To buy or not to buy a gaming house is the question I asked Hazelnutqt of /r/leagueoflegends/ 

Ann Pragg was a rising star. Ann Pragg was a special esports talent. Ann Pragg wasn't real.

Edward Gaming, one of China's best professional League of Legends teams, moved into their new home this week. The EDG house has all of the typical accouterments of a snug little home....

Matt Shea flew to South Korea, a country where so-called "eSports" can either make you rich and famous or land you in rehab.

Owen 'ODPixel' Davis is a fairly new figure among the professional DotA 2 casters but his popularity has grown rapidly due to his charisma and the hype he brings to the games he is casting.

A new venture, the eSport Coaching Network (ECN), is out to address the gap through training, live events and certifications.

Professional gaming is a hot item in the investment world right now and even the largest eSports organizations are getting in on the action.

Esportsexpress is a satire news site, much like "The Onion".

The winner bracket final of Dota Pit Season 3 between Evil Geniuses and Virtus.Pro will be taking place at 20:00 CET tomorrow. 

In the class "Blogging 101" Michelle W. and the WordPress.com Team asked us the following questions as a way to get to know more about the Gods of Mayhem.

Xeno Clan is a familiar name to those who were involved in the competitive FPS community in the 1990s and the early 2000s. The Toronto based team made a name for itself competing in Quake at the highest level and attending, what were then, the top eSports tournaments.

One of the most attractive aspects of the massive audience that has coalesced around gaming and eSports media is the opportunity for highly effective Multi-channel Marketing (MCM).

Evil Geniuses are sometimes described as the New York Yankees of eSports, a backhanded sort of compliment that both grants that EG consistently field one of the strongest, most star-studded lineups around, but also that they owe their reputation to their deep pockets.

Kim Phan shares the secrets of the studio's success with the competitive gaming community

Nathan Lindberg is the Vice President of Sales for Curse, a Huntsville-based company specializing in add-ons and other video game services. The company credits Nathan for growing Curse's direct sales team from four to 25 people in three years. Curse is active in eSports, and Lindberg discusses how eSports should look at past sports media successes to allow future growth.

Vulcun, AlphaDraft, and Unikrn give eSports fans the chance to play fantasy leagues and place bets on big eSports events.

It’s the same as every other startup.

Look around the eSports world lately, and it's clear that Venture Capital (VC) money has made its way into the picture.