Super League Gaming has revealed a new network services agreement with NetLevel, a fiber network for out-of-home entertainment, allowing Super League to provide esports competitions and live viewing events to more than triple its current amount of cinema locations throughout the US.
This is a part of Super League's expansion strategies out of amateur esports, and NetLevel will absorb the theater network connections of Super League. Super League is also assigning its network infrastructure at Cinemark and other locations to NetLevel as well.
"NetLevel is building an exciting business that brings great value to Super League and our movie theater partners," said Matt Edelman, chief commercial officer at Super League Gaming. "Our goal is to make it possible for every amateur gamer to play in esports experiences in a venue near where they live. NetLevel has created a scalable, cost-effective network infrastructure that ensures movie theaters have the potential to transform into Super League powered esports arenas."
"Esports is growing exponentially, and we're thrilled to be able to give gamers at all levels access to a state-of-the-art digital theater experience," said Ray Bell, founder & CEO of NetLevel. "Super League has all of the elements in place to make amateur esports competitions mainstream. We are honored to be a part of their growth and help enable their vision."
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