Well about time a pc gamer posted on esports. I have learnt a little more about the difference between being a pc gamer playing various global players (lol can't wait till i get my ps5),thats fine but there is no money involved so if u suffer congestion and lose u don't lose money.
Now professional esports with current prize money equal to the super bowl. If u suffer congestion and lose,u lose potentially big money. My understanding is esport regulation is u must use mobile esport controls in the esport arens in competitions.
Thats y u will not find a esports arena that is not mmWave 26ghz connected.
As for esports business model,its all about content ownership. Look and the crowds that follow the super bowl,the rights sold to distribute super bowl content ie(afl rights by memory $500m,but we r talking superbowl/esports rates),crowds that pay to attend the super bowl and all events,the advertising revenue per 30 seconds during the super bowl,catering etc.Thats the esports business model and how it is monetised.
Just google asian esports arena's in china,japan and korea.It is forecast esports will be larger than any other sporting event.And those that own the content as above will be those the monetise esports.
So as posted how could tls monetise esports now.Well as posted verizon and TSM have shown tls exactly what to do,and currently tls is the only co in australia that could establish professional global esports now.Using a combination of the TSM and verizon business model. -U must own the arena.ie TSM is building one,verizon is building one in the verizon lab. -U must have the arena connected to 26ghz mmWave 5g for the connectivity to b competitive with other countries. -We have esports teams,which need to develop like any sporting team to b globally competitive. -TSM ceo showed clearly how to monetise esports as reported in the US. If tls was to establish all the above they would own the australian esports content and make the profits as listed above. Again esports is forecast to b the biggest money maker of all sports. In china ,japan,korea its well established,in the US the infrastructure is being built and they have very successful esports teams. In australia penn is enjoying his art collection.. Thats my understanding.
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