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TGS Esports

www.tgsesports.gg

 
TGS Esports builds gaming strategies for brands looking to connect with the massive gaming community. Part of this strategy is planning, executing, and broadcasting white-label gaming tournaments. We produce professional live streams on Twitch and YouTube with our Partners` key brand messaging integrated throughout the show. Each broadcast features professional casters, commentators, analysts, and influencers. Tournament operations happen on our proprietary tournament platform, PEPPER. Our community grows with each event we run, allowing our Partners to build meaningful relationships with a critical mass of highly engaged gamers that are extremely difficult to reach.
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million

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