Esports, the competitive landscape of video gaming, has revolutionized the gaming industry and serves as an organized framework for the gaming community. Publishers, such as Activision Blizzard and Electronic Arts, have recognized the potential of esports and have invested heavily in developing and promoting their own esports leagues and tournaments. Colleges and universities have also embraced esports, with many of them establishing varsity esports programs and offering scholarships to talented gamers. Independent leagues, such as ESL and DreamHack, have also emerged, providing platforms for amateur and professional gamers to compete. Just like traditional sports, esports athletes undergo rigorous training regimes, including physical exercise, strategic planning, and mental conditioning. They compete in organized leagues and tournaments, often in front of large crowds of spectators.