Yeah, I guess that doesn't answer my question though. Those big name investors seem to be buying into majority or minority ownership. I understand how they could and likely will profit from that. I suppose most common shareholders will just benefit from speculation in the growth of the space then? I'm not arguing that there isn't heaps of money to be made in e-sports but that's probably more likely with the services and products that surround the industry, not so much the individual teams-- unless one is buying a minority/majority ownership stake. That's why I don't particularly get this company. There is no actual product to generate revenue beyond the team and money generated from tournaments/sponsorships... no one seems to be able to substantiate proposed path forward wherein this company will accomplish steady growth of revenue per an actual product or service.
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