Esports and iGaming
Esports and iGaming are often confused, but they’re very important to differentiate for you as a parent and here is why

Esports:
  • What It Is: Organized, professional video game competitions where players or teams compete for prizes, sponsorships, and fame.
  • Games: Skill-based games like League of Legends and Fortnite.
  • Structure: Features professional leagues, tournaments, and contracts for top players.
  • Audience: Millions of fans worldwide watch live events or online streams.
  • Focus: Competition and strategy.
iGaming:
  • What It Is: Online gambling, including casino games and sports betting, where players wager real money.
  • Games: Includes poker, slots, and sports betting (football, basketball, etc.).
  • Structure: Operates through licensed online platforms where outcomes depend on chance or real-world events.
  • Audience: Focuses on those interested in gambling for entertainment or profit.
  • Focus: Wagering with the risk of winning or losing money.

To wrap up, esports is about skill and competition, while iGaming is about gambling and kids should be kept away from it. Tune in to our webinar to find out more about how to protect kids from gambling!
To wrap up, esports is about skill and competition, while iGaming is about gambling and kids should be kept away from it.



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