E-sports, once merely video games, have evolved into a vibrant global industry. In this vibrant landscape, players square off in popular video games like Fortnite or League of Legends. But e-sports is more than just fun and games; it's now a professional sphere with a significant economic impact. The origins of e-sports trace back to the 1970s when the first video game competition happened. Fast-forward to today, e-sports has erupted into a phenomenon, with tournaments offering multi-million dollar prizes. Renowned players like Lee 'Faker' Sang-hyeok have become celebrities, earning fame and fortune by breaking records and winning championships. Thanks to streaming platforms like Twitch, fans worldwide can watch these live events. E-sports have also amplified the gaming industry's job market, offering roles from professional players to coaches, analysts, and commentators. The ripple effect of e-sports has reached beyond the gaming world, leaving an indelible mark on global culture.