Funnily enough esports also somewhat exist in mobile phones. Take a look at Free Fire [0], here in Brazil (3rd world country) It's pretty popular and has brough

Funnily enough esports also somewhat exist in mobile phones. Take a look at Free Fire [0], here in Brazil (3rd world country) It's pretty popular and has brought some people from poverty to a comfortable living. Also I still believe after the initial investment for a PC or game console then playing competitively just has too low of a barrier compared to normal sports. Remember to play a real sport you need friends, or at least people who accept you, there needs to not be raining (or for there to be an indoor space), everyone needs to be available. Since in videogames you can do matchmaking with low latency with a whole continent that means finding VERY competitive matches is easy, while in real life the skills of each players varies a lot, making the games played day-to-day much more casual. The difference between a casual football game and a FIFA WC game is insane, the difference between a well-played high rank match in CS:GO and the ones played in torunaments is minimal in comparison, specially if using something like Faceit to matchmake. [0]: https://www.ffesports.com/ https://www.ffesports.com/