Dakdan Esports network, level 4 of 5
Senior Esports League
Competition does not retire.
Competition does not retire.
Structured, social, accessible competition for adults 55 and older, hosted by senior living communities, parks and recreation departments, libraries and community centers. The most underserved segment in competitive gaming, with coaching and on-site support where communities host.
- Who competes
- Adults 55 and older.
- Format
- Structured, social, accessible competition with coaching and on-site support where communities host.
- Who joins
- Senior living operators, parks and recreation departments, libraries and community centers.
How a season runs.
Three steps from registration to the first match, the same for every organization in the league.
- 01
Host a community
A community, department or library registers as a host and names an activities coordinator.
- 02
Onboard players
Players register with help from the coordinator; we provide accessibility settings and a short coaching program.
- 03
Weekly play
Short, scheduled matches at consistent times, league standings posted on the community's page.
Questions organizations ask first.
- Do players need prior gaming experience?
- No. The coaching program starts from first controller and every title has an accessible settings profile.
- What does a host need?
- A room, an internet connection and a coordinator. Esports Pod can supply equipment where a host wants a permanent setup.
The ladder
One platform, one identity, one sponsor inventory across all five leagues.
Bring senior living and recreation communities into the league.
Register an organization for the next Senior Esports League season, or talk to Sports Media, Inc. about a managed rollout.