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ESL confims buyout of American eSports company ESEA, yet another move by MTG to take over eSports globally.

ESL ESEA's $250k Dubai event featured an outdoors stage in 100 degree Fahrenheit weather and commentators working out of their bedrooms.

Fnatic takes home $100,000 and the first ESL ESEA Pro League season crown in a four map stunner.

Gamers are making serious coin, practising for 10 hours a day, and are celebrities in their own right. That makes eSports as worthy as regular sports.

What exactly happens to teams and players that partake in activities like betting rings and match-fixing scandals? Valve isn't kind.

Ex-Epsilon CS:GO player Joey "fxy0" Schlosser has made a video confession to HLTV, admitting match-fixing took place.

Another match-fixing CS:GO scandal has emerged. Former Epsilon teammate "GMX" has alleged his old team threw a match in order to win skins on CSGOLounge.

17-year-old banned American CS:GO player Braxton "swag" Pierce apologizes to fans, stating that "the ban was necessary"

Valve and ESEA swing their ban-hammer, providing life-long bans for numerous top American and Canadian Counter-Strike professionals.

ESEA bump up their CS:GO Season 18 prize pool to $100,000 and include Asia Pacific region teams.

Many people are interested in supporting, watching and following eSports without any idea where to start. This guide by Chris Smith gets you started.