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Quite a sad opinion that a gaming discipline can only be called esports if tournaments with sponsor investments are held for it.
In my view, this opinion is absolutely wrong.
For my part, when Dota, for instance, was just a Warcraft map and wasn't that popular, I myself participated in tournaments where the prize pool was formed from entry fees contributed by the participating teams, with purely symbolic amounts of 100-150 hryvnias.
Esports is, first and foremost, competitions in computer games. Prize money is merely a consequence of a gaming discipline's popularity.
Many tournaments are held on HeroesWorld. Therefore, it can be argued that Heroes 3 is an esports discipline.
In my view, this opinion is absolutely wrong.
For my part, when Dota, for instance, was just a Warcraft map and wasn't that popular, I myself participated in tournaments where the prize pool was formed from entry fees contributed by the participating teams, with purely symbolic amounts of 100-150 hryvnias.
Esports is, first and foremost, competitions in computer games. Prize money is merely a consequence of a gaming discipline's popularity.
Many tournaments are held on HeroesWorld. Therefore, it can be argued that Heroes 3 is an esports discipline.
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