eSports Industry Awards – Twitch stream now open

The inaugural eSports Industry Awards is almost upon us, with the show taking place on Monday night from 7pm. Make sure you don’t miss out on the evening’s events by signing up to at the Twitch channel right away. You can favourite the event and get Twitch to notify you when the stream goes live.

Hosted by Radio 1’s Julia Hardy and Gadget Show’s Jason Bradbury, the ceremony will celebrate the international eSports business achievements. With awards across a wide range of categories representing the myriad of different aspects that have gone into making 2016 such a huge year for eSports as a business.

Favourite the awards Twitch livestream now

It’s not too late to register your vote either, and pick up 30-days of free Now TV when you do, so you can catch-up on WestWorld too.

The 18 categories are:

  • Best Streaming Platform
  • eSports Commercial Partner of the Year
  • eSports Team of the Year
  • Best Live Event
  • 2016 Shoutcaster of the Year
  • eSports Rookie of the Year
  • New eSports Game of the Year
  • Best Hardware
  • Streamer of the Year
  • Best eSports Coverage Website 2016
  • eSports Photographer of the Year
  • eSports Journalist of the Year
  • UK eSports Player of the Year
  • Console Player of the Year
  • PC Player of the Year
  • eSports Publisher of the Year
  • eSports Game of the Year
  • eSports Personality of the Year

To make sure you and your company are in the room,book your table here. For partnerships, sponsorship and ticket enquiries please contactConor.tallon@esportsindustryawards.com.

Watch live video from eSportsIndustryAwards on www.twitch.tv

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