Esports, short for electronic sports, is a term used to describe competitive video gaming. In esports, professional players and teams engage in organised competitions, participating in various video games and competing for prizes that often include cash rewards. Esports has gained immense popularity over the years, transforming video gaming into a spectator sport. Just like traditional sports, esports players practise and compete at a high level, often dedicating hours, and sometimes even months, to refining their skills. These competitions can take the form of tournaments, leagues, and even global championships, where players and teams showcase their gaming prowess online and offline in front of an audience.