The Esports Awards 2022 Countdown Starts Now!

The Esports Awards presented by Lexus, the most prestigious night in the esports calendar, has today revealed the official media partners for the event and this year's celebrity attendance.

Taking place on December 13th, the Esports Awards will be streamed live from Resorts World in Las Vegas starting at 8 pm PT across Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Twitch. 

With just under one month to go, the Esports Awards has teamed up with TikTok to organise a viewing party on the platform which will allow users to watch the show co-streamed by some of their favourite creators.

In addition, ESTV Esports TV, the world's first 24/7 live linear and AVOD esports channel, esports and gaming media group, GINX TV and daily newspaper, Las Vegas Review-Journal, will report on the evening for local and global audiences. 

This year's event will be host to a number of big-name gaming, sports, and Hollywood celebrities. 

Golfing legend Bryson DeChambeau will attend once again, and joining him will be a number of VIPs including, Robbie Amell, best known for his lead role in Amazon Prime series Upload, professional gamer Nate Hill, and CEO of 100 Thieves Matthew “Nadeshot” Haag who will each be testing their skill in an 18-hole golf scramble.

The red carpet will also see the likes of esports presenter and host Eefje “Sjokz” Depoortere, co-owner and co-CEO of NRG Esports Hector “H3CZ” Rodriguez and founder and CEO of Fluxo Bruno "Nobru" Goes. 

The Esports Awards heads to a new home of Resorts World in Las Vegas. Starting December 11th the event will play host to three days of networking, fun, celebration and content. Kicking off with the Esports Awards Open powered by the GGC, followed by two days of B2B events and insights from some of the industry’s leading executives with the Esports Assemble: Vegas Edition.

The main event takes place on December 13th at Resorts World Theatre, a 5,000-capacity world-class entertainment venue. The awards will be opening their doors to general admission with tickets available now starting from $50 plus fees from esportsawards.com/tickets.   

Don’t forget, you can still cast your votes for the Esports Awards by following the link here.

Voting closes on December 4th.

The 2022 Esports Awards is brought to you in partnership with Lexus, Verizon, Plarium, Truman Factory, Roland, Secretlab, Aim Lab, Sizzle Creative, Skullz and Tyson Foods. The event will be broadcast across Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Twitch.