Join Billy Studholme and Adam Fitch as they discuss hot points in the esports industry on a regular basis, using inside knowledge and common sense (which is hard to come by these days) to tackle the tough stuff.
Cyberathletics
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Join Billy Studholme and Adam Fitch as they discuss hot points in the esports industry on a regular basis, using inside knowledge and common sense (which is hard to come by these days) to tackle the tough stuff.
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May 11, 2023
The Overwatch League's Downfall
<p>The Kings of Inconsistency are back! This time, the lads take a look at several game developers and how the esports industry is in their hands. --- Join Billy Studholme and Adam Fitch as they discuss hot points in the esports industry on a regular basis, using inside knowledge and common sense (which is hard to come by these days) to tackle the tough stuff. Follow the lads! Billy: https://twitter.com/BillyStudholme Adam: https://twitter.com/byadamfitch</p>
April 21, 2023
The Esports Correction Continues...
<p>The fellas return to discuss the ongoing implosion of the esports industry, from CLG's sale to NRG and Heroic's desperate plea for cash to Riot Games' unusual blog post. Timestamps:</p> <p>00:00 We were right!</p> <p>00:27 A rare positive note</p> <p>03:51 GOALS raises $20M</p> <p>08:00 Riot Games' blog post</p> <p>10:30 CLG/NRG</p> <p>13:20 Returning to Riot Games' blog post</p> <p>24:44 Heroic's financial woes</p> <p>29:16 Version1's merger request</p> <p>34:20 Astralis' finances</p> <p>39:07 GameSquare lists on Nasdaq</p> <p>39:54 FaZe Clan's public failure</p> <p>44:36 Gfinity is restructuring</p> <p>45:11 Enthusiast Gaming's finances</p> <p>46:58 Chengdu Hunters</p> <p>50:56 G2 Esports claiming profitability --- Join Billy Studholme and Adam Fitch as they discuss hot points in the esports industry on a regular basis, using inside knowledge and common sense (which is hard to come by these days) to tackle the tough stuff. Follow the lads! Billy: https://twitter.com/BillyStudholme Adam: https://twitter.com/byadamfitch</p>
March 19, 2023
The Death of CS:GO...
<p>We're back with another one! This episode, Billy and Adam discuss a bunch of pressing topics across the esports industry, including: - The impending arrival of Counter-Strike 2 - Adam Apicella leaving Esports Engine & Vindex - The performance of public esports companies --- Join Billy Studholme and Adam Fitch as they discuss hot points in the esports industry on a regular basis, using inside knowledge and common sense (which is hard to come by these days) to tackle the tough stuff. Follow the lads! Billy: https://twitter.com/BillyStudholme Adam: https://twitter.com/byadamfitch</p>
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