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 | | | | Robert Kraft's Midas Touch Brings New Riches | | Matthew Carr, Emerging Trends Strategist, The Oxford Club | | | Trump's Tiny Little Secret (Revealed... ) President Trump prides himself on being a "president of the people."
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We've found a perfectly legal back door for ordinary people to get in on this moneymaker - with as little as $15. Check out our research on Trump's secret here. | | | In 1994, Robert Kraft bought the New England Patriots for $172 million.
Ten Super Bowl appearances and six Super Bowl rings later, that sum seems laughable. The Patriots franchise has become one of the most storied in NFL history, worth upward of $4 billion.
That's a 2,225% gain!
But Kraft is making waves - and money - in another sport. Some are calling it the sport of the future: esports.
I'm talking competitive video game playing.
Sure, you may chuckle or derisively snort at the idea. But the reality is it's big money. And this is just the beginning.
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Kraft bought one of these - the Boston Uprising - to add to his list of Boston franchises. (They made the playoffs their inaugural year.)
A little more than a year later, the League of Legends franchises were worth $50 million. The Overwatch League franchises were valued at between $60 million and $80 million.
On top of that, global revenue for esports surged in 2018 to $865.1 million. Revenue is expected to top $1.65 billion by 2021.
In North America, esports is still in its infancy, but I expect that to be short-lived... Activision has signed a deal with Disney (NYSE: DIS) to broadcast Overwatch League on cable TV (including ESPN, Disney XD and ABC).
Already, tournaments are being streamed on Amazon's (Nasdaq: AMZN) Twitch and Alphabet's (Nasdaq: GOOGL) YouTube.
At the moment, there are more than 165 million esports fans worldwide. And the prize money pools for the marquee tournaments top those of the Daytona 500, U.S. Open, Tour de France and Kentucky Derby.
Pretty soon, your kids or grandkids are going to be rooting for their favorite esports teams... if they aren't already.
And you'll be scoring gains from the companies at the heart of this burgeoning global phenomenon.
Good investing,
Matthew | | | | | | | | — More From Energy & Resources Digest — | | | | | | | | | | | The BIG Deal
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