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How to Become a Professional Gamer: 8 Steps to Get Started

By Matthew Lynch
August 5, 2023
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As the world of video gaming continues to grow and evolve, professional gaming has become an increasingly lucrative career path for those with a passion for gaming. Becoming a professional gamer may seem like a pipe dream for some, but with the right mindset, dedication, and hard work, it’s an achievable goal. Here are eight steps to get started on your journey towards becoming a professional gamer.

Step 1: Choose your game.

First, you need to decide which game you want to play professionally. It’s important to choose a game that you’re passionate about and that has a strong competitive community. Popular games in the professional gaming scene include League of Legends, Fortnite, Overwatch, and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.

Step 2: Practice, practice, practice.

To become a professional gamer, you need to practice your chosen game for countless hours. Make sure you’re playing at a high level, constantly striving to improve your skills, and learning from your mistakes.

Step 3: Join a team.

Once your skills have reached a certain level, it’s time to join a team. Joining a team will give you the opportunity to play with other skilled players, learn from their experience, and compete in tournaments. You can find teams through online forums, social media, or by attending gaming events.

Step 4: Build your online presence.

Having a strong online presence is essential for any professional gamer. Start by creating social media accounts and streaming your gameplay on platforms like Twitch or YouTube. Building a following will help you to get noticed by potential sponsors and teams.

Step 5: Attend tournaments.

Attending tournaments is crucial for building your reputation as a professional gamer. Not only will you get the chance to showcase your skills, but you will also have the opportunity to meet other gamers and make valuable connections.

Step 6: Network.

Networking is an important part of building a successful professional gaming career. Attend gaming events, meet other gamers, and get involved in online communities to build connections within the industry.

Step 7: Seek out sponsors.

Sponsorship is a major source of income for professional gamers. As your reputation grows, you may be approached by sponsors, but you can also actively seek out sponsorships by reaching out to brands that align with your personal brand.

Step 8: Stay current.

The world of professional gaming is constantly evolving, so it’s important to stay up-to-date with the latest trends and developments. Keep improving your skills, and stay engaged with the gaming community through social media, forums, and gaming events.

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