After four years of working on partnerships at Corsair, I’m moving on. This won’t be a surprise to those that know me. I’ve been looking for opportunities to build something new for some time. If you have a fond memory of our time working together, vouch & share it below. …

Bare with me, because we’re going on a journey, but I promise there’s a destination. A happy one. You just have to get through all the stuff you’ve seen before to get to the good parts. …

This article is part 2 of a two article series. Read the first part Why Twitch Numbers Don’t Matter first to get context. Remember how I started the last article? There’s tons of different esports being broadcasted every weekend. There’s the major players like DOTA2, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO), and…

Esports on the weekend in 2017 is a joyful whirlwind. Every week, there’s a plethora of competitive titles with their own tournaments vying for the adoration of potential fans. …

I haven’t really been commenting much on the Overwatch League (OWL) because I believe in Blizzard Esports’s vision for the Overwatch pro scene. However, yesterday I saw something that made me realize this train has truly gone off the rails. There was a post on the Competitive Overwatch subreddit (which…

Most of you have never heard of me, and that’s fine. I’m not a very accomplished Magic player. But I put a lot of effort into trying to improve. A few weeks ago I qualified for my first PT by winning (Top 4ing) the last round of RPTQs. I had…

TL;DR: PEA and Players Union needs to stop arguing in public Nothing will get resolved until they start finding common ground We all love esports, but people have very different priorities Esports is very quickly finding out that people act in their own interests.

In times of controversy, the Twittersphere is often quick to pass judgment. I think in the race to condemn Riot Games’ President and founder Marc “Tryndamere” Merrill, there have been some potentially valuable lessons lost.

Recently fans of the LCS and owners of LCS teams, including Jack Etienne (Cloud9) and Rick Fox (Echo Fox), have spoken about the necessity of Franchising in the LCS. For those unfamiliar with the term, ‘Franchising’ refers to LCS teams becoming permanent fixtures of the league, as opposed to the…