Metaverse platform Original Gamer Life partners with Esports giant XIS

Currently, Initial Gamer Daily life, a blockchain gaming and nonfungible token (NFT) metaverse system, is announcing its partnership with XIS, a Brazilian esports corporation. The partnership places OGL in elite corporation as it gets to be the 3rd crypto organization to lover with an esports corporation after FTX and Crypto.com.

“The partnership in between OGL and XIS aligns with our eyesight of connecting blockchain gaming to a community of 3 billion players,” reported OGL CEO Brandon Sivret. “With XIS transforming its title to XIS OG Everyday living, this partnership marks an essential milestone for us as we can now just take methods to make improvements to the bodily, mental and monetary properly-getting of our local community — each in the actual physical and digital domains as OGL evolves into the multiverse.”

As element of the settlement, the XIS admirer token will also be incorporated into the OGL token, allowing for gamers to get paid OGL every time they enjoy livestreams, play video games or promote gaming NFTs on the OGL multiverse platform. The consolidation of tokens allows XIS OG Existence to come to be the pioneer of all matters blockchain and gaming.

For Luiz Fontes and Tom Toledo, founders of XIS, this is an critical action for the corporation. “We are very content to announce this partnership. We are a single of the initially esports corporations in the globe to have a partnership of this magnitude with a crypto organization (along with TSM and Fnatic). We will normally request to innovate and give the most effective to our audience as we pave our way into the metaverse. And OG Life shares our eyesight of staying one phase forward and caring about the bodily, mental, money and over-all properly-currently being of our community.”

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Regina pro gamer Mathew Fiorante suspended from Halo esports

The scandal has sent shockwaves through the world of esports, made headlines at major gaming websites and has put Regina in the spotlight of the controversy.

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A Regina man who is considered one of the best players in the world at the video game Halo has been suspended from competition after an internal investigation deemed he cheated — whether intentionally or not — in recent online tournaments.

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The scandal has sent shockwaves through the world of esports, made headlines at major gaming websites and has put Regina in the spotlight of the controversy.

Mathew Fiorante, 25, is a two-time world champion at Microsoft’s first-person shooter video game Halo and is signed with the Los Angeles esports organization Sentinels. Fiorante, who goes by the gaming handle Royal 2, has amassed more than $500,000 in tournament winnings over the course of his career. He was recently voted the fifth best Halo player of all time out of 25 competitors, and is the only Canadian who competes in Halo esports.

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On Sunday, the Halo Championship Series, which is the governing body of Halo esports, released the findings of an exhaustive investigation into allegations by other professional Halo players that something was amiss in their matches against Fiorante during an online qualifier tournament that took place from Dec. 1-2. There were also connection issues during the tournament, which led to a

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