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- E-SPORT
every year E-Sport enthusiasts continue to rise even to the match at the Olympics, many predictions say that the E-SPORT market in the future is very large, the profit generated can be billions of dollars. E-Sport does not need a big place and spectators, even players can do matches at home.. You can get a reference for example or type of game HERE

eSport also got effected.

For example, a few weeks ago dota 2 tournament was canceled during these situations. They cant handle matches online, the reason is needed to verify players not using any illegal (cheating) program for the match. If they can do an online tournament, would be hard to verify the fair games for every team.

For major and International then doing it online wont really be possible but recently that Wesave Charity play succeeded but its understandable that this game is different in talks of business since this is one is focused on charity work.

When it comes to cheat, its plausible but we've seen that there are still some CS:GO games that do still proceed and i can say that they are still doing well in spite of the the pandemic we're facing.

But charity games is far different in real International competition because charity games doesn't necessarily need strict rules as the games are open just for a cause but International games need to be more strict because the players will do anything Just to win and not for anything that may help others.

so Basically Esports are affected with this crisis.