Games company Riot bets on growth in the Brazilian market

On Saturday afternoon, the riot gameswhich is one of the largest companies in games in the world, held in Brazil the final of its main championship of eSportsO CBLOL.

Much more than just ending another successful season in the games market, Riot is consolidating its ten years with Brazil as one of its main and most important markets for the sale of games. The country occupies the third position among the countries with the most players and passionate about games, reaching 23 million people, behind only China It is U.S. Here in Brazil, the company has more than 300 professionals, both direct and indirect.

According to diego martinezwhat is Country Manager from the riot games here in Brazil, although the business has games as its main commercialization product, it also brings a series of opportunities for the expansion of revenue lines, which also includes content and licensing.

“Our industry comes from years of great expansion, due to the increase in digital consumption during the pandemic, but now, despite the rise in crises among technology companies, which requires caution, there are still many opportunities to maintain this direct connection with the fans”, declares Diego in an interview with the magazine forbes.

Riot is responsible for two of the top games in the eSportsO league of legends and the Valorant. This Saturday (15), the main eSports championship, the CBLOL, had its final held at the Riot Games studio in São Paulo. For the second consecutive year, the LOUD won the championship title.

_{LOUD was the champion team of CBLOL, held last Saturday (15). (Photo: Playback/Instagram @lolesportsbr)}

In an overwhelming final against the paiN Gamingthe winning team won the first split of the season by 3-0. LOUD won the Brazilian League of Legends championship, guaranteeing R$115 thousand reais, and qualifying for the Mid-Season Invitational (MSI)which will take place in London, England, between the 2nd and 21st of May.

Featured photo: Diego Martinez, manager of Riot Games. (Photo: Reproduction/Forbes Brazil)