eSports
Fnatic Network partners with Shure Audio to show upcoming streamers how to get the best sounding start to their streaming careers
- Twenty-two Fnatic Network talents will showcase and stream using Shure’s innovative MV7 dynamic microphone; a new streaming powerhouse inspired by the company’s iconic SM7B.
- With easy setup, the hybrid XLR/USB Shure MV7 is the perfect choice for those just getting started with streaming, but also versatile enough to grow with you as your audio demands change over time.
- Fnatic Network provides education and tools for up-and-coming content creators to help boost their performance through a career progression programme that can help them secure a contract with the organization.
Started September 6th, twenty-two members of Fnatic Network’s diverse array of talent are partnering with Shure to showcase how to get “perfect sound from imperfect rooms” and stream with the new Shure MV7 Podcast Kit. This joint initiative between Fnatic and Shure aims to help new content creators face the common roadblocks that create barriers to streaming success, including distracting background noise.
Noting just how essential high-quality audio is for streamers and content creators, Fnatic wanted their first new partnership to be with an organization that actively supports the industry, commits to providing the very best industry-leading audio, and understands streamers’ demands of excellence. With the new MV7 Podcast Kit serving as the ideal audio solution for streamers, podcasters and musicians, Shure was the absolute best match. By tapping into the expert knowledge and tools from both Shure and Fnatic, emerging streamers can be champions in no time.
Compatible with virtually any gaming setup, the MV7 is easy to integrate into existing technology. The mic offers both USB and professional XLR output for use with interfaces, mixers, and professional audio equipment – making it an excellent multi-purpose solution for gaming and streaming. Equipped with built-in-digital signal processing, mobile, and desktop app control, plus hardware control, the MV7 has been specifically engineered to give Content Creators the most functional, professional streaming microphone.
Launched in April 2020, Fnatic Network offers budding and full-time content creators the opportunity to elevate their streaming capabilities. In July 2021 Fnatic Network went through some restructuring of it’s creator tiers and a move to offer Fnatic Network members a range of diverse brand building workshops, monthly Q&A sessions with Fnatic staff and coaches, as well as inclusion in Fnatic and partner campaigns.
Soraya Sobh, Head of Creator Management, has heard first hand from Fnatic Network talent on the early career challenges they face and is looking forward to the support that a partnership with Shure will bring to Fnatic Network.
“We’re thrilled to not only launch our first official Fnatic Network brand campaign but even more excited to announce Shure as the partner to do it with. Fnatic Network is laser focused on developing and educating talent at every level and that aligns perfectly with the Shure MV7 which provides a fantastic mic for levelling up any gaming set up. The synergy between both Shure and Fnatic Network was seamless and indicative of the type of activation we want to offer our talent.“
The campaign will include Fnatic Network Gold Tier talent, PilotCeeBee and Phyzik. Between just the two of them they have nearly 100k reach.
“A very good microphone is one of the most important things as a Content Creator or if you want to become one! I am a Shure fan for a long time now and really appreciate being a
part of this awesome campaign and being able to try out the new MV7!” PilotCeeBee, Fnatic Network member
eSports
BETER Names Adam Conway as General Manager of Esports Business Division

Seasoned esports professional joins fast-betting content provider, bringing over 20 years of trading and product experience to elevate its offering
BETER, an award-winning provider of fast-betting content, data, and live streaming for esports and sports, has appointed former SIS senior executive Adam Conway as its new General Manager of Esports Business Division, significantly strengthening the company’s position in the market.
Conway is a highly accomplished manager in the betting industry, with more than 20 years of experience in overseeing and launching successful product portfolios.
Adam joins BETER following a ten-year tenure at SIS, where he held various positions—from Head of Trading to Global Head of Esports and Competitive Gaming. Before SIS, he held roles at several companies, including Head of Trading at betting powerhouse Ladbrokes.
As Esports General Manager at BETER, Adam will be responsible for strengthening the provider’s leadership in the fast-betting domain, as well as developing and expanding the number of in-house events for the company’s flagship ESportsBattle tournaments, which currently feature disciplines such as eFootball, eBasketball, and eHockey.
Conway will spearhead the development of new disciplines—eCricket and eTennis are set to launch soon—and focus on enhancing relationships with existing clients while establishing new partnerships.
Adam will lead a team of over 200 specialists and 500 professional athletes, delivering more than 500,000 esports events annually across four countries. He will also work closely with key industry bodies, including the Esports Integrity Commission (ESIC) and the International Betting Integrity Association (IBIA).
Gal Ehrlich, CEO at BETER, said: “Adam’s background in esports is unmatched, and we are thrilled to have him on board as we continue to enhance our esports offering, especially our flagship ESportsBattle tournaments.
“We’re already the go-to provider for fast-betting content, data, and live streaming in esports and sports. With Adam as our Esports General Manager, we’re confident we’ll strengthen that leadership and further distance ourselves from the competition.
“We’re excited to welcome Adam and look forward to the significant value his expertise will bring to our partners worldwide.”
Adam Conway, Esports General Manager at BETER, added: “It’s an honour to join BETER and contribute my extensive experience in trading and product development to such a pioneering company.
“BETER is the undisputed market leader, and I’m excited to help ensure it remains at the forefront—delivering exceptional products to operator partners and bettors alike.”
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Asia
AA Gaming Announce the Rajasthan State Esports Championship (RSEC) with Youth Affairs & Sports Department, Govt. Of Rajasthan
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Open Qualifiers
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Inter-College Knockout Rounds
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Semifinals
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Grand Finals – which will be live-streamed and culminate in a prestigious awards ceremony.
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Gaming techniques and strategic play
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Game development fundamentals
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Esports career pathways
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Mental health and well-being for athletes
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Team-building and communication
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Professional conduct in esports
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In-depth game analysis and review
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eSports
StarLadder to Host 2025 CS2 Major in Budapest’s 20,000-Seat MVM Dome

StarLadder today announced that it will host the second Counter-Strike 2 Major of 2025 in Budapest, Hungary, culminating in a four-day Playoff stage inside the MVM Dome – one of the largest and most advanced esports venues in Europe, and one of the biggest CS2 Major venues to date.
The event will run from November 24 to December 14, featuring the world’s top 32 Counter-Strike 2 teams competing for a $1.25 million prize pool and one of the most prestigious titles in the esports world.
Kicking off on November 24, the early stages of the tournament will take place at Budapest’s MTK Sportpark, a recently upgraded venue with seating for 2,000 spectators. This modern, esports-ready venue offers fans a unique opportunity to get close to the action and experience high-level Counter-Strike in the vibrant atmosphere of an offline setting.
From December 11 to 14, the tournament moves to the MVM Dome for the playoffs. With 20,000 seats and cutting-edge production capabilities, the Dome will deliver a stadium-scale experience – featuring record-breaking LED setups, immersive lighting, and arena-wide special effects crafted to elevate the show for every fan on site. Set against the backdrop of Budapest’s iconic pre-Christmas charm, the Major will offer not just world-class esports, but also a chance for fans to experience one of Europe’s most vibrant cities during its most magical season.
“ Hosting another Major is an incredible honor, and we’re determined to make it unforgettable,” said Roman Romantsov, CEO of StarLadder. “Budapest gives us the perfect stage to push the boundaries of what a live CS2 event can look and feel like. From day one to the Grand Finals, we’re building something that fans – both in the arena and watching around the world – will remember. We invite every Counter-Strike fan to be part of this iconic moment with us.”
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