### <center>This week, at the The International World Championship in Shanghai, in which participants compete in the Dota 2 video game, there is a record prize of US $ 33.7 million.</center>
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As the first generation of professional “gamers” reach the age of retirement, eSports are confronted with a complicated question: after years killing rivals in a virtual world, now what?

It is a dilemma that comes much earlier than in most sports. In the frenetic world of eSports, or electronic sports, players can be finished with only 23 years, because the reaction capacity is supposedly lower from that age.

A millisecond can be key in the online battlefields of eSports, a discipline that stands out strongly and in which economic rewards skyrocket.

This week, at the The International World Championship in Shanghai, in which participants compete in the Dota 2 video game, there is a record prize of US $ 33.7 million.

In Dota 2, a game for several players, these usually refer to an age limit of 30 years.

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