For the past two years the world’s largest Counter-Strike: Global Offensive <\/em>league aired on Twitch. Soon, it will be broadcast exclusively on YouTube.<\/p>
After four seasons, the ESL Pro League is officially moving over to the world’s most popular video-sharing website, ESL confirmed<\/a> earlier today.<\/p>
“ESL\u2019s ability to continue to produce the highest quality content at the pinnacle level of competitive play is unrivaled,” said Ryan Wyatt, YouTube’s Global Head of Gaming Content, in WESA’s official press release<\/a>. The video hosting service, which is one of the most trafficked websites in the world, launched its own gaming-centric streaming platform YouTube Gaming in 2015. The platform barely featured any exclusive esports broadcasts, however, and garnered little attention in comparison to rival Twitch. Until now.<\/p>