Rainbow Six Siege
GameBy Ubisoft Montreal · Released Dec 1, 2015
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BLEED Esports Partners With eNDX Fantasy Game Platform
Singapore-based esports organization BLEED Esports has entered into a partnership with the fantasy trading platform eNDX.
- Singapore-based esports organization BLEED Esports has entered into a partnership with the fantasy trading platform eNDX.
- Under the agreement, BLEED’s Counter-Strike 2 roster will be added to the eNDX exchange, allowing users to trade virtual shares of the players.
- BLEED Esports will receive a percentage of the revenue generated from the trading of its players on the eNDX platform.
BLEED Esports Partners With Kick
Singapore-based organization BLEED Esports has entered into a strategic partnership with the live streaming platform Kick.
- Singapore-based esports organization BLEED Esports has entered into a partnership with the live streaming platform Kick.
- Under the agreement, Kick becomes the official streaming partner for BLEED, with branding to be featured on team jerseys and social media channels.
- Financial terms and the duration of the partnership were not disclosed by either party.
Promod Esports Files for Bankruptcy and Lays Off Entire Staff
Promod Esports, a UK-based tournament organizer and esports agency, has filed for insolvency and terminated its entire staff.
- UK-based tournament organizer and esports agency Promod Esports has filed for insolvency and laid off its entire staff.
- The company has failed to pay players and casters for various events, with outstanding debts dating back to June 2023.
- Riot Games has confirmed it is severing ties with Promod and is currently seeking new partners for the 2024 Valorant Challengers Northern Europe: Polaris league.
GRID Signs Multi-Year Deal With Ubisoft for Rainbow Six Esports
GRID, a Berlin-based gaming and esports data platform, has entered into a multi-year partnership with Ubisoft to serve as the exclusive provider of live esports data for the Rainbow Six Siege competitive ecosystem.
- Ubisoft has signed a multi-year partnership with Berlin-based GRID to serve as the exclusive live data platform for Rainbow Six esports.
- GRID will manage the distribution of all official data assets for global and regional tournaments, including BLAST Majors and Six Invitationals.
- The partnership includes the development of custom data infrastructure and APIs to source granular, real-time, in-game statistics directly from esports game servers.
Oxygen Esports to Host Call of Duty League 2024 Major I Tournament
Oxygen Esports has announced that it will host the Call of Duty League 2024 Major I tournament in partnership with Live Nation.
- Oxygen Esports will host the Call of Duty League 2024 Major I tournament from January 25–28, 2024, at the MGM Music Hall in Boston.
- The tournament features a $500,000 USD prize pool for competing franchised teams, including the host team, Boston Breach.
- The event is being produced in partnership with Live Nation and expects an attendance of approximately 15,000 guests over the weekend.
The October Follower Surge: Analyzing Twitch’s Top 10 Creators
The October follower surge on Twitch highlights the diverse content strategies driving audience growth on the platform.
- Creator xCry led Twitch in October with 822,000 new followers, primarily driven by 'Just Chatting' content focused on internet news and trends.
- KaiCenat secured the second position with 510,000 new followers, largely attributed to a high-engagement, 7-day 'jail simulation' broadcast.
- Jynxzi ranked third with 226,000 new followers by leveraging competitive Rainbow Six Siege gameplay and participation in professional tournaments.
BLAST Reveals Partners for BLAST R6 Atlanta Major
Tournament organizer BLAST has secured new commercial partnerships with gaming chair manufacturer Eureka Ergonomic and food and beverage brand CTRL for the 2023 Rainbow Six Siege Major in Atlanta, Georgia.
- BLAST has secured Eureka Ergonomic and CTRL as partners for the Rainbow Six: Siege Major taking place in Atlanta from October 31 to November 12, 2023.
- The tournament features 24 teams competing for a total prize pool of $750,000 and league points required to qualify for the Six Invitational 2024.
- Eureka Ergonomic will supply gaming chairs for all competitors throughout the tournament stages, while CTRL will host an activation booth in the arena.
BLAST Secures $13.4M USD in Funding
BLAST, a prominent global esports tournament organizer and entertainment company, has secured approximately €12.7 million in new funding, equivalent to roughly $13.4 million USD.
- Esports tournament organizer BLAST secured approximately €12.7M ($13.4M USD) in a new funding round announced on September 28, 2023.
- The investment round was led by the Export and Investment Fund of Denmark (EIFO) alongside various internal investors.
- BLAST plans to utilize the capital to expand its global esports ecosystems and enhance its in-house production, broadcast, and technology product offerings.
Ubisoft's Subscription Play: A Data Collaboration with Antenna on the State of Gaming Services
Ubisoft’s strategic pivot toward subscription-based revenue models reflects a broader industry effort to establish steady, recurring income streams and mitigate the financial risks associated with hit-driven blockbuster cycles.
- Ubisoft+ struggles with long-term retention, experiencing a net loss in subscribers over an eighteen-month period despite aggressive promotional campaigns.
- Promotional tactics, such as one-dollar sign-ups and free access to major franchises like Assassin’s Creed, drive significant initial user spikes but result in high churn rates once the offers expire.
- Platform holders like Sony hold a massive competitive advantage, averaging 48 times more monthly sign-ups than Ubisoft+ due to their broader ecosystem reach.
Amazon Games Hires Industry Vet Wei Yue to Lead Competition and Esports Efforts
Amazon Games has appointed industry veteran Wei Yue as its new director of competition and esports.
- Amazon Games has hired industry veteran Wei Yue as its new director of competition and esports.
- Yue previously spent over four years at Ubisoft Montreal, where he served as esports director and product director of esports for Rainbow Six Siege.
- Prior to his time at Ubisoft, Yue worked at Activision Blizzard for nearly nine years, holding various esports-related roles including associate manager of esports for the EMEA region.
Ubisoft Q1 Financial Results: June 2023
Ubisoft’s financial performance for the first quarter of fiscal year 2024, ending June 30, 2023, reflects a period of transition characterized by a year-over-year decline in revenue alongside a strategic pivot toward mobile expansion and high-profile partnerships.
- Ubisoft reported Q1 fiscal year 2024 revenue of €288.9 million, a 9.2% year-over-year decrease.
- Net bookings reached €267.7 million, exceeding the company's internal target of €240 million despite an 8.7% year-over-year decline.
- Approximately 92% of net bookings were generated by the company's back-catalog, with in-game purchases, subscriptions, and DLC accounting for 47.6% of total net bookings.
SPORTFIVE Extends Partnership With Saudi Esports Federation
The global sports marketing agency SPORTFIVE has extended its partnership with the Saudi Esports Federation (SEF), continuing a collaboration that began in 2022.
- Global sports marketing agency SPORTFIVE has extended its partnership with the Saudi Esports Federation (SEF) to provide ongoing strategic sales support and project management.
- SPORTFIVE will serve as the primary partnership agency for the eight-week 'Gamers8: The Land of Heroes' event, which begins in Riyadh on July 8.
- The Gamers8 event features a total prize pool of $45 million USD across multiple competitive titles.
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Ubisoftdeveloper, publisher425
Tencent Holdingsowner695- Ubisoft Barcelonadeveloper3
- Ubisoft Belgradedeveloper6
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