eSports tournaments are competitive events where players or teams compete in video games for prizes, recognition, and sometimes professional contracts. These tournaments can vary in size, from local competitions to large-scale events with thousands of spectators, both online and in-person. Popular games featured in these tournaments include League of Legends, Dota 2, and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. Participants in eSports tournaments often train rigorously to improve their skills and strategies. The tournaments are usually organized by game developers, independent organizations, or gaming communities, and they can attract significant sponsorships and media coverage, highlighting the growing popularity of competitive gaming worldwide.