Esports betting and competition operator Esports Entertainment Group has signed a deal to become the exclusive esports provider for Hall of Fame Resort and Entertainment Company’s Hall of Fame Village in Canton, Ohio. The company will operate a 7,000 square foot esports center at the location, scheduled to open in mid-2022.
The facility will be focused on providing casual play opportunities with 80 PC stations as well as spaces for console gaming and virtual reality.
Esports Entertainment Group has partnered with a number of NFL teams including the Denver Broncos, New England Patriots, and Philadelphia Eagles. The company also recently signed a deal with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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