eSports is now a billion-dollar industry and one of the fastest-growing industries in the world. From 197 million eSports players and viewers in 2019 the sector has grown to 234 million esports enthusiasts today and is expected to increase to 285.7 million by 2024. Another 300 million people worldwide are occasional viewers of esports. The global gaming industry is now worth more than $300 billion. There are 2.9 Billion players active worldwide.

From the keno games of ancient China where results of the draw were transmitted from town to town by carrier pigeon to the Viking’s game of Hnefatafl, Senet in Ancient Egypt and games played with sculpted stones by Bronze Age cavemen in Turkey, humans have always enjoyed playing games. In recent years games like Scrabble, Monopoly, Risk and Clue provided hours of enjoyable pastime entertainment for families and groups of friends and acquaintances.

The gaming industry has grown so fast in such a small period of time that many of the issues facing it will almost certainly end up in the courts in the coming years. The legal implications of esports, social media gaming, bitcoin online casino gaming, sports betting, streaming videos, harassment, fantasy games, diversity in gaming, video game content and other issues are complex and, at times, seem overwhelming.

Sports betting is now legal in Washington State but an agreement to give the state’s gaming tribes exclusive rights to operate sports betting in the state is being challenged by the Maverick Gaming Company.

It's safe to say that COVID changed almost everything in some way.  Restaurants gave way to take-out, Vegas gave way to online casino play, in-store shopping gave way to online shopping.  And real football game attendence gave way to the rise of Fantasy Football.

Minority gamers have been advocating for better representation in games for years but now.  Following the heightened awareness in Hollywood for more inclusion, African American and other minority industry insiders are encouraging the gaming community to focus on creating more games with more minority leads.

eSports has come to encompass a wide range of electronic gaming experiences. They range from Vegas casino online events that are held in large convention centers with thousands of spectators to streaming tutorials, social media gaming, professional athletes bringing their traditional sports into an online forum, online video game matches and other forms of electronic gaming events.  The industry is estimated to be worth $1.8 billion and is seeing a 15% year-on-year growth.

Today's article is about gaming and education.  As our Grande Vegas no deposit bonus codes and games are not available to those under the age of 18, we are expanding our horizons today to talk about gaming in general and how it's used in educational programs today.

Today the online gaming sector is a major segment of the games industry. An Entertainment Software Association report estimates that in families where children are playing video games, at least 70% of those families have at least one child who plays online including on desktops, laptops, gaming consoles, mobile devices.

Within the bitcoin casino and esports industry, the discussion about how to promote  a heterogeneousness gaming culture is deemed to be more important than ever. Whereas traditional sports involves legitimate questions about the physical abilities of males and females, there is no such division in the world of competitive gaming.