Maybe representation of video gamers is in our future. Maybe competitive video gaming will become an Olympic sport. One thing is definite; competitive video gaming is a rapidly growing market. The market has grown to the point that teenage video gaming tutors are earning up to $65 per hour for individual lessons [Want to Get Good At Videogames? Hire a Kid Online]. At Gaming-lessons.com, their youngest tutor is 8 years old and earning $25 for each hour of service. Even NBA forward, Richard Jefferson, has used tutors to improve his skills in Halo 2.
Will video game coaches ever need representation? Sites like gaming-lessons.com and Esportsea.com could definitely use more marketing to get their names out to the public. Who knows.
[tags]video games, video gaming[/tags]
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