Intellectual Property in Esports.




Across the world, competitive video gaming events have become a powerful reality, drawing millions of fans with esports generating US$1.8 billion in revenue in 2023. Intellectual property rights in esports allow different stakeholders—from video game publishers and brands to esports organizers, teams, and players—to protect and profit from their creative works and innovations.
Without IP protection, key players of the video game industry would struggle to monetize their contributions and make a living from esports, and in turn, fans and players would not enjoy their favorite video games. Understanding how IP rights function within the esports ecosystem is vital for contributors to this dynamic industry.



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