Esports Awards 2022 Winners

The 2022 Esports Awards ceremony was held on December 13th at the Resorts World in Las Vegas. The event recognized the accomplishments of individuals in the gaming and esports industry, including players, personalities, and talents, across various categories throughout the year.Show more

The Esports Awards 2022 was a night to remember for those in the gaming and esports industry. But who stood above all? Stick around this video because we will uncover the winners' names in each category.

Esports Awards are an annual ceremony that celebrates and honors the achievements across the esports industry. The awards ceremony is dedicated to recognizing the contributions of individuals and organizations in the esports industry, including players, teams, coaches, events, hosts, journalists, and commercial partners. The Esports Awards are the only awards ceremony in the gaming industry that focuses solely on celebrating success in the esports scene. The awards ceremonies have been streamed live on a number of OTT platforms, including Twitch, Twitter, and YouTube, and are typically held in November each year. Pre-shows for the awards are also streamed periodically throughout the year, announcing when voting is open and who the nominees are.

Initially, the awards were named the "Esports Industry Awards," but in 2017, the name was changed to "Esports Awards" to better encapsulate the esports community and industry under one brand name.

The award process begins when the nominees are announced as being open by the Esports Awards. Nominees are submitted by the public, and nominations are evaluated by the Esports Awards panel. The finalists are then announced, and the public votes on their front-runners for each category based on the nominees' achievements over the past year. The Esports Awards process partly includes community votes alongside the votes from the Esports Awards panel. The Community accounts for 25% of the overall vote, and the Esports Awards Panel makes up the final 75% of the vote. The winners are announced at the Esports Awards ceremony. The judging for the Esports Awards is one of the most transparent and stringent of procedures. It is overseen by the Esports Awards Panel or Esports Awards Committee. The PanelPanel is made up of around 20 individuals spanning all corners of esports, from the likes of experts in League of Legends, Dota 2, Twitch, Youtube, Overwatch, Major League Gaming, and more. The PanelPanel is responsible for overseeing all of the voting procedures, contributing to 75% of the overall vote for the majority of the awards.