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Esports talent in S.Korea gets boost from big business, easing of gaming ban

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By Joori Roh SEOUL - South Korean teenager Yoon Ki-chan gets just three hours of sleep a day but spends more than three times that playing online games - with the blessing of his parents and teachers - as he dreams of becoming a top pro League of Legends player. Yoon and his peers are the next generation of gamers in South Korea, a fast-growing esports powerhouse whose players have won

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Esports talent in S.Korea gets boost from big business, easing of gaming ban

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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Esports talent in S.Korea gets boost from big business, easing of gaming ban

SEOUL -- South Korean teenager Yoon Ki-chan gets just three hours of sleep a day but spends more than three times that playing online games - with the blessing of his parents and teachers - as he dreams of becoming a top pro League of Legends player. Read More

2 years ago·Canada

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Esports talent in S.Korea gets boost from big business, easing of gaming ban

October 28, 2021By Joori RohSEOUL (Reuters) – South Korean teenager Yoon Ki-chan gets just three hours of sleep a day but spends more than three times that playing online games – with the blessing of his parents and teachers – as he dreams of becoming a top pro League of Legends player.Yoon and his peers are the next generation of gamers in South Korea, a fast-growing esports powerhouse whose players have won Riot Games’ League of Legends Wo…

2 years ago·San Diego, United States

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The Korea Times

Esports talent in Korea gets boost from big business, easing of gaming ban

South Korean teenager Yoon Ki-chan gets just three hours of sleep a day but spends more than three times that playing online games - with the blessing of his parents and teachers - as he dreams of becoming a top pro League of Legends player.

2 years ago·Korea, Republic of

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