The exponential growth of eSports continued in 2015. The community for Valve’s popular MOBA, Dota 2, generated a whopping $18.4 million prize pool in preparation for The International 2015 championship. The event was covered in detail by the mainstream press and broadcast by ESPN2, further illustrating eSports’ recent rise to mainstream acceptance. Evil Geniuses, one of the oldest gaming organizations in North America, took home the grand prize of nearly $7 million, beating the CDEC, the wildcard contenders from China. __TOC__
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| - The exponential growth of eSports continued in 2015. The community for Valve’s popular MOBA, Dota 2, generated a whopping $18.4 million prize pool in preparation for The International 2015 championship. The event was covered in detail by the mainstream press and broadcast by ESPN2, further illustrating eSports’ recent rise to mainstream acceptance. Evil Geniuses, one of the oldest gaming organizations in North America, took home the grand prize of nearly $7 million, beating the CDEC, the wildcard contenders from China. __TOC__
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| - The exponential growth of eSports continued in 2015. The community for Valve’s popular MOBA, Dota 2, generated a whopping $18.4 million prize pool in preparation for The International 2015 championship. The event was covered in detail by the mainstream press and broadcast by ESPN2, further illustrating eSports’ recent rise to mainstream acceptance. Evil Geniuses, one of the oldest gaming organizations in North America, took home the grand prize of nearly $7 million, beating the CDEC, the wildcard contenders from China. __TOC__
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