Kyle "Bugha" Giersdorf of Pottsgrove took home the largest esports prize ever given this past weekend.

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Citing league sources, ESPN reports the likely venue for the September event will be Comcast Spectacor's Wells Fargo Center.

Tucker Roberts, and Joe Marsh, who lead Spectacor Gaming and Philadelphia Fusion, will speak at Philly Tech Week's Introduced by Technical.ly conference on Thursday, May 9.

The NoLibs company's third such hub is being launched in partnership with Southern California-based esports company Ultimate Media Ventures.

Fusion Arena, a $50 million project built to seat 3,500, is set to open in 2021.

Amateur players from Philadelphia, Denver, Boston, Arlington and Washington, D.C. will be able to compete for prize pools of up to $50,000.

Alongside SK Telecom, the Comcast division will establish a company called T1 Entertainment & Sports, in a bid to expand its esports operations globally.