As technology progresses there are many things which are becoming being viewed as normal as opposed to a few years ago. One of the best examples is the emergence of E-sports, short for electronic sports. This is essentially where you engage in playing games on a competitive level, sometimes even internationally with other players. The industry rakes in a large sum of money every year and that number just keeps increasing every year that goes by. Gone are the days that playing games could be viewed simply as a waste of time. Of course not everybody is cut out to make it in E-sports but for the few who have remarkable skills there is finally a career worth following. The question is how you can you get involved in E-sports? The best way to do so would be to use some of the E-sport sites that are easily accessible online to keep track of what is going in the industry. Checking these sites not only allows you to stay up to date on tournaments and competitions ,but it also allows you to be up to date on the latest computer gaming accessories and such as well. On that same note one should engage in as many tournaments and competitions as you can. One of the best ways to get better at this is to gain experience. Without experience you are not going to go far in this industry. To make gaining experience easier you are also going to need some good equipment. As I mentioned above stay up to date on the latest tech. 

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Sometimes even that quality PC gaming chair that you buy can make a difference. So you should make sure you properly equipped for the situation. Once you have got a hang of things if you are serious about following a career in this industry you are going to have to choose a good team. If you want to go pro you are going to have to work your way up to one, unless of course you have some very exceptional skills. Generally as a rule of thumb if they are not giving you a salary then they are not a pro team. Finally you are going to have to practice as much as you can. There are so many things that you can improve through practice. For an example factors such as reaction time, speed, knowledge of the game etc. all of these things can make that minute difference in a tournament between winning and losing at the tournament. At the end of the day the two most important key factors are equipment and practice. As long as you pay close attention to those two you should be fine.