Devin Nash
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Will Esports Ever Make Money?

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In this video we talk about the future of esports monetization. We start with an article that goes over some of the basics of making money in esports, and where some of the big names in esports agree and disagree on the future.

I weigh in on some of the possible future monetization models and what the industry might see in the next few years. There's a lot of possible directions esports can go from here.

Read the original article we commented on here

A lot of people point to paywalls as being the future of esports. They reference things like the UFC as a use case for people to pay for it. I think unless content gets much better in esports, this won't be a thing for a while. Esports is still discovering how to do great content. We cover that and more here.

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