Esports Charts is a nominee of Esports Awards 2023

The Esports Awards returns to Las Vegas this November for its 2023 show. The eighth iteration of the Esports Awards is already in the works, and recently Esports Awards announced the finalists for fifteen categories — and Esports Charts is proud to be among them.

Esports Awards debuted for the first time in 2016 as the Esports Industry Awards. The name was changed for 2017 and Esports Awards has stuck since. The awards show doesn’t just want to acknowledge the industry workers in esports, but also the community of creators, players, and teams that keep the industry entertaining and interesting for their audiences.

The awards show covers every facet of esports, including the players, teams, media, hardware, games, events, and personalities. The Esports Awards aims to bring the very best annual event to life every year and celebrate the greatest in the industry. All nominees for the announced categories have been nominated by laymen and the list of finalists was hand-picked by the Esports Awards’ panel, which is made up of industry specialists and experts. For the final awards, a mixture of public voting and the panel’s decision is considered in deciding who wins the award.

A welcome surprise in the news, Esports Charts is of course thrilled to be nominated for the Esports Coverage Platform of the Year. Even if we aren’t the ultimate recipients of the award we are proud of our work being recognised on a larger scale by the Esports Awards.

"Over the years, we have received a lot of positive feedback and thankful words from the esports community. The nomination for the Esports Awards is the quintessence of this support and a clear confirmation that we have chosen the right path.

It has always been and remains our goal to maintain transparency in esports live streaming audience metrics, and we will continue to improve and to provide the most accurate data.

Special thanks to the whole team for the incredible work: you are the best!"

Artyom Odintsov, Esports Charts CEO

On the 26th of July, Esports Awards released the finalists for 15 of their categories and the fifteen categories and their announced nominees are as follows:

Esports Content Creator of the Year

Finalists:

Seth ‘Scump’ Abner
One True King
Tribo Gaules
S8ul Esports
Christian ‘IWDominate’ Rivera
Juan ‘Hungrybox’ Debiedma
LOUD
theScore esports
Judo Slot
Last Free Nation

Esports Personality of the Year

Finalists:

Seth ‘Scump’ Abner
Hector ‘H3CZ’ Rodriguez
Alexandre ‘Gaules’ Borba
Naman ‘Mortal’ Sandeep Mathur
Charles ‘MoistCr1TiKaL’ White Jr.
Bruno ‘Nobru’ Goes
Ludwig 'Ludwig' Ahgren
Jeremy ‘DisguisedToast’ Wang
Victor ‘Coringa’ Augusto

Streamer of the Year

Finalists:

Seth ‘Scump’ Abner
Alexandre ‘Gaules’ Borba
Ibai Llanos
Tarik ‘tarik’ Celik
QTCinderella
Félix ‘xQc’ Lengyel
Kai Cenat
Paulinho o LOKO
Samy ‘Rivers_gg’ Rivera
Chikara ‘FPS_Shaka’ Kawakami

Esports Game of the Year

Finalists:

Esports Mobile Game of the Year

Finalists:

Free Fire
PUBG Mobile
Pokemon UNITE
Arena of Valor
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang
Call of Duty Mobile
Brawl Stars
Honor of Kings
Clash Royale

Esports Commercial Partner of the Year

Finalists:

Logitech G
Red Bull
Intel
Monster Energy
Gucci
Prime Gaming
Gillette
Chipotle
State Farm

Esports Coverage Platform of the Year

Finalists:

Sports Business Journal
HLTV.org
Dot Esports
Liquipedia
Dextero
Esports Insider
Esports Charts

Esports Hardware Piece of the Year

Finalists:

AMD RYZEN 9 7950X
Logitech G Pro X 2 Lightspeed
ASUS ROG ALLY
Stream Deck MK.2
Street Fighter X Higround Keyboard
Razer Viper Mini Signature Edition
Samsung Odyssey OLED G8
Corsair Xeneon Flex
SteelSeries Nova Pro

Esports Publisher of the Year

Finalists:

Riot Games
Valve
Psyonix
EA
Moonton
Supercell
The Pokemon Company

Esports Supporting Service of the Year

Finalists:

Esports Engine
ESG Law
Character Select Agency
New Lvl Recruiting
Paper Crowns
Evolved Talent Agency
GRID
OP.GG
Bad Moon Talent

Esports Broadcast/Production Team of the Year

Finalists:

Riot Games
Psyonix
Esports Engine
BLAST
ESL FACEIT GROUP

Esports Content of the Year

Finalists:

Gucci
Valorant
G2 Esports
ESL
LoL Esports
Seth ‘Scump’ Abner
Red Bull Gaming
Rocket League Esports
FURIA
Team Liquid Valorant

Esports Cosplay of the Year

Finalists:

LittleJem
Inaste
Kinpatsu Cosplay
Larissa Rochefort
Annjelife
AkemikunCosplay
Bec of Hearts

Esports Creative of the Year

Finalists:

Tiago ‘Liquid Enigma’ Paixao
Gregory ‘SesoHQ’ Ortiz
Ovilee May
Kvindsgn
Thorsten Denk
Sydneycreates

Esports Creative Team of the Year

Finalists:

LOUD
Paper Crowns
Team Liquid
FlyQuest
G2 Esports
Team Vitality
Sentinels
North Studio
NMBRS Studio

Although these categories above are the ones with Finalists announced, there are 31 categories to be presented at the Awards Show. The finalists for these categories will be released later on in the year, giving the excitement for the show some breathing room to grow. These categories that do not have their finalists yet announced are:

Esports Journalist
Esports Colour Caster
Esports Desk Analyst
Collegiate Program
Esports Host presented by 5GRV
Esports Play By Play Caster
Esports Coach
Esports Controller Player
Esports Mobile Player
Esports Organisation
Esports PC Player
Esports Team
Breakthrough Player
Esports Play
Lifetime Achievement in Esports
Panel’s Choice Award

Wondering how to vote? You can vote here for the 15 categories with announced finalists until the 20th of November. The second set of finalists for the remaining categories will be announced on the 20th of September, and any votes cast between the 13th and 20th of November are “turbo votes” and worth double.

The Esports Awards 2023 will take place on the 29th of November, 2023. The in-person event will be held in Las Vegas for the second time but the awards show is also broadcasted live to fans from around the world to support their favorite nominee or for those simply interested in who is at the top of their speciality. Don’t miss out on one of the most prestigious awards shows in esports this November.