Investors are no longer just making a macro bet on the industry at this point, they’re identifying which business models are working and targeting the organizations figuring them out.
November 03, 2021

The dealmaking windfall the pandemic unleashed on gaming companies just keeps piling up as the global economy sputters its way to a recovery. With two months still to go for the year, the dollar volume for deals announced or closed is already more than double compared to last year. For investors and dealmakers, gaming and esports has never been hotter. Read more below.

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Investors are no longer just making a macro bet on the industry at this point, they’re identifying which business models are working and targeting the organizations figuring them out.
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