The world of eSports is constantly expanding and changing; there is a growing interest in following and participating in virtual competitions among an increasing number of people. Over the past few years, the issue of women's presence in eSports has been much debated — whether as active competitors in virtual competitions or as professionals involved behind the scenes.

Despite the remarkable progress made recently in the field—each season offers the same reality, which is markedly unequal in terms of gender—in the eSports arena, serious gender disparities persist in this specific field. Many women face situations of belittling discrimination, discouraging harassment, or derogatory prejudice simply for playing competitive video games. These obstacles ultimately drive away many potentially talented female competitors, who find themselves discouraged from entering this predominantly male-dominated field.

However, it's crucial to emphasize that there are efforts and organizations dedicated to fostering inclusion and diversity in eSports. Competitions like the Girl Gamer eSports Festival and organizations like Women in Games seek to promote visibility and opportunities for women in the video game industry.

It is crucial that members of the eSports community unite in the fight against sexism and machismo present in this competitive environment to make it more welcoming and inclusive for all players involved. Only through this joint effort will it be possible to achieve true gender equality in eSports—a benefit that will not be limited to female participants but will positively impact the entire industry.