> Again this is just not true - the revenue and profit of casual games dwarfs competitive games. This is actually very, very true. Most esports departments are

> Again this is just not true - the revenue and profit of casual games dwarfs competitive games. This is actually very, very true. Most esports departments are not incredibly profitable (I actually worked for one of the biggest esports gaming companies for a long time and it was a constant source of friction how much money was spent on esports versus the return on it). At the end of the day, cheating is a dopamine hit: killing the whole lobby in 2-seconds by holding down a button makes people feel good and you can't fight against that without some pretty drastic measures.