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In 2019<\/strong>, the global eSports market was valued at $957.5 million<\/strong>, which has grown to approximately $1.64 billion<\/strong>, increasing by more than 70%<\/strong> over the past five years.<\/p>\n

Sponsorship is essential to modern sports, and it also applies to eSports. Over the past decade, eSports has evolved<\/strong> from a niche interest to a global business competing with traditional sports revenues. Sponsorship and advertising account for the largest share of income in the eSports market.<\/p>\n

Giant and famous companies stayed caught up in progress and started investing in esports long ago, clearly making a good bet for the future.<\/p>\n

We have highlighted eight sponsors<\/strong> who have made and continue to contribute considerably to eSport: Comcast\/ Xfinity, Bookmakers eSport, Mountain Dew\/ PepsiCo, Coca-Cola, Mastercard, Monster Energy, Red Bull, and Intel. Our top is lined up from the most minor sponsor to the largest.<\/p>\n

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