Podcasts about guild esports

Chalked Cast and chill with the Chalked Squad - Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chalked-cast/support 0:00 - Intro 0:47 - New Rocket League web profiles 10:03 - LAN locations/Birmingham LAN 17:08 - RLCS starts January 3rd! 24:40 - Off season tournaments 33:48 - What is happening with FIFAe 43:28 - Roster rumours - Cheese leaves RMC, Retals Majicbear and Chronic to team, Rise to North America? 48:20 - SSG sign Snowmen, Radosin to Gentlemates, Itachi to join Oski and Alpha54 52:53 - David Beckham's Guild Esports sold for 100k 58:59 - Patreon questions --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chalked-cast/support

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Guild Esports PLC (LSE:GILD, OTCQB:GULDF) CEO Jasmine Skee joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share an in-depth look at the company's impressive annual results. These figures paint a picture of extraordinary growth and strategic prowess. One of the most striking achievements is the impressive 44% increase in gross profit, catapulting it to a substantial £3.99 million. Alongside this, there has been a noteworthy reduction in losses, which now stand at £4.5 million. These financial metrics underscore Guild Esports' unwavering commitment to not only achieving profitability but also sustaining it. In addition to the improved financials, the company recorded record-breaking revenues of £5.53 million, a significant surge from the previous year's £4.4 million. This robust revenue increase sends a clear signal that Guild Esports is poised for expansion and is well-prepared for future scaling endeavors. Guild Studios, introduced just last year, has emerged as a resounding success story. The venture has effectively collaborated with renowned brands such as Samsung Mobile and Sky Glass, firmly establishing Guild's position as an activation agency of choice within the industry. Moreover, Guild Esports has expanded its sponsorship portfolio with the addition of new partners, including a substantial technical partnership with Humble. The company has witnessed a remarkable 20% increase in sponsorship and has welcomed six new collaborators, further solidifying its thriving presence in the eSports sector. Skee highlighted the strategic emphasis placed on emerging platforms like TikTok. This strategic focus yielded impressive results, doubling viewership figures to a remarkable 145 million impressions and fueling significant growth in channel visits. As the company looks ahead to 2024, Guild Esports maintains high expectations for sustained revenue growth. The commitment to cultivating strong partnerships remains unwavering, and the company is actively exploring opportunities in the MENA region, aligning its strategies with the momentum gained in 2023. #proactiveinvestors #guildesportsplc #lse #gild #otcqb #guildf #JasmineSkee #eSportsNews #GamingIndustry #AnnualResults #StrategicPartnerships #RecordRevenues #TikTokStrategy #GamingCommunity #CSGO #FortniteGaming #SimRacing #eSportsWorldCup #HumblePartnership #SkyBroadband #GamingTrends #BrandCollaborations #GamingCenter #TechPartnerships #GenZAudience #MENAExpansion #FutureofeSports #RevenueGrowth #GamingInnovation #2024Outlook #investing #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

Šogad Trīs zvaigžņu balvā pirmoreiz starp nominantiem bija arī esportists, un, atzīmējot šo notikumu, par esporta jaunumiem, niansēm, būtību un filozofiju podkāstā "Ārpus kadra" aicinājumā datorspēles CS2 spēlētāju Annu "Ann4" Laurinoviču, pirmo sievieti-esportisti Latvijā, un CS2 treneri Miku Siliņu. Viņi abi pārstāv Lielbritānijā bāzēto un Deividam Bekhemam daļēji piederošo "Guild Esports" sieviešu komandu, kurā Anna ir komandas kapteine, bet Miks - treneris. Podkāstā Anna ieskicēja savu ceļu uz šo profesiju, ko ar pārliecību nosauc patiešām par profesiju ("tas ir darbs, ar ko es pelnu iztiku") un kopā ar Miku dalījās viedokļos par esporta nozares izaugsmi, reputāciju un savu vietu tajā. Podkāstu "Ārpus kadra" atbalsta Aizdevums.lv.

At ESI London 2023, we managed to catch up with Jasmine Skee, CEO of Guild Esports to discuss recent developments within the organisation. Jasmine discusses their focus towards community building, and reasons for it. This podcast is sponsored by Ross Video with production supplied by Confetti. Check out more information on Ross Video below: https://www.rossvideo.com/industries/esports/ Want to see more content like this? Make sure to like and subscribe to our podcast.

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Good morning from London where the markets are looking very steady indeed owing to it being Independence Day in the USA. Here in the good old UK though Sainsbury's shares have dropped a little this morning in response to a first-quarter update. The grocer is sticking to its full-year guidance and says food price inflation is showing signs of easing off. Airlines Wizz and Ryanair saw a positive start to Tuesday meanwhile, as both reported a jump in passenger figures for June, with the latter setting a new monthly record of 17.4mln. In housing, the boffins over at JP Morgan are saying this morning that homebuilders need to be wary of risk in the current slow market. Centrica shares look to have shrugged off warnings to the sector over paying out dividends, as regulator Ofgem looks to prevent further energy company collapses. Elsewhere, Yahoo is reportedly set to launch a multi-billion-dollar IPO, marking a return to public markets after being spun out of Verizon in 2021. And in small caps, Guild Esports shares jumped after announcing it would take part in the 2023 F4 Esports Championship. #ProactiveInvestors #FTSE100 #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

Good morning from London where Friday is off to a bit of a slow start, with traders still ruminating over yesterday's 0.5% UK base rate hike. Big name mortgage lenders are due to meet chancellor Jeremy Hunt today in what is described as “collaborative” event after the government resisted calls to intervene directly in the mortgage market. On the FTSE 100 GSK is the biggest gainer this so far this morning, after the pharma giant settled a cancer lawsuit for heartburn treatment Zantac that had been due for US trial. Hotel Chocolat has issued its second profit warning in as many months, and is warning of a "minor loss" this year as consumers continue to seek out cheaper alternatives. Audioboom has also had a tough start to the day, warning of lower than expected profits this year as the pandemic podcast craze continues to unwind. Among the small caps, David Beckham-backed Guild Esports has signed a one-year partnership deal with the gaming chair specialist Secretlab. #ProactiveInvestors #FTSE100 #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

The FTSE 100 is up so far today, ahead of plenty of potentially market-moving news this week that includes US inflation figures on Tuesday as well as interest rate calls by the Fed and European Central Bank. The CBI has predicted this morning that the UK could escape 2023 without falling into recession, forecasting growth of 0.4% for the year. Turning to equities now, Mike Ashley's Frasers Group has started the week by acquiring a 18.9% stake in online electricals retailer AO World, as part of a strategic partnership. Hotel chain Travelodge is set to be put up for sale by US Hedge Fund GoldenTree for £1.2bn, amid strong demand for affordable accommodation. CVC Advisors Ltd has pulled out of a bid to buy payment solutions provider Network International, leaving Brookfield Asset Management as the last potential buyer. And with the small caps, shares in Guild Esports jumped after it announced a new partnership with Fanatec to operate high-tech racing simulators at its London headquarters. #ProactiveInvestors #FTSE100 #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

This week Nick talks to Jasmine Skee, CEO of Guild Esports. Jasmine has had a distinguished career, working in music marketing and sponsorship. She was responsible for masterminding the rebranding of 15 UK music venues, including the O2 Arena. She also launched the O2 Academy TV YouTube channel, creating bespoke content with artists such as Kasabian.Jasmine and Nick discuss Jasmine's background and career, the approach that Guild Esports is taking, her view on the future of the sector and her vision for Guild Esports.Jasmine's book choice was Daring Greatly by Brene Brown. This content is issued by Zeus Capital Limited (“Zeus”) (Incorporated in England & Wales No. 4417845), which is authorised and regulated in the United Kingdom by the Financial Conduct Authority (“FCA”) for designated investment business, (Reg No. 224621) and is a member firm of the London Stock Exchange. This content is for information purposes only and neither the information contained, nor the opinions expressed within, constitute or are to be construed as an offer or a solicitation of an offer to buy or sell the securities or other instruments mentioned in it. Zeus shall not be liable for any direct or indirect damages, including lost profits arising in any way from the information contained in this material. This material is for the use of intended recipients only.

In the latest weekly news and podcast after-show (sponsored by YouGov), we discuss World of Warcraft leaving China, the Chinese media claiming video games are okay again, Ubisoft games returning to Steam, Allied Esports launching a stock repurchasing program, Amazon Luna being hit with major layoffs, Texas A&M looking to bring esports to a local mall, Shroud teaming up with MAINGEAR, the CEO of Guild Esports stepping down, and so much more!

On today's Esports Insider Digest, we cover: TSM and FURIA ending their multimillion dollar sponsorship deals with FTX, China potentially losing access to Blizzard's esports titles in January 2023, Guild Esports announcing major Board changes and the departure of its CEO, and much more. Hosted by Jake Nordland @callmeprivate

Fresh off of a historic win at Dota 2's TI11, Tundra Esports' Danny Lopez joins host Adam Fitch on Make Your Mark! Having led marketing, content, and brand for the likes of Guild Esports, Fnatic, Tundra, Galaxy Racer, Immortals, and NYXL, Lopez is at the forefront of the topic in the esports industry. --- Hitmarker is the home of gaming jobs. Browse 12,000 active listings in the games industry on our platform, covering everything from internships to entry-level positions to senior leadership roles. Follow Hitmarker: Website - https://hitmarker.net Discord - https://discord.gg/hitmarker Twitter - https://twitter.com/hitmarkerjobs

Vansilli, Tanner Metro, and Dryad sat down to look at some of the most recent roster rumors, look over the EMEA Game Changers playoffs and winners Guild Esports, and of course, bugs and exploits... There's always a bug... Tune into VALORANTING every Tuesday at 11:00 AM PT / 20:00 CEST on Twitch

In the latest weekly news and podcast after-show (sponsored by https://business.yougov.com/sectors/gaming-esports/boe (YouGov)), with special guest Nicole Pike of YouGov, we discuss David Beckham renegotiating his deal with Guild Esports, Disney wanting two Star Wars games a year, Ludwig launching a new agency that is working with xQc, Cyberpunk surpassing the 1 million daily player mark, Logitech releasing a new handheld gaming console in October, and so much more!

Don't Forget To Subscribe To The Fastest Growing Channel UP ON GAME PRESENTS https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/up-on-game-presents/id1596136129 In the latest weekly news and podcast after-show (sponsored by YouGov), we discuss FaZe Clan going public on the Nasdaq, 100 Thieves laying off members of its social media and content teams, Guild Esports hiring Kit Brunswick as its safeguarding and well-being lead, Dr Disrespect considering a two-year hiatus from streaming to focus on his game studio, Nintendo buying an animation studio, Elon Musk saying Steam will be available in Teslas soon, D-BOX filing a patent for a motion simulation gaming chair, and so much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to the ESI Digest for Monday, July 25th! In today's episode we cover the LCK unveiling three new policies that will affect agents, transfers and rookies, Guild Esports securing a one-year deal with Hyperice, Jan Hoffmann joining Nigma Galaxy as its Head of Operations, plus more. Hosted by Tom Daniels (@TheTomDaniels)

In the latest weekly news and podcast after-show (sponsored by https://business.yougov.com/sectors/gaming-esports/boe (YouGov)), we discuss FaZe Clan going public on the Nasdaq, 100 Thieves laying off members of its social media and content teams, Guild Esports hiring Kit Brunswick as its safeguarding and well-being lead, Dr Disrespect considering a two-year hiatus from streaming to focus on his game studio, Nintendo buying an animation studio, Elon Musk saying Steam will be available in Teslas soon, D-BOX filing a patent for a motion simulation gaming chair, and so much more!

Welcome to the ESI Digest for Friday, July 22nd! In today's episode we cover Los Grandes launching an ‘IPO' for its fan partner programme, the LCS partnering with HBO for House of the Dragon release, Guild Esports securing a one-year deal with Coca-Cola, plus more. Hosted by Tom Daniels (@TheTomDaniels)

Welcome to the ESI Digest for Monday, July 13th! In today's episode we cover LOUD being the most tweeted esports team in 2022 so far, according to Twitter, Subnation teams up with KRAFTON to develop PUBG Esports in the Americas, Guild Esports appoints Kit Brunswick to lead Safeguarding and Wellbeing, plus more. Hosted by Tom Daniels (@TheTomDaniels)

Welcome to the ESI Digest for Monday, July 1st! In today's episode we cover Guild Esports recording a £4.96m loss, Riot Games relocating its League of Legends Worlds Semi-Finals, Enthusiast Gaming staff writing a letter asking for its CEO's resignation, plus more! Hosted by Tom Daniels (@TheTomDaniels)

Augmented reality has so far struggled to make significant ground when it comes to consumer use. However, several big companies are now taking it seriously, with Qualcomm and, reportedly, Apple set to invest time and a whole lot of money into devices. Pocket-lint's editor, Chris Hall, joins host Stuart to discuss the technology and whether this is the time for AR to shine.In addition, Stuart talks with Edgar Chekera, the head of performance at Guild Esports, about how he goes about getting the most from some of the biggest eSports stars and how you can adopt the techniques he uses to improve your own gaming prowess. And finally, Chris returns to tell us how he's been getting on with Sony's latest ANC headphones, with a review of the Sony WH-1000XM5.00:59 - Chris details the current state of the AR industry08:45 - Interview with Edgar Chekera 21:22 - Chris gives his verdict on the Sony WH-1000XM5 headphonesVisit us at pocket-lint.com, check out our latest videos at youtube.com/pocketlintcom and sign up to our daily newsletter at pocket-lint.com/info/newsletter. *** Please also take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks! ***Hosted by Stuart MilesProduction and editing by Stuart MilesGuests: Chris Hall, Edgar Chekera Music by Lee Rosevere - Let's Start at the Beginning and Southside See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the ESI Digest for Wednesday, May 6th! In today's episode we cover GRID launching a global CS:GO circuit with various tournament organisers, FACEIT securing a ‘multi-million dollar' partnership with Cake DeFi, Manchester City Esports and Guild Esports becoming the latest members of the UKETC. Histed by Tom Daniels (@TheTomDaniels)

The UK Investor Magazine Podcast is joined by Alan Green for a discussion around UK equities and key market themes.Polymetal is recovering from a near 90% decimation of their share price as the Ukraine conflict started. We look at today's corporate update and what it could mean for the company, and the Polymetal share price.Gfinity is trading at 2.8x historical 12-month sales, after reporting £3.3m revenue for the most recent 6 month period. Comparing this valuation to peer Guild Esports suggests there is a potential discount in Gfinity.Cadence Minerals have secured the sale of a Lithium asset which will provide Cadence with roughly £3m. This doesn't mark a move away from Lithium, rather a realignment of their portfolio. We also discuss SpectrumX who are currently preparing for an IPO in London. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the latest weekly news and podcast after-show (sponsored by http://yougov.com/gaming-esports (YouGov)), we discuss Sid Meier talking about game monetization, Barry Diller denying insider trading allegations, shareholders suing Activision-Blizzard over its sale to Microsoft, Snoop Dogg joining FaZe Clan, G Fuel partnering with Ninja, Griffin Gaming Partners launching a $750 million fund, ESL Gaming and Qualcomm creating a mobile esports league, Xbox Series X receiving hate on Twitter, Facebook Gaming being overrun by spam, Star Wars Eclipse being delayed until 2027, Bandcamp becoming a part of Epic Games, Guild Esports making leadership changes, FIFA 22 removing Russian entities from FIFA Ultimate Team, and so much more!

Welcome to the ESI Digest for Wednesday, March 9th! In today's episode we cover ESL Gaming and Qualcomm launching a global mobile esports series, Astralis reporting its mixed 2021 financial results, Guild Esports announcing leadership changes. Hosted by Tom Daniels (@TheTomDaniels)

Welcome to the ESI Digest for Friday, March 4th! In today's episode we cover, Nerd Street Gamers unveiling an amateur esports circuit, Esports Entertainment Group completing its public offering, SK Gaming signing WoW guild Pieces, plus much more! Hosted by Tom Daniels (@TheTomDaniels)

In the latest weekly news and podcast after-show (sponsored by http://yougov.com/gaming-esports (YouGov)), we discuss Blizzard developing a new survival game, Sony expecting Activision titles to continue to operate on multiple platforms, Bobby Kotick considering buying Kotaku and PC Gamer, Saudi-based Savvy Gaming Group buying ESL Gaming for over $1 billion, Guild Esports opening a new headquarters, China denying trademark applications for metaverse related terms, Spyke Games raising $55 million in seed funding, Netflix trying to offer the "best gaming service available", and so much more!

After mentioning this esports team in every podcast that we have done, it was great to finally get someone in from the team to talk to us. Grant Rousseau was a fantastic guest and even managed to settle a bet between Ben and Trev as to the origins of the Finn Harps shirt sponsorship - it's a great story and worth listening to see who was right. In this episode we cover the team's commitment to building a grassroots base, the position he sees the UK esports scene as being in compared to the rest of the world, the pressures of being a public company and also having David Beckham as an investor, and what the future looks like for Guild Esports. Thanks to Grant for coming onto the show. Make sure you follow his great posts on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/grant-rousseau/) and Twitter (https://twitter.com/GrantRous). TBD is brought to you in partnership with Buzz.ie --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tbd-esports/message

Derek Lew of Blue Star Capital #BLU interviews Meinhard Benn, CEO of Satoshi Pay about Pendulum, its smart contract network dedicated to connecting fiat payment networks to decentralised finance (DeFi) networks. Background to the private presale of Pendulum's PEN token Pendulum is an open-source blockchain built on the stable and existing Substrate framework that aims to establish the missing link between fiat and the DeFi ecosystems through a sophisticated smart contract network. It is intended that Pendulum will connect DeFi to the foreign exchange market, building automated market makers (AMMs) to introduce scalable liquidity pools for fiat currencies, and create yield earning opportunities for fiat token holders. SatoshiPay started the development of Pendulum in April 2021 and later, in May 2021, received an R&D grant from the Stellar Development Foundation to advance its development. The first prototype of Pendulum, which features a bridge to Stellar and AMM, similar to that found in Uniswap, is now available on SatoshiPay's internal Pendulum testnet. SatoshiPay expects that the next stages of development for Pendulum will include a public testnet and mainnet, the introduction of sophisticated smart contracts to the Stellar network while simultaneously adding a set of robust fiat assets to the Polkadot/Kusama ecosystem. Pendulum has raised $5 million for its further development by the private sale of PEN tokens. The directors of the Company have been advised that the funding allows for SatoshiPay to be contractually retained to continue to develop Pendulum. About Blue Star Capital Blue Star is an investing company with a focus on new technologies. Blue Star's investments include SatoshiPay Limited, a payments business using blockchain technology; 6 early-stage to mid-level esports companies, including Guild eSports plc, a global eSports business headquartered in London whose lead investor is David Beckham and Dynasty eSports Pte Ltd., an eSports platform with a mission to become the largest eSports franchise in Asia; Leaf Mobile Inc., a mobile leading free-to-play mobile games group; NFT Investments plc, a company that engages, partners, incubates and develops non-fungible tokens; and Sthaler Limited, an identity and payments technology business which enables a consumer to identify themselves and pay using just their finger.

In this episode with special guest Marius Adomnica (Esports Lawyer at Segev LLP), we discuss the legal side of gaming, trends in the world of esports law, the legal and business ramifications of Guild Esports terminating its partnership with an unnamed fintech sponsor, Pokimane launching a brand and talent management agency, and so much more!

This week Trev, Dan and Ben get together to chat about some of the highlights from gaming and esports in UK and Ireland. And there was a lot to go through! Belfast Storm have started life in the NLC, the Northern League of Legends Championship, and it's one that Ben has been keeping a close eye on. F1 Esports launches the new season in October, with four rounds being held at Gfinity in London. The drivers battle on 12 tracks to determine who will win this year's driver and team championships. Can Red Bull make it three-in-a-row. Trev is a busy man within the esports world and was part of the recently announced J1 Esports team formed at Norwich City. Get the inside track on the reasons behind that launch from the man himself. EA has been reportedly looking into dropping the FIFA name from their title - will it actually happen? and how will Goals.co and Striker coming in to make it 4 major football titles change the landscape? And on the FIFA front, we discussed Hashtag United receiving a record fee for the transfer of their FIFA player, Tom Leese, to ExCel Esports. Is it going to start a trend or is it a one off? To finish off we carried on the football theme by discussing Finn Harps new partnership deal with David Beckham-backed Guild Esports. It's a move that could be smart and benefit both parties. If you enjoy this podcast then do check out our previous interviews and chats. We'll be back very soon with the next episode, so make sure you subscribe to make sure it appears on your list. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tbd-esports/message

On this week's ESI Digest we cover, Norwich City launching 1J Esports, Immortals Gaming Club promoting multiple staff, FIFA 22's esports programme, Guild Esports partnering with Finn Harps FC, plus the Thai government recognising esports as an official sport.

Episode 25 included all the Bugha Icon series stuff, Reverse2k going crazy and FNCS storylines heading into this weekend. Introduction Preferred Weapon Slots Bugha Icon Announcement Bugha Late Game Mode and Tournament Reverse2k Spits FACTS about 3rd Party Tournaments Allegations about Cented colluding with Clix by Reverse2k What are we EXCITED about for FNCS? BYE!! Stay up to date with FNTASIA: Twitter • https://twitter.com/FNTASIAPodcast​ Ballatw • https://twitter.com/Ballatw​ Shyowager • https://twitter.com/ShyoWager​ Leven2k • https://twitter.com/Leven2k Listen elsewhere: Apple Music • https://podcasts.apple.com/dk/podcast... Spotify • https://open.spotify.com/show/3iNUCLm... Stitcher • https://www.stitcher.com/show/fntasia Simplecast • https://fntasia.simplecast.com/ Google Podcasts • https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0...

On this week's ESI Digest, we cover OverActive Media trading to the TSX Venture Exchange, Carleton Curtis' departure from Guild Esports, Evil Geniuses launching Factor.gg, MPL Brazil's invited teams, plus GameSquare Esports's Cut+Sew and Zoned acquisition. This edition of the ESI Digest is in partnership with Omnicoach.

In this week's episode, Nathan was joined by Joe Sutton, Director of Academy at Guild Esports, the esports organisation that is owned by David Beckham.Guild Esports recently launched the Guild Academy, a new online esports training subscription service that is open to players aged 11+, with members gaining access to training programmes, tournaments, gameplay analysis from Guild ‘experts', as well as peer-to-peer coaching and advice.Joe, who has vast experience in football acadamies at Brentford, Arsenal and Manchester United, joined Guild Esports earlier this year. Joe told Nathan about his prior experience in football, his role at Guild Esports, how his experience in football academies will help him at the Guild Academy, the similarities and differences between esports and traditional sports, what he looks for in talented individuals, his own history with gaming and much more!

The esports industry would not be where it is today without support from sponsorships and partnerships with brands, both inside and outside of the space. With sponsorship deals regularly making headlines, just what goes into securing these deals and ensuring all parties are legally protected? On this week's episode, Michelle Tierney, Director of Commercial Partnerships of Guild Esports and Brian Anderson, Partner at Sheppard Mullin, discuss the legal intricacies behind esports sponsorships, detailing comparisons from their experiences in traditional sports and other media industries. This is the first episode in ESI Focus's series on Law in Esports, presented by Sheppard Mullin, hosted by Esports Insider's Head of Multimedia Content, Kerry Waananen.

This week Ben and Trev got together to chat about the latest developments in the esports and gaming space. Trev has been very busy working on the launch of ex-guest and now-ex Leicester City football Christian Fuchs on his NFT launch, whilst Ben has had his hands full with the arrival of a new baby son. They discuss the new financial release from David Beckham-backed Guild Esports and why the lack of revenue for this year isn't something they are worried about. A new campaign from Tourism Ireland to allow gamers to explore landscape and history through Assassin's Creed Valhalla is something that has made a lot of people take notice and our Irish duo discuss what they think of it. If you enjoy our podcast, do listen to others we have recorded over the last few months, and subscribe/follow us on your platform of choice. We'll be back in another two weeks with a brand new episode. T, B & D. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tbd-esports/message

In this week's ESI Digest, presented by OmniCoach, we cover: GameSquare Esports's Complexity Gaming acquisition, Team BDS purchasing Schalke 04's LEC spot, Guild Esports's financial report, MPL Brazil's launch, Williams Racing partnering with Resolve.

UK Esports Mega-venture, Guild Esports, reported a net loss of nearly $6 Million in 6 months. Is this a bad look for esports as a business? Also, an MMA legend hosts a Pokemon related gender reveal and Sony makes a big studio acquisition. Subscribe to CheckpointXP Daily Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts or wherever you listen to podcasts.  Checkpoint Daily is hosted by gamers and video game journalists, Norris Howard and the Checkpoint XP Crew. They've got your daily update on all the things you love in 30 minutes or less. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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On this week's ESI Digest, we cover Semper Fortis appointing Dominic Calvert-Lewin as Brand Ambassador, Alfred Chak joining Esports Engine as Chief Operations Officer, LOUD & PIET's joint esports fashion venture, Guild Esports launching the Guild Academy, Misfits Gaming Group announcing The Misfits Agency. This edition of the ESI Digest is in partnership with REELY.

Guild Esports's (LON:GILD) Carleton Curtis talks to Proactive London's Katie Pilbeam about launching training academy to drive growth and talent. Guild Academy will offer every player, of any ability, individualised support and personalised challenges designed to nurture gameplay and build life skills. It will be available worldwide in English for budding esports players 'to anyone of any skill level' from the age of 11 onwards. Curtis explains how David Beckhams' experience in creating football academies is crucial to establishing the esports training platform.

Have money make money? Transcript 1. Athletes and the biggest names in Hollywood love investing in women’s sports, especially the NWSL (National Women’s Soccer League). Angel City FC has the most notable investors, including Jennifer Garner, Natalie Portman, Eva Longoria and athletes Mia Hamm, Serena Williams, Candace Parker and her daughter Lailaa and tennis icon and activist Billie Jean King. Not to be outdone, NHL (National Hockey League) superstar Alex Ovechkin (Washington Spirit) and the No. 2 tennis player in the world (and the highest-paid female athlete ever) Naomi Osaka, is now an owner of North Carolina Courage. 2. The hot ticket item (after an NWSL team) is buying a stake in a NASCAR (National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing) team. Both Michael Jordan and Mr. Worldwide himself, Pitbull, became owners of a NASCAR team before this year’s season started. Jordan’s team is a new team led by the only Black driver in the pro circuit of NASCAR, Bubba Wallace. The car features Jordan’s longtime jersey number No. 23. Pitbull is the co-owner of the Trackhouse Racing Team, which has the No. 99 car of Daniel Suarez. 3. Joining Justin Timberlake as an NBA (National Basketball Association) owner are the NFL’s (National Football League) Larry Fitzgerald (Phoenix Suns) and Aaron Rodgers (Milwaukee Bucks). Former NBA players Shaquille O’Neal (Sacramento Kings) and Dwyane Wade (Utah Jazz) have diversified their assets with team ownership. 4. One sport that you might not think of is Esports. The sport is the fastest growing sport globally, with viewers watching more than 2.1 billion hours of Esports videos worldwide. You may have heard of cities across the country building dedicated Esports arenas, and that’s why. David Beckham, also the owner of Inter Miami CF (MLS), launched Guild Esports in 2020. The company has already gone public on the London Stock Exchange. He joins the long list of athlete investors in Esports, including Steph Curry (Team SoloMid), Alex Rodriguez (NRG Esports), Michael Jordan (aXiomatic), Michael Strahan (NRG Esports) and Mike Tyson (Team Fade 2 Karma). 5. LeBron James has his hands in everything and it all seems to be turning to gold with his stake in Liverpool FC, who won the UEFA Championship in 2019. Also looking for a return on their investment is the NBA’s Kevin Durant, an owner of the Philadelphia Union (MLS – Major League Soccer). For more on anything you heard about on today's podcast visit, www.lastnightsgame.com To get in touch with Amy with your feedback or topic ideas email her at amy@lastnightsgame.com

In this post-podcast livestream, we discuss the stupidity of aim assist in professional esports, Riot disqualifying Guild Esports from ValorantContinue Reading

This week on ESI Digest, we cover Guild Esports' plans for an IPO, Under Armour sponsoring Team SMG, Fnatic replacing Rivalry with Parimatch, and Jackson Wang investing in Victory Five.

In this week's episode I spoke to Scrub Killa and Noly, professional Rocket league esports players at Guild Esports, the esports organisation that is co-owned by David Beckham.They told me about how they got into Rocket League, how long it took them to get to pro level, we discuss Rocket League as an esport, how they deal with fame, why they signed for Guild Esports, the pull of David Beckham, the importance of nutrition and well being, their Rocket League Championship Series hopes and much more.