where more competition and yeah, it's going to be uh multiple to get it to stand out. but of course you,

it is for everyone, you know, with a raise because now, you know, like, it's not a huge, it's not cheap. it's just not easy. you know, to have i large investment in, you know, it's a, get a good per used the video game out. i'm with web 3, it will happen and i, it will be more accessible. and are there emerging technologies that you believe will further shape the future of gaming? yes, uh web. yeah, web 3 for me uh, is gonna make video games come out at a fraction of a cost. okay. as um the community. okay, we'll be able to support you. okay, if you don't have the funds, so like not having the money, this is no longer, you know, will no longer be the issue in the near future to get out more video games. and also for these 14 degrees, you can coordinate tokens to at least 14,

if they're having a financial struggle, you know, and it can also be another revenue stream for the sports teams. cuz yeah, that's usually the support teams are struggling on revenue, eastern sale, it's sponsorship, or they oh, what i making the brand like a lifestyle and setting codes. but, but that's it. you know, so with web 3 is hogans, it can be another way to, you know, to monetize with funds that, let's say gaming has become a communal activity. so how do online gaming communities contribute to the overall game experience? and are there economic or social benefits associated with these communities? yes, um we interact with a full communicate or we just from various feeder games to like make our service, you know, make gamers aware of our service communities. now are way more, you know,

we have like very clear guidelines and, and rules of how you can interact, how you should behave. and it, you know, like no swearing or no, you know, like before, it was like all free everything. and there were a lot of issues, but now it's, it's very straight, especially like in the vacation space. communities, but outside of the education space to, uh, and it's just gonna hit improving, you know, and, and very heading for that. but like, for example, uh, going back to uh, in the delivers. also, community is a very important because life is the best way to receive feedback on a video game. if the, if the game is not it, okay, it is good to go. if not, you have to make did so to make more money if occasions and everything. uh amenities are, are the best feedback. and are there ethical considerations that the gaming

industry should prioritize as it expands, particularly in terms of user experience, inclusivity and responsible gaming practices? yes, so that's the goal considerations. uh, yeah, of course there should be, uh, you know, like, uh, especially in schools, you know, like, uh, the teachers should receive like, training. okay. on how to, you know, on how to approach this, this vegas for the students. that that is something that, you know, like some, some higher or some to some higher ed, you know, sometimes have a, a teacher, but he's not a very well wait period for me and gaming, or maybe there's a teacher that is a gaming, but it is not you know, that it was involved in education, so like it came to the person have to, you know, have the responsibility the also, you know, if they don't, you game,

they asked to teach the community, you know, on how under standards, you know, and as it goes it's good to see of asians with time. okay. uh the, the, the communities i, i are going to dictate the ethical considerations by right now. you know, um, this is a new with time. it's a more to find it. it's such a huge base. you know, the fact that honestly the most honest insurance by an opinion is like with time, like it's going to be shaping. thank you so much. ivan, for your time today. the government around the world are considering regulatory measures to reduce young people's time spent on digital devices, particularly video games. this raises the question of whether the proposed measures would be effective or not. since the early 2 thousands, the chinese government has been inactive regulations to directly restrict gaming in 2019 and limited players under 18 to 1.5 hours of daily play time and 3 hours on

public holidays. however, there's no evidence that this has any real effect on play time, as players found loopholes around it. and my name is, will disagree with these concerns. citing that screens don't make a significant enough difference and people sleep social life or aggression. we never talk about what time food, time, and yet the idea has grown that there is an analog way to measure screen time. these screen time limits could be detrimental for an aspiring pro player. professional players only have a short window of time to play competitively. and oftentimes they have to retire in their early twenty's as reaction time starting drop after $21.00. so by that logic, they should be play as much as possible while they're young. i'm christy, i thanks for watching and we'll see you right back here next time on the cost of everything. the

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