Events in esports differ from traditional sports primarily in their format and audience engagement. While traditional sports revolve around physical prowess and outdoor venues, esports focuses on digital competitions conducted over online platforms. Major differences also lie in the nature of audiences; esports often leverage streaming services, attracting global viewers through platforms like Twitch. Furthermore, esports have a unique culture, characterized by rapid gameplay, virtual teams, and extensive fan involvement through interactive experiences. While both event types foster competition, the spectator experience and skill sets required for success highlight their distinctive characteristics.