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I’ve got a little confession: I fell for Valorant’s esports scene almost by accident. One late night, after another botched attempt at a Clutch in Silver rank, I stumbled into

I’ll never forget the first time I watched a live Call of Duty League match. The energy behind every play, casters shouting over wild comebacks, and that electric moment when

I didn’t really “get” esports until I tried explaining why my cousin was yelling at his phone at 2am; turns out, his favorite Singaporean pro was pulling off an insane

I still laugh when I remember my uncle’s reaction to an esports tournament stream—the kind where the whole stage is lit up like a rocket launch, fingers darting across keyboards

I’ll never forget the first time I watched a BLAST event. There was something different; brighter lights, bold graphics on screen, the crowd standing shoulder to shoulder as the camera

Sometimes I catch myself smiling, remembering my first big gaming night in a Parisian student flat, cramped around an old monitor, voices soaring with every ridiculous CS:GO clutch. French esports

There’s just something magnetic about the French esports scene. I remember watching my first Counter-Strike tournament, hearing the crowd roar when a clutch play came from one of France Best

There are moments you can feel the room vibrate with pure excitement, whether you’re clutching a worn jersey at a packed stadium or scrolling Twitch chat as a million fans

Explore the rise of UK esports—from Discord gaming and military squads to pro teams and the new British Esports Arena opening in Sunderland in 2026. From cozy Discord chats filled