What started as a normal hobby has turned into something that pleases millions of people worldwide. Esports are not just a game. Esports are not just a hobby. They are love, passion, faith, and equality.

The most popular eSports teams are loved by thousands and supported by millions. And their players are the true ambassadors of the power of gaming around the world. Top teams are an example of discipline, strength, perseverance and the fact that when you believe in what you do, nothing is impossible.

The European gaming scene is one of the most competitive in the world, and relevant European eSport teams are incredibly popular and strong. The only region that threatens the dominance of European teams are their Asian rivals.

However, eSports organizations from Europe perform very strongly in shooter games like Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Call of Duty, and Battlefield. It’s hard to believe that there is an eSport fan who is not familiar with European gaming giants – SK.Gaming, Fnatic, Mousesports, and Gambit.

At a time held up as a critical moment for competitive gaming, the Asian teams and communities saved eSports from collapse. Asian teams perform their tasks perfectly and are virtual robots when it comes to mechanics and reflexes in games.

Surely they dominate others in all strategic games as StarCraft, Warcraft, League of Legends, and DotA 2. In recent years, it has been impossible for anyone to break the hegemony of the Asian eSports teams and players, especially in StarCraft 2 and League of Legends.

While North American teams often find it difficult to overcome the competition, they certainly have a bright future ahead of them. Proof of that are laudable efforts of the US government to promote eSports on a professional level.

Large fees that American teams can afford attracted incredible players in their rosters. Cloud 9, Team Liquid, Counter Logic Gaming, and TSM can certainly surprise European and Asian teams.