Esports Awards 2024: All winners across every category

The Esports Awards 2024 took place on August 24 in Riyadh in collaboration with Esports World Cup. This occasion was the first following the collaboration between the two. It was marked with a lot of controversy at the start as many panelists resigned following the collaboration. However, the event continues to celebrate the evolving esports scene and the people associated with it.

This article will cover all the winners and nominations for this year's Esports Awards 2024 held in Riyadh.

Esports Awards 2024 winners and nominees in all categories

Valorant won the coveted Esports Game of the Year award, while Mobile Legends: Bang Bang was crowned Esports Mobile Game of the Year. There are plenty more winners to know about. Let's find out all the winners and nominees at the Esports Awards 2024.

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Streamer of the Year

Winner: Samantha 'Rivers' Rivera Trevino

Nicholas 'Jynxzi' Stewart
Kai Cenat
Ibai 'Ibai' Llanos
Cody 'Clix' Conrod
Darren 'IShowSpeed' Watkins Jr.
Case 'Caseoh' Baker
Félix 'xQc' Lengyel
Marc 'Caedrel' Lamont
Victor 'Coringa' Augusto
Alexandre 'Gaules' Chiqueta
Samantha 'Rivers' Rivera Trevino

Also Read: Samantha Rivers wins Streamer of the Year Award at the Esports Awards 2024

Esports Personality of the Year

Winner: Seth 'Scump' Abner

Jeremy 'DisguisedToast' Wang
Tarik 'Tarik' Çelik
Matthew 'Nadeshot' Haag
Seth 'Scump' Abner
Ibai 'Ibai' Llanos
James Banks
Marc 'Caedrel' Lamont
Naman 'MortaL' Sandeep Mathur
Bruno 'Nobru' Goes

Esports Content Group of the Year

Winner: S8UL Esports

G2 Esports
Offline TV
Karmine Corp
Sentinels
Fnatic
T1
S8UL Esports

Esports Game of the Year

Winner: Valorant

Counter-Strike 2
Valorant
League of Legends
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang
Dota 2
Apex Legends
Rainbow Six Siege
Rocket League
PUBG Mobile

Mobile Esports Game of the Year

Winner: Mobile Legends: Bang Bang

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang
Brawl Stars
Honor of Kings
PUBG Mobile
Call of Duty: Mobile
Clash Royale
Free Fire
Pokemon UNITE

Esports Content & Coverage Platform of the Year

Winner: Liquipedia

Liquipedia
Esports Charts
Dexerto
HLTV
Dot Esports
Sports Business Journal
Esports Insider

Esports Publisher of the Year

Winner: Riot Games

Riot Games
Valve
Epic Games
Microsoft Gaming
Ubisoft
Capcom
Electronic Arts
Moonton

Esports Commercial Partner of the Year

Winner: Red Bull

Red Bull
Intel
Logitech G
Mastercard
Razer
Lenovo
AT&T
Adidas

Esports Creative Team of the Year

Winner: Team Liquid

ESL FACEIT Group
Riot Games
BLAST
100 Thieves
FlyQuest
LOUD
NRG/Full Squad Gaming
Sentinels
Team Liquid
Team ty
G2 Esports

Esports Content of the Year

Winner: League of Legends - GODS ft. NewJeans

GODS ft. NewJeans Worlds 2023 Anthem – League of Legends
Think Like A Pro VALORANT Duelist | Know Your Role
G2 Esports x Mastercard: Mastercard Gamer Academy Educational Content Series
Manners maketh man | T1 x Ralph Lauren
TEAM LIQUID x AURA & ECHO || HELLO INDONESIA & THE PHILIPPINES
The 3 prodigies of Rocket League | Worlds 2023 documentary

Esports Breakthrough Player of the Year

Winner: Stanislav 'Malr1ne' Potorak (Team Falcons)

Danil 'donk' Kryshkovets (Team Spirit)
Cauan 'cauanzin' Pereira (LOUD)
Stanislav 'Malr1ne' Potorak (Team Falcons)
Han 'SangJoon' Sang-jun (REJECT WINNITY)
Pedro 'swiftt' Gomes (Ninjas in Pajamas)
Daniel 'Daniel' Piecenski (G2 Stride)
Wang 'UMA' Yuan-hao (Street Fighter player)
Rayan 'Sniper' Shoura (100 Thieves)

Esports Analyst of the Year

Winner: Jacob 'Pimp' Winneche

Emily Rand
Mimi 'aEvilcat' Wermcrantz
Jacob 'Pimp' Winneche
Tyler 'Tbates' Bates
Mathieu 'Maniac' Quiquerez
Kevin 'Purge' Godec
The7WorldsGaming
Léo 'Alphama' Robine

Esports Awards 2024 Lifetime Achievement

Jens Hilgers was granted the Lifetime Achievement awards at Esports Awards 2024 for his work with ESL and G2. Furthermore, Teamfight Tactics won the Esports Breakthrough Game of the Year award. With phase one of the Esports Awards 2024 complete in Riyadh, the second phase will move to London.

Stay tuned to Sportskeeda; we will update the list of winners when they are announced.

About the author

Ajitesh Rawat is a news and feature writer at Sportskeeda, specializing in mobile games and first-person shooter (FPS) titles. Beyond his writing responsibilities, he holds pivotal roles as an Assistant Content Manager for the website's Esports & Gaming division and a Content Specialist for the Valorant-CS2 vertical.

Armed with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Application (BCA), Ajitesh’s journalistic foray into the esports and gaming industry was a natural progression. He spent his childhood in bustling internet cafes and parlors, where he immersed himself in games like Tekken and Road Rash before transitioning to GTA and CS:GO.

Ajitesh actively follows tournaments like the VCT, OWCS, RLCS, ESL, and PGL. His allegiance lies with Sentinels in Valorant, and he is inspired by four-time League of Legends Worlds champion T1 Faker. He has also participated in multiple esports events, both as a player and a journalist, and his articles on MrBeast and Amouranth reached the duo and won a lot of appreciation from them.

Before joining Sportskeeda, Ajitesh spent over two years with game studio AdStacks Media and sports media website EssentiallySports. He believes in cross-checking all information, referring to social media and press releases to report accurate information.

Apart from his gaming pursuits, Ajitesh loves to travel and indulge in anime marathons.

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