Ultimate Endgamers League: Transforming Casual Gamers into Pro Endgamers

The esports industry is on an impressive growth trajectory. But most professional gaming platforms are designed for professional gamers, which constitute only a small portion of the total esports community. What about the casual gamers willing to enjoy the competitive aspect of gaming?

This is where Ultimate Endgamers League (UEL) makes a world of a difference.

UEL provides a platform that enables everyday gamers to play, grow, and compete in a stress-free environment while earning rewards. It offers gamers an opportunity to face the ultimate challenge of competing in multiple games. UEL not only promotes games of renowned developers but enables smaller gaming companies to present their games before a large audience. The diversity of games ensures a holistic gaming experience for players.

“In esports, the biggest challenge is to monetize any game without the permission of game developers. Consequently, building a platform around one game becomes risky. We are not dependent on a single game; instead, we can run tournaments based on any game by any developer. Our players, fans, and followers are not bothered about the game but the experience they get,” says Titus Walker, CEO, UEL.

Investors can buy their teams in UEL, like NBA and NFL, bringing a more professional flavor.

To be qualified for the competition, players need to follow certain easy steps. It starts with a simple registration process and then players will start competing to reach the top of the leaderboard. Once they prove themselves, UEL invites players to the draft and a team picks them. Finally, they can become a part of the league and get significant incentives. More importantly, businesses can place their advertisements during the tournament and easily reach their target audience.

For example, a cybersecurity company was aiming to reach the youth, mostly college and high-school students. They perceived a gaming platform to be the best medium to fulfill this goal. The cybersecurity company, to this end, partnered with UEL. The outcomes were amazing. They could enroll their target audience and run their programs to them. Students were also benefitted as they got the exposure to build career in the field of cybersecurity.
“We work with companies from different verticals. They all want to reach the younger generation and guide them in their career or education journey,” says Walker.

The biggest contributor to the company’s success is its team of experienced professionals. From the chief operating officer to the chief production officer, everyone in the team has extensive experience in different areas—building businesses from scratch or working at large corporations. They are making great strides to make UEL a household name to the esports community.

Currently, UEL’s primary goal is to expand in New York and North Carolina. It will also add four new teams to the league and hire general managers and coaches for them. Once the teams are enlisted, the company will focus on selling them to investors, celebrities, and businesses.

There is no doubt UEL is on the right track to turn casual gamers’ dreams of becoming pro gamers to reality.