eSports
MADMONQ launches Ground-Breaking Nutritional Chewable for Gamers
As one of the most disruptive companies in Central Europe merging Health & Gaming, MADMONQ introduces their latest health solution. MADMONQ Champion is the first all-inclusive daily health supplement for gamers.
MADMONQ saw the alarming amount of experienced and novice players facing dangerous threats caused by their dedication to gaming. As one of the fastest-growing industries, the bodily risks are urgent yet largely unnoticed by major faces in the health industry.
Some symptoms reported by gamers after frequent sessions online include: lower energy levels, weakened immunity, and bone/joint aches. Studies increasingly show a connection between common nutritional deficiencies and symptoms affecting gamers’ performance.
“MADMONQ wants to be an inspiration to the gaming community; we want to help them become better, push themselves beyond their limits, and win.” states Michal Noga, founder of MADMONQ. As a passionate gamer with expertise in a pharma founded company in 2016, he saw frequent abuse of bad substances and prescription drugs (doping) for focus in professional matches.
Health problems reported by even professional players were mentioned in several studies, for example Dr. Zwibel et al. (2019) reported that esports athletes experience: eye fatigue (56%), neck and back pain (42%), wrist pain (36%), and hand pain (32%).
The popularity of supplements is quickly rising as scientific understanding develops on how they help our body adapt to hostile environments (stress, pollution). And help our biological processes cope with insufficient diets and sedentary lifestyles. Usage is only growing every year, but their adoption by gamers lags far behind other demographics, along with their health awareness.
That is why MADMONQ worked over the year to develop an all inclusive supplement for gamers health called MADMONQ Champion. One tablet a day helps combat 30+ symptoms of common health deficiencies confronting today’s players. Champion is a chewable Caffeine and Sugar-free power-up that’s designed for the unique bodily demands, stresses, and conditions faced at home and in esports.
MADMONQ has been charging down the overlooked path of bringing sustainability into gaming for over four years.
After releasing their first natural energy-boosting alternative to unhealthy sugary drinks, start-up co-founders and lifelong gamers Michal Noga (CEO) and Petr Andrýsek (CMO) have continued their partnership intent on innovating health and gaming towards a 2030 vision: to convince gamers’ that their most important piece of hardware is their well-being.
They’ve refused skipping a single step to accomplish this mission and continue to provide cutting-edge and cost-friendly alternatives to the hurtful products that saturate the market for players today.
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LEON Esports, the international esports division of Leon.bet, has officially become the international partner of SAW, one of the leading Counter-Strike 2 teams in Europe.
Based in Portugal, SAW is currently ranked #24 in the global CS2 rankings (HLTV) and maintains a strong position within the Top 30. The team is recognized for its competitive consistency, professional structure, and growing fanbase across Europe.
This partnership marks the second major esports collaboration for LEON Esports, following its ongoing cooperation with FlyQuest. The agreement with SAW reflects LEON’s continued commitment to the development of the global esports ecosystem and its support for high-performing international teams.
The cooperation will include a range of joint initiatives, such as exclusive content creation, community activations, and brand integrations designed to strengthen the connection between the team and its audience.
With this new partnership, LEON Esports continues to expand its presence in international esports and invest in teams that demonstrate both potential and performance on the world stage.
The post LEON Esports announces partnership with Portuguese CS2 Team SAW appeared first on European Gaming Industry News.
LEON Esports, the international esports division of Leon.bet, has officially become the international partner of SAW, one of the leading Counter-Strike 2 teams in Europe.
Based in Portugal, SAW is currently ranked #24 in the global CS2 rankings (HLTV) and maintains a strong position within the Top 30. The team is recognized for its competitive consistency, professional structure, and growing fanbase across Europe.
This partnership marks the second major esports collaboration for LEON Esports, following its ongoing cooperation with FlyQuest. The agreement with SAW reflects LEON’s continued commitment to the development of the global esports ecosystem and its support for high-performing international teams.
The cooperation will include a range of joint initiatives, such as exclusive content creation, community activations, and brand integrations designed to strengthen the connection between the team and its audience.
With this new partnership, LEON Esports continues to expand its presence in international esports and invest in teams that demonstrate both potential and performance on the world stage.
The post LEON Esports announces partnership with Portuguese CS2 Team SAW appeared first on Gaming and Gambling Industry in the Americas.
Asia
Esports Returns to Singapore with BLAST’s Dota 2 Arena Event After Sellout Counter-Strike World Final 2024
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BLAST Dota Slam Singapore to take place this November at Singapore Indoor Stadium in partnership with Singapore Tourism Board and AEG Presents Asia
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The world’s best Dota teams will meet in Singapore from 4th – 9th November 2025 to compete for a prize pool of $1,000,000 at the first ever BLAST Slam arena event
Esports entertainment company BLAST has announced the return of its world-class events to Singapore with the BLAST Dota Slam Singapore, set to take place in November 2025 at the Singapore Indoor Stadium, supported by the Singapore Tourism Board (STB).
This announcement follows the sellout success of the BLAST Premier World Final 2024, which marked BLAST’s Southeast Asia debut and saw more than ten-thousand fans pack out the Resorts World Convention Centre to witness the world’s top Counter-Strike teams compete for the $1 million prize pool.
Building on that momentum, Singapore will now host the BLAST Dota Slam arena event, teaming up with AEG Presents Asia again to bring together the world’s best Dota teams to battle it out for $1,000,000 in front of a live audience and millions of fans tuning in globally across 50+ territories and in 12 languages.
The BLAST Dota Slam Singapore is the latest milestone in BLAST’s global expansion into Dota 2, and reinforces Singapore’s growing reputation as a premier destination for sports and live entertainment. It marks the second consecutive year the city-state has hosted a BLAST arena tournament, following the successful Counter-Strike event in 2024.
James Woollard, Director of Market Development at BLAST, said: “Singapore delivered one of the most passionate esports crowds we’ve ever seen during last year’s BLAST Premier World Final. We’re thrilled to be returning with our next major arena show – this time for Dota 2 – and to once again partner with the Singapore Tourism Board and AEG Presents Asia to help to further grow Southeast Asia’s esports ecosystem. The response to our events in Singapore has been incredible, and this November’s Dota Slam promises to be another landmark moment for fans and for the region. Singapore has an impressive history and pedigree for the biggest international sporting events, supported by STB, and BLAST is proud to be building on this with the biggest esports events.”
Ms Lilian Chee, Director, Sports, Singapore Tourism Board, said: “We are delighted to welcome BLAST back to Singapore, this time with the Dota Slam. Building on the success of the BLAST Premier World Final, this event further reinforces Singapore’s reputation as a world-class destination for sports and live entertainment. We look forward to welcoming the passionate fans, players and partners once again to our vibrant city.”
BLAST’s return to Singapore is set to shine a global spotlight on the city while delivering significant economic benefits and meaningful destination marketing. With an estimated economic impact in the tens of millions, the tournament further demonstrates how esports events are evolving into major cultural and economic drivers for host cities – on par with large-scale traditional international sporting events.
With Singapore, Rio, London, Austin, and Lyon among the major destinations on BLAST’s global calendar this year, it is evident that governments, cities and tourism bodies are recognising the power of esports to attract young and engaged visitors, create jobs, and drive international visibility.
The post Esports Returns to Singapore with BLAST’s Dota 2 Arena Event After Sellout Counter-Strike World Final 2024 appeared first on European Gaming Industry News.
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