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Electronic Sports League (ESL) is an esports company that runs tournaments and leagues such as IEM, ESL Pro League and DreamLeague. It publishes a report on its AnyKey Initiative covering 2015 to 2017.

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Cover of Report on the AnyKey Initiative: 2015-2017
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Report on the AnyKey Initiative: 2015-2017

AnyKey is an advocacy organization, formed in collaboration with Intel and the Electronic Sports League (ESL), that supports diverse participation in esports.

  • AnyKey's GLHF pledge campaign, run with Intel, Twitch, and Oculus, drew 267,596 sign-ups. Participants who linked their Twitch account received a badge through the end of 2017.
  • The Intel Challenge Women's CSGO Championship at IEM Katowice in 2016 had 8 teams, a $30k prize pool, and 55k stream viewers, with a reported 100%+ year-over-year increase.
  • The affiliates program, launched in 2016, had grown to 24 members, including esports organizations, communities, and individual content creators.
AnyKeyJan 2018

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