Dexerto

Chris, Josh and Mike return for the fourth episode of the Dexerto Podcast and following CDL Minnesota the team delves into whether the player conditions of the Amateur players really matter. Who's side are you on?

Three of Dexerto's founders return for their third live setup podcast to discuss whether the esports bubble is something that investors in the competitive gaming space have to worry about. Chris, Josh, and Mike discuss the millions of dollars that have been pumped into the scene, and question whether the likes of franchising is worth the risk. Can esports survive the doubt that it's currently being placed upon it? Let us know in the comments!

Three of Dexerto's founders return for their second live setup podcast to discuss just how badly received Modern Warfare has been received by the gaming public. Chris, Josh, and Mike discuss their experience of playing the game, the reaction from the community and how just it's ludicrous that anyone is using the $25m buy-in for the Call of Duty League as a reason MW should be better. Let us know what you think of the game below in the comments!

The trio of Chris, Josh and Mike return to the Dexerto Podcast in a new series of the show. Now recorded in one location rather than across the country, the 3 of the 4 owners of Dexerto discuss everything from winning the prestigious Esports Award, how Forbes got their esports team valuations all wrong, and why you shouldn’t believe super data that tells you 50% of esports enthusiasts are women.

Episode 17 of the Dexerto Talk Show features host, Richard Lewis, interviewing one of the biggest names in the Fortnite world, Bizzle. The American player is the highest earning Fortnite star heading into the $30m Fortnite World Cup, however, he has plenty of criticism when it comes to how Epic Games have ran their esports operation. Richard dives into Bizzle's career that includes his thoughts on the Tfue situation with FaZe, where Epic have been going wrong, and his chances in the WC.

Paul 'Redeye' Chaloner is one of the most recognizable faces in the esports world having casted or presented almost every game title you can think of. During episode 16 of the Dexerto Talk Show, hosted by Richard Lewis, Paul discusses his incredible career, the decision to cut back on casting gigs, the inevitability of pay per view and the age-old discussion of Dota 2 vs CS:GO.

DOTA 2 legend and International 2015 winner Peter Dager sits down with Richard Lewis to discuss his remarkable career as one of the true esport greats. The American player is currently captain of the Ninjas in Pyjamas DOTA 2 team and discusses with Richard everything from players in the scene upsetting China, the history of EG, and how he handles criticism. SUBSCRIBE, WATCH & LISTEN ON: 🎧 iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/podcast/dexerto-says-dexerto-podcast-esports-entertainment/id1256820690?mt=2 🎧 Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/dexerto/ ► DEXERTO Esports - https://youtube.com/Dexerto ► DEXERTO Entertainment - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTC-KTVmSEpvi5QCW-0MIew FOLLOW DEXERTO ON SOCIAL MEDIA: ► Twitter - https://twitter.com/Dexerto ► Instagram - https://instagram/Dexerto ► Facebook - https://facebook.com/Dexerto ► YouTube - https://youtube.com/Dexerto

Jordan 'n0thing' Gilbert is a veteran professional CS:GO player who made his name as part of historic NA roster's for the likes of compLexity and Cloud9. The American has turned his hand at commentary, analyst and influencer work since taking a break from competing, and takes an hour out to speak to Richard Lewis about everything from potentially returning, match fixing and what happened with the C9 roster when he was dropped.

Carlos 'Ocelote' Rodriguez is a former professional LoL player turned esports organization owner. The man behind G2 Esports is considered one of competitive gaming's royalty, with a quick wit and passion that is unrivaled. Carlos discusses a number of significant topics, including the rumors behind the player poaching accusations, why his French CS:GO super team hasn't worked, and why he thinks Rocket League has the potential to be the next tier one title.

Miss Harvey is a veteran female pro CS:GO player, game designer and streamer. The Canadian is best known for her time playing for CLG Red, and has won championships across multiple Counter Strike titles. She discusses with Richard Lewis the current state of female CS:GO, the possibility of mixed gender lineups, facing sexism in the game design space and her future as a professional player.