The Esports Integrity Coalition, or ESIC, was established a few years ago to help improve the integrity of esports with regards to issues like cheating and corruption, and now the organisation has announced the introduction of three new members.
Geem is one of these members, which is a digital esports platform from Dubai that's bringing daily online competitions to the Middle East. On top of that there's also esports platform UMG, as well as Spanish tournament organiser LVP, providing competitions for games like CS:GO and League of Legends in their Superliga Orange tournament.
Esports Integrity Commissioner Ian Smith said, "We are delighted to welcome all our new members to the Esports Integrity Coalition. Each one is doing something remarkable in their country or with exciting new technologies and we can't wait to work with them to continue keeping the world of esports free from corruption, match manipulation, betting fraud and doping."
More information on ESIC can be found on its official website. Do you think ESIC is doing a good job in esports right now?