What does ESL mean in GAMING

ESL is a global esports company established in 2000 with its headquarters in Cologne, Germany. The company focuses on organizing professional gaming tournaments, leagues and cups at all levels of competitive gaming. ESL also runs the Intel® Extreme Masters, the world’s longest running global pro gaming tour, which has visited locations around the world for over 10 years.

In order to participate in an event hosted by ESL, you must register online via their website or application. You can create an account through one of our authentication methods - Steam, Twitch or FACEIT - and then join a lobby to be matched up against other players in your preferred game. Once you have finished competing, you can check your standings and leaderboard rankings on the site or app.

Depending on the tournament that you are playing in, there may or may not be a registration fee associated with it. For free-to-enter tournaments, no fee will be required to join but premium options may require a fee for access to better prizes and rewards. All tournament fees are clearly laid out before entry if applicable and should be taken into consideration when registering.

The range of games featured by ESL is constantly growing but as of now covers everything from popular titles such as "PUBG" and "League of Legends" right through classic competitions like FIFA and strategy games like Age Of Empires. Tournament styles vary from 1v1 matchups to full teams battling it out for total victory!

Yes, depending on the tournament format cash prizes are often awarded to those who perform well at an ESL event either individually or as part of a team depending on how they have placed overall or within specific stages/maps during competition play. Cash prize amounts vary so please make sure you check what is advertised for any given match on ESL's website beforehand if this is something that interests you!

Not necessarily, reward distribution depends entirely on how well each player has performed during their time at an event hosted by ESL; as such only those who reach certain thresholds may receive rewards such as medals, points and most commonly cash prizes . Non-cash rewards can also be given out but usually these tend to be reserved for larger events where everyone who competes gets something regardless of results.

Generally speaking no special equipment apart from what would already be needed for general interactive gaming (a computer/console capable device) is necessary when taking part in events held by ESL; however if specific hardware rules are listed prior to registration then these must be adhered too by all players involved.

There are several ways that interested parties can keep up-to-date with upcoming events being held through ESL's platform; information regarding new tournaments can often found directly via their website/app alongside social media announcements using various platforms such as facebook & twitter.