The heads of professional videogame teams said they would evaluate security procedures after a mass shooting at a competition in Jacksonville, Fla., on Sunday, as the industry undergoes rapid growth and attempts to manage highly paid players who are also social-media stars. In esports, players compete at videogames individually or on squads, typically for cash prizes. Matches are commonly broadcast live online, from venues such as small bars for amateur events to big arenas like New York’s Barclays Center for professional...

Source: Wall Street Journal August 27, 2018 19:02 UTC