Now in its third year, the Esports Industry awards returned to London this year to award the very best esports has to offer. With 22 awards on offer across esports and streaming, the awards aim to be the pinnacle of esports awards.
The voting process is split with 25% of the vote going to the community and 75% to the voting panel; excluding from this split is the Streamer, Play and Organisation of the year which is 100% community voted. In the event of a tiebreaker, the winner is whoever won the community vote. The awards also drew in over 3.3 million fan votes this year.
The awards were hosted by Eefje “Sjokz” Depoortere and Alex “Goldenboy” Mendez,
Esports Unsung Hero of the Year – Milos Nedeljikovic
Esports Videographer of the Year – Davis “Hitch” Edwards
Streaming Platform of the Year – Twitch
Esports Breakthrough Game of the Year – Fortnite
Esports Console Rookie of the Year – Kenny “Kenny” Williams
Esports PC Rookie of the Year – Gabriël “Bwipo” Rau
Esports Photographer of the Year – Helena Kristiansson
Esports Coverage Website of the Year – ESPN Esports
Esports Team of the Year – Astralis
Esports Supporting Agency of the Year – Evolved Talent Agency
Esports Commercial Partner of the Year – Intel
Esports Journalist of the Year – Jacob Wolf
Esports Hardware Provider of the Year – Nvidia
Esports Play of the Year – Dillon “Faze Attach” Price
Esports Live Event of the Year – Overwatch League Grand Final
Esports Broadcaster of the Year – Clint ” Maven” Evans
Esports Publisher of the Year – Blizzard
Esports Game of the Year – Overwatch
Streamer of the Year & Esports Personality of the Year – Tyler “Ninja” Blevins
Esports PC Player of the Year – Oleksandr “S1mple” Kostyliev
Esports Console Player of the Year – Mosaad ‘Msdossary’ Aldossary
Esports Organisation of the Year – Cloud9
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