Promoting Health and Wellbeing in Esports: Our Role in Two Groundbreaking Erasmus+ ProjectsThe Belgian Esports Federation is proud to be&nbsp;involved in two major European initiatives aiming to improve the health and wellbeing of esports players: the GG Project and the E-Health Project. Both projects are Erasmus+ funded collaborations between academic institutions, esports organisations, and policy experts across Europe,&nbsp;each dedicated to addressing important aspects of life in esports.&nbsp;From Research to Resources: GG Project Survey Reaches Over 1,000&nbsp;PlayersThe <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://goodgamewebsite.wordpress.com/">GG Project</a>&nbsp;recently completed its first major milestone. Focused on promoting mental health in esports, the project closed its worldwide survey in early 2025, gathering insights from over 1,000 gamers from a variety of competitive levels. The results, now&nbsp;available in a summary report (<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.researchgate.net/publication/389859780_European_report_Mental_health_outcomes_in_esports_players">available here</a>), reveal key mental health challenges and opportunities within esports and will directly inform the development of free, evidence-based resources for the community.The GG&nbsp;Project&nbsp;resources, which will cover a range of topics from mental health literacy and psychological skills training to sleep support and coaching,&nbsp;will be launched later this year. The GG Project’s mission is not only to support individual players but also to empower the broader support network around them, including coaches and parents.&nbsp;This&nbsp;closely&nbsp;aligns with&nbsp;the BESF’s&nbsp;strategy to promote holistic player development and uphold integrity and wellbeing in esports environments.&nbsp;Kicking Off the E-Health Project: Physical Activity and Healthy Habits in EsportsJust as the GG Project’s survey phase wraps up, the <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://esportshealthproject.wordpress.com/">E-Health Project</a> is kicking off with a mission to promote active and healthy lifestyles among esports players. The project’s consortium met last week at ISCTE University in Lisbon for a launch event, where partners shared ideas and aligned goals for the months ahead.This ambitious project is designed to understand the physical and lifestyle habits of esports athletes, and then translate that data into engaging educational&nbsp;multimedia&nbsp;tools. The aim is to help players integrate physical activity into their lives&nbsp;and adopt long-term health habits that support both performance and wellbeing.The BESF is thrilled to be part of this initiative, contributing especially in the areas of communication and dissemination. The E-Health Project also has policy ambitions, working toward the creation of a Code of Conduct for esports organisations that promotes health-focused best practices across Europe.<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:75%;"><img style="aspect-ratio:1600/900;" src="https://cdn.besf.be/E_Health_Project_Kick_Off_Meeting_Group_Photo_2f4d26ee1e.png" alt="E-Health Project Kick-Off Meeting Group Photo.png" srcset="https://cdn.besf.be/thumbnail_E_Health_Project_Kick_Off_Meeting_Group_Photo_2f4d26ee1e.png 245w,https://cdn.besf.be/small_E_Health_Project_Kick_Off_Meeting_Group_Photo_2f4d26ee1e.png 500w,https://cdn.besf.be/medium_E_Health_Project_Kick_Off_Meeting_Group_Photo_2f4d26ee1e.png 750w,https://cdn.besf.be/large_E_Health_Project_Kick_Off_Meeting_Group_Photo_2f4d26ee1e.png 1000w," sizes="100vw" width="1600" height="900"></figure>&nbsp;Building Expertise in Esports Health and PerformanceBESF’s growing role in these international projects is strengthened by the recent appointment of <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.besf.be/news/besf/matthew-watson-joins-as-vice-chair-health-and-wellbeing">Matthew Watson</a> as our Vice-Chair for Health &amp; Wellbeing and <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.besf.be/news/besf/nalin-chaturvedi-joins-besf-as-vice-chair-of-player-engagement-and-community-development-commission">Nalin Chaturvedi</a> as Vice-Chair of the Player Engagement and Community Development Commission. Matt brings a unique blend of experience as a coach in both traditional sports and elite-level esports (including roles in the LEC, LFL, and NLC), combined with a strong academic background in sport science, coaching, and performance psychology.&nbsp;Nalin has supported athlete engagement efforts at major global sporting events such as the Olympics and is also the Director of Publisher Relations at ESL FACEIT Group. The involvement of Matt and Nalin in both the GG Project and E-Health Project ensures that&nbsp;the&nbsp;BESF will remain&nbsp;closely&nbsp;connected to the latest evidence-based practices in health and performance and deliver impactful project outcomes.&nbsp;A Healthier Future for Esports in Belgium and BeyondThrough our active involvement in both the GG and E-Health projects, BESF is committed to helping players&nbsp;in the Belgian esports ecosystem to&nbsp;fulfil their gaming ambitions and compete&nbsp;in environments that&nbsp;support their health, wellbeing, and long-term success.&nbsp;We’re proud to contribute to shaping a healthier, more sustainable future for esports, both here in Belgium and across Europe. Stay tuned for upcoming announcements about new resources, events, and opportunities to get involved!

The Belgian Esports Federation is proud to be involved in two major European initiatives aiming to improve the health and wellbeing of esports players: the GG Project and the E-Health Project. Both projects are Erasmus+ funded collaborations between academic institutions, esports organisations, and policy experts across Europe, each dedicated to addressing important aspects of life in esports.

Esports Health Updates from Erasmus+ Projects.png

BESF Support Two Groundbreaking EU Projects

We're excited to welcome Matthew Watson as the newest member of the Belgian Esports Federation! With his expertise in sport science, coaching, and esports performance, Matt joins us as Vice-Chair Health &amp; Wellbeing and will play a key role in our mission to elevate health and performance in esports.Matt brings a wealth of experience from both traditional sports and esports, having coached professional basketball and supported elite League of Legends teams in top leagues such as the LEC, LFL, and NLC. Alongside his coaching, Matt maintains a strong connection to science and education. A former lecturer in sport psychology and exercise, Matt is currently completing a PhD in the Department of Performance Psychology at the German Sport University in Cologne, where he is studying coaching practices in esports.Matt's passion for supporting performers in esports and advancing professional standards aligns perfectly with our vision. His expertise will be invaluable in helping the BESF create evidence-based, impactful resources for our members, partners, and future esports initiatives.Please join us in giving Matt a warm welcome! We’re excited for the positive impact he will make and look forward to sharing more updates as he embarks on this new journey with BESF.

We're excited to welcome Matthew Watson as the newest member of the Belgian Esports Federation! With his expertise in sport science, coaching, and esports performance, Matt joins us as Vice-Chair Health & Wellbeing and will play a key role in our mission to elevate health and performance in esports.

BESF - Introducing Matt.png

Matthew Watson Joins BESF as Vice-Chair Health & Wellbeing

Belgian Esports Federation Continues PUBG Mobile Journey in 2025 – Open Call for National Team QualificationsBrussels, Belgium – Following the successful launch of its PUBG Mobile initiative in 2024, the Belgian Esports Federation (BESF) is proud to announce the continuation of its competitive journey in 2025. With a strong commitment to fostering talent and expanding the mobile esports scene in Belgium, BESF is now opening registrations for all candidates eager to compete for a spot on the new national PUBG Mobile team.The federation’s decision to continue its investment in PUBG Mobile reflects its dedication to providing opportunities for emerging players and ensuring Belgium remains at the forefront of the global esports landscape. As part of this initiative, BESF will host national qualification tournaments, allowing players from across the country to showcase their skills and secure a place in the Belgian National Team.How to Participate:<ul data-spread="false"><li>Open to all Belgian citizens or 5+ years residents passionate about PUBG Mobile.</li><li>Players must register through the official BESF PUBG Mobile Discord link : <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://discord.gg/AUN4xkzmSq">https://discord.gg/AUN4xkzmSq</a></li><li>The top players will have the chance to represent Belgium on international stages.</li></ul>This initiative is expected to attract a growing community of mobile gamers, uniting them under the national flag and fostering a competitive spirit that aligns with Belgium’s rich esports culture.For more details on registration and qualification, follow our social media channels for updates.&nbsp;Don’t miss your chance to be part of Belgium’s next elite PUBG Mobile squad!PUBG Mobile GM - Dridri

Join the Belgian Esports Federation's PUBG Mobile qualifications in 2025! Register now to compete for a spot on Belgium’s national team and showcase your skills on the global stage.

WEC24 - CS2 - Mixed announcement.png

PUBG Mobile 2025

Dear Esports Community,As we step into a brand new year, the BESF team would like to take a moment to extend our warmest wishes to each and every one of you. 2024 has been a year of growth, collaboration, and progress, and none of this would have been possible without the dedication and passion of our incredible community.We are grateful for your continued involvement, support, and enthusiasm for the work we do together. Each year, the strength and spirit of BESF members shine brighter, and we look forward to building on our successes in 2025. Whether you are a long-time member or a recent addition to our network, your contributions make a difference, and we are excited for what we can achieve together in the year ahead.In 2025, we aim to further strengthen our ties, foster innovation, and create even more opportunities for collaboration. We are committed to supporting you and ensuring that BESF remains a valuable resource for your professional growth and success. Together, we will continue to thrive as a community of passionate individuals and organizations.Here’s to a year filled with new opportunities, exciting challenges, and unforgettable achievements. May the coming year bring you joy, health, and fulfillment in both your personal and professional endeavors.Once again, a very Happy New Year from all of us at BESF! Let’s make 2025 our best year yet!Warm regards, The BESF Team

Wishing to all esports community a Happy New Year! Reflecting on a successful 2024 and looking forward to a year of growth, collaboration, and new opportunities in 2025.

Happy new year 2025.png

Happy New Year - BESF is wishing you an      E-mazing year

Manu Lecomte Joins BESF as Advisor for Sports and Olympics CommissionThe Belgian Esports Federation (BESF) is proud to welcome professional basketball player and sports management expert Manu Lecomte as an advisor for the Sports and Olympics Commission. With a background that includes playing for the Dallas Mavericks in the NBA Summer League and an extensive career across Europe, Manu brings a wealth of knowledge from both traditional sports and his growing passion for Esports.<blockquote>"After I met Manu for the first time, I directly understood his important role in a basketball team. We can be very happy to have him in this new Commission bringing sports &amp; Esports&nbsp;a&nbsp;step&nbsp;closer&nbsp;!" - Samy Bessi</blockquote>Manu, a graduate of the University of Miami and Baylor University, has combined his athletic career with studies in sports management, giving him unique insights into the business and competitive aspects of sports. His experience in both fields makes him ideally suited to help bridge the gap between traditional sports and Esports at BESF.<blockquote>"It’s an honor to join today the BESF commission on sports. Esports represents the next level of competition, merging creativity, skill, and dedication with cutting-edge&nbsp;technology" - Manu Lecomte</blockquote>In this new role, Manu will focus on aligning esports with the broader sports ecosystem, especially as esports gains momentum on the global stage, including the Olympics. His expertise will help guide BESF’s efforts in developing Esports as a recognized and respected part of the sporting community.

The Belgian Esports Federation (BESF) welcomes professional basketball player and sports management expert Manu Lecomte as an advisor for the Sports and Olympics Commission. With experience in the NBA Summer League and across Europe, Manu combines expertise in traditional sports with a passion for esports.

BESF - Introducing Manu.png

Manu Lecomte Joins BESF as Advisor for Sports and Olympics Commission

The Belgian Esports Federation (BESF) is thrilled to welcome Nalin Chaturvedi as the new Vice-Chair of the Player Engagement and Community Development Commission. With experience across six countries and three continents, Nalin has made his mark in the sports, entertainment, and esports industries. His background, which includes semi-professional football in India and coaching, has been instrumental in shaping his approach to building strong communities and connections within the esports world.Nalin’s journey in esports began in South India, where he organized local LAN tournaments. Later, he co-founded an esports coaching company in Iceland, focusing on promoting positive social values through gaming. His work at the Rio 2016 Olympics deepened his passion for sports, leading him to pursue further opportunities in event operations and sports retail. His multifaceted experience allows him to blend his traditional sports expertise with modern esports trends seamlessly.A major milestone in Nalin’s career was his time at the International Olympic Committee (IOC), where he contributed to athlete engagement efforts at major global sporting events, including the Tokyo 2020 and Beijing 2022 Olympics. He played a pivotal role in shaping the IOC’s virtual sports strategy and helped organize the inaugural Olympic Virtual Series in 2021, marking a significant intersection between traditional sports and esports on the Olympic stage.Currently working with ESL FACEIT Group, one of the world’s leading esports tournament organizers, Nalin manages relationships with game publishers and supports the growth of global esports ecosystems. His recent involvement in the first-ever Esports World Cup in Saudi Arabia further highlights his expertise in the field. At BESF, Nalin will focus on energizing local esports communities and deepening player engagement, strengthening Belgium's vibrant esports landscape. &nbsp;

The Belgian Esports Federation (BESF) welcomes Nalin Chaturvedi as Vice-Chair of the Player Engagement and Community Development Commission. With global experience in sports, entertainment, and esports, Nalin will focus on enhancing local esports communities and player engagement in Belgium.

BESF - Introducing Nalin.png

Nalin Chaturvedi Joins BESF as Vice-Chair of Player Engagement and Community Development Commission

The Belgian Esports Federation (BESF) is proud to announce the addition of Liesbeth Last to our team as our Educational Strategist. Liesbeth brings a wealth of experience and passion to this role, with a deep commitment to integrating esports into educational settings.Liesbeth Last is a dedicated gamer/entrepreneur, researcher at KU Leuven, educational technologist and teacher of esports. She is well-known for her monthly teaching impulse at KU Leuven, where she explores the educational potential of video games by working thematically with popular titles. In her role as an esports teacher at KTA Bruges, Liesbeth emphasizes business, event management, well-being, and talent development through gameplay. She also serves as the&nbsp;facilitator of the high school esports teams, nurturing the next generation of esports talent.In addition to her teaching roles, Liesbeth is a member of the Board of Directors at Gamehive.be, where she focuses on motivating and developing young talent through video games. Her work aligns perfectly with the goals of BESF, where she will be the primary point of contact for educators and schools seeking to incorporate esports into their curricula.Liesbeth’s expertise and vision are invaluable as BESF continues to advocate for the positive impact of esports in education. We are thrilled to have her on board and look forward to the innovative strategies and insights she will bring to our federation.

The Belgian Esports Federation (BESF) welcomes Liesbeth Last as the new Educational Strategist. A seasoned esports educator and technologist, Liesbeth brings her expertise in integrating esports into education, focusing on business, event management, well-being, and talent development.

BESF - Introducing Liesbeth.png

BESF Welcomes Liesbeth Last as Our New Educational Strategist

The Belgian Esports Federation (BESF) is dedicated to fostering the growth and practice of esports in Belgium by bringing together key stakeholders within the community. Recognizing that a federation thrives on the active participation and support of its members, BESF is committed to involving all stakeholders in shaping the direction, priorities, and positions of the organization. This participatory approach is essential to ensuring that the BESF truly represents the interests of the Belgian esports scene.&nbsp;<div class="raw-html-embed"><a href="https://forms.gle/pdZM5MxZyzJakMVp7" style="background-color: #e7283d; color: #ffffff; border: none; border-radius: 5px; padding: 10px 20px; text-decoration: bold; font-size: 16px; cursor: pointer;">Get Involved</a></div>However, the BESF acknowledges that more needs to be done to engage stakeholders effectively. To address this, the Federation will be organizing a stakeholder meeting on 14/09/2024 at 2:00 PM at the BESF Base Camp in Tour &amp; Taxis (Brussels) - Sheds Basement (doors open at 1:30 PM). This meeting will inform participants about the current state of affairs and collaboratively determine the future direction of the BESF, including its operations and upcoming priorities.For those who cannot attend in person, the event will be streamed live on Twitch at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.twitch.tv/esports_belgium">https://www.twitch.tv/esports_belgium</a>. To ensure broad participation, the BESF invites anyone interested in shaping the Belgian esports ecosystem to get involved by filling out a form that will allow the Federation to keep them updated on this meeting.&nbsp;<div class="raw-html-embed"><a href="https://forms.gle/pdZM5MxZyzJakMVp7" style="background-color: #e7283d; color: #ffffff; border: none; border-radius: 5px; padding: 10px 20px; text-decoration: bold; font-size: 16px; cursor: pointer;">Get Involved</a></div>

oin the Belgian Esports Federation for a vital stakeholder meeting on 14/09/2024 at 2:00 PM at the BESF Base Camp in Brussels. Discover current developments in Belgian esports and help shape the future of the esports ecosystem. Can't attend in person? Watch the livestream on Twitch!

Get Involved.png

Get Involved - Join the Belgian Esports  Federation's Stakeholder Meeting on 14/09/2024

The Belgian Esports Federation (BESF) is pleased to announce the appointment of Youssef Kaddar as the new advisor to the executive board focussing on senior esports activities. Youssef, a former professional Esports player and social worker, brings a unique blend of gaming expertise and social advocacy to his new role. His Esports career began as a Pro Evolution Soccer player from 2002 to 2008, during which he competed in over a hundred offline tournaments across Europe, winning twenty of them. Notably, he represented Belgium at the Electronic Sports World Cup (ESWC) in Paris in 2007.He transitioned from gaming to social work in 2010 and founded the 'Papy Booom' association in 2015 to introduce senior citizens to new activities. The association’s creative efforts, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, garnered recognition from His Majesty the King at the Royal Palace in 2020. In September 2023, the association opened 'La Maison Papy Booom,' a non-conventional day centre for seniors.By joining the BESF, Youssef aims to enhance the Esports scene for senior citizens.&nbsp;<blockquote>"I am excited to contribute my expertise in the field of seniors through Esports activities for seniors that we'll be organising every year," said Youssef. His appointment underscores the BESF's commitment to inclusivity and the promotion of Esports across all age groups.</blockquote>The BESF and Youssef collaborated successfully during an esports introduction event at BESF Esports Base Camp in Tour &amp; Taxis, marking seniors' first experience with esports. Continuing that success, the BESF is confident that Youssef's blend of skills and experiences will be instrumental in engaging senior citizens in the Esports community. His vision for annual senior Esports activities promises to broaden the reach and impact of the federation's initiatives.&nbsp; &nbsp;

The Belgian Esports Federation (BESF) appoints Youssef Kaddar, a former professional Esports player and social worker, as an advisor to focus on senior Esports activities. Youssef's unique blend of gaming expertise and social advocacy will help engage senior citizens in the Esports community, emphasizing inclusivity and innovation.

BESF - Introducing Youssef.png

Youssef Kaddar Joins Belgian Esports Federation as Advisor for Senior Esports Activities

The Belgian Esports Federation (BESF) has announced the appointment of Kris Vandevoorde as the new Commissioner for Institutional Relations, succeeding Nicolas Hulsmans. Vandevoorde brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record in both education and Esports to the position.Kris Vandevoorde is currently a technical advisor at KTA Brugge, where he pioneered the introduction of Esports as an optional subject in Belgian secondary education. His innovative approach has resulted in the formation of partnerships that have led to the development of a professional infrastructure and a comprehensive educational framework. Vandevoorde also organized "Esports: The Conference!," a landmark B2B event that brought together over 60 companies to discuss and strengthen the future of Esports in Belgium.<blockquote>I am honored to take on the role of Commissioner Institutional Relations at the Belgian Esports Federation," said Vandevoorde. "With over 20 years of experience in education and a track record of establishing impactful partnerships with industry, I am excited to bring my expertise to the world of Esports. My strong relationships with national and international government institutions and other key stakeholders have already led to the unique integration of Esports in Belgian secondary education. I look forward to continuing to promote Esports in society, forging new partnerships, and managing government projects with federations, educational institutions, knowledge institutions, and social organizations. Together, we can elevate Belgian Esports to new heights.</blockquote> Vandevoorde's appointment marks a significant step forward for the BESF as it continues to advocate for the growth and recognition of Esports in Belgium. His extensive background in fostering collaborations between educational institutions and the industry is expected to play a crucial role in the federation's ongoing efforts to enhance the Esports ecosystem in the country. The BESF is confident that under Vandevoorde's leadership, the organization will continue to build on its mission to promote Esports as a valuable and integral part of Belgian society. His expertise and vision are anticipated to drive the federation's initiatives and projects to new levels of success and influence.&nbsp;

The Belgian Esports Federation (BESF) has announced the appointment of Kris Vandevoorde as the new Commissioner for Institutional Relations, succeeding Nicolas Hulsmans. Vandevoorde brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record in both education and Esports to the position.

BESF - Introducing Kris (2).png

Kris Vandevoorde Appointed as New Commissioner for Institutional Relations at the Belgian Esports Federation

Since the 2023-2024 school year, KTA Brugge is the only Belgian secondary school to offer Esports as an elective within 4 directions. A well-framed study of Esports offers the prospect of numerous jobs in the future. Esports within KTA Brugge is a great success. From the next school year, students can also choose this within the optional package of two pillars in the third secondary school finality. So booming education.KTA Bruges believes in the power of knowledge sharing and wants to play a leading role in the further development of Esports. This includes the international (English-language) meeting “Esports: The Conference!” on Tuesday, June 4.<blockquote>Based on our experience and thanks to our excellent collaboration with leading international and national partners in the sector, we are organizing a never-before-seen international B2B event that brings together Esports with governments, people from the education sector and industry, innovators and investors. We will demonstrate the possibilities of Esports in education and the added value of the skills learned through Esports. These skills are essential for the jobs of the future. We receive the 250 participants of the conference in style and in the atmosphere of an Esports environment. We have formulated a number of concrete objectives that we want to achieve with this conference. - Director Lien Hautekeete:&nbsp;</blockquote><h3> Those objectives are:</h3><ul><li>Stimulating partnerships between governments, universities and other educational institutions, companies, non-profit organizations, the BESF (Belgian Esports Federation)…</li><li>With the support of the industry and knowledge institutions, prepare a file to have Esports recognized in the future as a full-fledged direction with a complete educational program</li><li>Motivate more students to opt for STEM education through Esports and thus meet the demand for more STEM profiles at companies and institutions.</li><li>Focus on the future development and construction of an Esports arena where a community can grow and talent can be developed. A building with a leisure space, a streaming space, and a podcast space is being considered, realized and operated by joining forces.</li></ul><h3> Authorities speak</h3>‘Esports. The Conference' will be opened by Bruges Mayor Dirk De Fauw. Then a dozen domestic and foreign authorities from the world of Esports will take the floor. KTA Brugge is particularly pleased with the presence of special guest Eefje 'Sjokz' Depoorter (a former student of Atheneum Brugge, gamer and reporter of European Esports tournaments around League of Legends, hostess of game shows worldwide.) The full program can be found <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://sites.google.com/ktabrugge.be/esports-the-conference/home">here</a>:&nbsp;<h3> Only possible with the support of …</h3>The organization of a conference with this allure is only possible with the support of partners. KTA Brugge an co-organizer Scholengroep !mpact could count on the valued support of the City of Bruges, Lenovo, BMCC, Dell, The Rent Company, Intel, BESF, VUB, Matchware, hotel Montovani, Agori, VOKA, Vlaio, GameChangers, Unlocked, Belgian Student League, NASEF.<blockquote>KTA Brugge has succeeded in a short time to convince a wide audience of the relevance of Esports as a study object. The school thus opens the gates to jobs for the future, but does even more. With the characteristic spirit of top athletes – KTA Brugge is not without reason also a top sports school- the school chooses to excel and inspire. This ambition fits perfectly into the vision of our school group. I am particularly pleased that so many partners – not least the City of Bruges – support this project with such enthusiasm - Pieter De Winne, general manager of Scholengroep !mpact</blockquote>

KTA Brugge is hosting "Esports: The Conference" on June 4th, in partnership with BESF. This international event will bring together industry leaders, educators, and government officials to explore the potential of Esports in education and career development. Special guest Eefje 'Sjokz' Depoorter will also be in attendance.

KTA Brugge - Esports The Conference.png

Esports: The Conference" Hosted by KTA Brugge on June 4th, Featuring BESF as Proud Partner

The Belgian Esports Federation (BESF) is thrilled to announce the national qualifiers for eFootball, where the best players from Belgium will compete for a chance to represent their country on the global stage.Online Qualification (May 5): Date: May 5, 2024, at 2pm Register <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://app.playorium.io/en/tournament/660c82f36f1e904241562947">here</a>.&nbsp;Offline Event (May 12): Date: May 12, 2024, at 11am Register <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://app.playorium.io/en/tournament/660c83746f1e90424156294a">here</a>.To participate in the eFootball national qualifiers, you must: •&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Be a resident of Belgium. •&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Hold a Belgian identity card or residence card (these may be requested at any time). •&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Be of legal age as of November 1, 2024. •&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Have a valid passport by November 1, 2024. Meeting these requirements is crucial for your participation, as the stakes are high! &nbsp;The winner of the Belgian national qualifiers will secure a coveted spot at the IESF World Esports Championship in Riyadh. This prestigious international event brings together top esports talent from around the globe, and our champion will proudly represent Belgium on this grand stage. Whether you’re a seasoned eFootball pro or a rising star, don’t miss this opportunity to showcase your skills and compete for glory. Register now and join us in the pursuit of esports excellence! Stay tuned for updates, match schedules, and more. Let’s make Belgium proud!&nbsp; &nbsp;

Join the Belgian Esports Federation (BESF) National Qualifiers for eFootball: Road to Riyadh! Compete online on May 5 and offline on May 12 for a chance to represent Belgium at the prestigious IESF World Esports Championship. Register now and showcase your skills on the global stage! 

Latest news

BESF Support Two Groundbreakin...

Matthew Watson Joins BESF as V...

PUBG Mobile 2025...

Happy New Year - BESF is wishi...

Manu Lecomte Joins BESF as Adv...

Nalin Chaturvedi Joins BESF as...

BESF Welcomes Liesbeth Last as...

Get Involved - Join the Belgia...

Youssef Kaddar Joins Belgian E...

Kris Vandevoorde Appointed as ...

Esports: The Conference" Hoste...

BESF National Qualifiers for e...

Made possible by the players of