That’s it, the Esports Awards are over for another year, and what a showcase it was. This luxurious event, held in Las Vegas, was more ostentatious than ever before, with every big name in the industry surfacing on the red carpet. It was a place where prestigious awards changed hands, recognising competitors, creators, and organisations for their efforts over the last year in the esports industry. In this breakdown, we’re going to reveal every winner from the Esports Awards 2023.
There were thirty categories up for grabs this year, covering everything from production and cosplay to the best organisation and the most monumental play. It was as comprehensive an event as you could hope for, and it also saw a fresh host of legendary contributors make their way into the ‘Lifetime Achievement Class’. This is an exclusive club reserved for those who have dedicated themselves to the betterment of the industry, and we’ll cover that list below too.
Who Won At The Esports Awards?
Here’s a breakdown of every category and which team, player, game, or organisation won it.
Esports Game of the Year – VALORANT
Esports Mobile Game of the Year – Mobile Legends: Bang Bang
Esports Coach of the Year – Christine ‘Potter’ Chi (VALORANT)
Esports Content Creator of the Year – S8ul Esports
Esports Team of the Year – T1 (League of Legends)
Esports Content of the Year – Lee ‘Fake’ Sang-hyeok
Esports Personality of the Year – Jeremy ‘Disguised Toast’ Wang
Esports Controller Player of the Year – Paco ‘HyDra’ Rusiewiez
Esports PC Player of the Year – Lee ‘Faker’ Sang-hyeok
Esports Creative Team of the Year – Paper Crowns
Esports Play-by-Play Caster of the Year – Mitch ‘Uber’ Leslie
Esports Hardware Piece of the Year – Stream Deck MK.2
Esports Journalist of the Year – Richard Lewis
Esports Desk Analyst of the Year – Mimi ‘aEvilcat’ Wermcrantz
Streamer of the Year – Samy ‘Riversgg’ Rivera
Esports Cosplay of the Year – Akemikun
Esports Supporting Service of the Year – Prodigy Agency
Esports Color Caster of the Year – Dan Gaskin
Esports Mobile Player of the Year – Mohamed ‘Mohamed Light’ Tarek
Esports Play of the Year – Ilya ‘moNESY’ Osipov
Esports Creative of the Year – Gregory ‘SesoHQ’ Ortiz
Esports Publisher of the Year – Riot Games
Esports Organisation of the Year – Team Vitality
Collegiate Program of the Year – University of Oklahoma
Esports Host of the Year – Caleb ‘WavePunk’ Simmons
Panel’s Choice Award – Dr. Julia Hiltscher
Esports Production Team of the Year – ESL FACEIT Group
Breakthrough Player of the Year – Max ‘Demon1’ Mazanov (VALORANT)
Esports Commercial Partner of the Year – Gucci
Esports Coverage Platform of the Year – Esports Charts
And outside of that enormous list, here are the contributors that made it into the Lifetime Achievement Class:
Michael ‘ODEE’ O’Dell, Victor ‘Nazgul’ Goossens, Shane ‘rapha’ Hendrixson, Ian ‘Crimsix’ Porter, Chris Puckett, Manuel ‘Grubby’ Schenkhuizen, Lee ‘Flash’ Young Ho, Marc Merill.
Here’s to the next event – I’m not sure how the Esports Awards can top this year’s showcase, though!
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