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How to Find Local Esports Tournaments

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If you're ready to start competing in Esports, going to local tournaments is one of the best ways to do so. It not only gives you experience, but it also allows you to meet other individuals in your city who share your enthusiasm for the game. With that being said, finding local Esports tournaments isn't always so straightforward. That's why we want to make it easier with this guide on how to find local Esports tournaments.

 

Finding Local Esports Tournaments

 

  • Reddit/Discord/Facebook Groups

The best way to find out about Esports in your local area is through social media groups. Almost every major city across the world has a group on Reddit, Discord, and Facebook, designated for covering Esports within your city! Just simply google, “City nameReddit/Discord/FacebookGame titleEsports“. This is the best way to find local Esports tournaments but it may require a little bit of digging.

 

  • Ask Nearby Colleges

More and more Universities and Colleges are now including Esports, as a part of their college sports, making it more accessible. That means there are constant events, tournaments, and meet-ups being held by the college, team, and even student clubs. You just need to call and research if campuses near you have an Esports team for your favorite game. If it doe's, it most likely is hosting events and tournaments that you can join!

 

If you're having no luck finding Esports tournaments locally, you can still join in on the competitive fun online. Battlefy and Challonge are a couple of websites that let players and companies find or host tournaments for Esports. Typically there's money up for grabs, and it's a great way to meet people in the community. It may not be local, but it's definitely worth checking out if you have no other option.

 

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Riley Fonger is a freelance writer, music lover, and gamer since adolescence. He loves anything video game-related and grew up with a passion for story games such as Bioshock and The Last of Us.