Fandom Sports Media, a Vancouver-based gaming and entertainment company, is all set to launch its all-ages gamification platform that will reward fan engagement through Fandom Sports’ recently launched NFT marketplace (www.Fandomart.com) where fans can mint, buy, sell, trade, and store their NFTs. [more]
Last week, Fandom Sports released odds-line wagering across the entire Fandom Sports platform that includes game titles such as Call of Duty, FIFA, and Overwatch. This new functionality is in addition to the peer-to-peer wagering and actionable predictions features released earlier this month. Fandom Sports’ recently published “Gaming Industry & Peer Analysis” report highlights the Esports industry and growth, and a peer comparison shows Fandom Sports’ upside potential. [more]
DraftKings’ top line grew by 90% in 2020 while generating $844 million in losses. Raising over a billion in debt and looking forward to a stable sports schedule, is DraftKings poised to have a breakout season? Time will tell if DraftKings will be a steal or a bust. [more]
From LAN parties to stadiums, Esports looks to take the next steps in 2021 with innovative sponsors, expanding revenue streams, and growing viewership. [more]
The video game and esports industry is experiencing high growth as multiple companies list publicly and raise capital. In addition, the number of users playing video games has surged as consumers stayed home due to the COVID-19 lockdowns. [more]
Last week, Fandom Sports Media announced plans to undertake the development of Non-Fungible Tokens (“NFTs”) to reward esports fans on its All-Age Prediction Platform. [more]
Last month, Real Luck Group, the parent company of LuckBox, an eSports betting platform, listed publicly and opened at C$0.80 per share. Global eSports betting market forecasted to reach $18B by 2026. [more]
The video game industry is quickly expanding with multiple acquisitions as publishers and game developers create new innovative products and services. Growing trends in the industry include live-service games, subscription-based gaming platforms, and ESports offerings [more]
The video game industry experienced high growth due to new innovative products and services, such as live-service games, subscription-based gaming platforms, and eSports offerings. As a result, this past quarter, game publishers are recording record revenues, with most raising guidance for this year. [more]
Last week, Zynga reported Q2/2020 earnings with record revenues and bookings, as the mobile game company fueled growth through focusing on its portfolio of live services games and acquiring other high-growth franchises. [more]
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