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It is my belief that any Dollar invested in esports needs a balanced anchorpoint in the top segment as well as (semi) grassroots at the same time. With key top-down deliverables in order for them to grow together and smoothly transition from one tier to the next. I think this will benefit this digital ecosystem in a sustainable way. How do you feel about this perspective?
It could bring change, yes. But I fear this 'new benchmark' will just be another bubble to burst along the way. There's not many organizers can spend them oil dollars like EWC does. We'll see the results in two months from now.
Bram, welke "speeldag" staat gepland in de Corda Arena? 😊 🚀
Looking to qualify in future EWCs with eightmethods 🙏🏻
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7moCGS bubble anyone? This is a bad thing for esports unfortunately