Toronto-based media and content platform Enthusiast Gaming is known as the media face of many esports teams. The organization currently represents media brands such as Luminosity, Vancouver Titans, and Seattle Surge.
Enthusiast Gaming has announced the acquisition of Outplayed, the parent company of League of Legends statistics and data visualization service U.GG. The organization will pay approximately $45m in cash and stock. It also includes earnings of potentially up to $12m depending on specific performance milestones achieved over a two-year period.
Adrian Montgomery, CEO of Enthusiast Gaming, said the following:
League of Legends is one of the biggest games in the world, and U.GG is one of the game’s largest fan communities and stats sites.
Financially, the Acquisition is accretive and integrates very well within our existing business model, adding new media availability and opportunities for our direct sales team, proprietary content, and subscription offerings.
Shinggo, Alan, and the U.GG team have built something special, and we are excited to welcome them to the Enthusiast Gaming family.
Shinggo Lu, Founder & CEO of U.GG, said the following:
We are excited to join Enthusiast Gaming as we continue building a go-to destination for League of Legends fans.
Alan and I would like to thank the Sixers Innovation Lab for being an integral part of our success to date.
We are ready for the next part of our entrepreneurial journey alongside some of the brightest players in gaming and esports.
U.GG analyzes the collected data and shares it with the players. It is estimated that the service offered by U.GG together will improve further with its acquisition.
Tournament organizer PGL has announced via their X account that the Singapore Major 2026 will…
Norwegian-based esports organization Metizport is parting ways with Swedish AWPer nawwk. In an announcement made…
The Brazilian side paiN has announced that they are parting ways with Uruguayan player dgt…
Making their re-entry into the Counter-Strike scene, 100 Thieves is eyeing Astralis' star AWPer, device.…
Danish esports giant Astralis has admitted that salary payments to players and staff have been…
Swiss-based esports organization 9INE has announced that they have parted ways with faveN and MoDo…