Chaos Theory wants to revolutionize the esports landscape in Southeast Asia, starting with Singapore.

Chaos Theory

Chaos Theory, founded by Drew Holt-Kentwell and Hai Ng, will offer full employment contracts to esports players. The arrangement is the first-of-its-kind in Singapore.

Besides an actual salary, other player benefits include CPF contributions (compulsory social security), medical healthcare, and coaching to allow players to reach their full potential.

Holt-Kentwell, former Head of Global Esports at Razer, is confident that his organization will help bring structure and benefits to budding esports teams in the region.

“The esports industry is exploding, and there is a huge talent pool here with untapped potential,” said Holt-Kentwell in a press statement. “Chaos Theory was set up to establish new professional standards for the industry, and change the way esports teams in SEA are seen and run.

“We want to equip esports professionals with the experience and skills that they need, to cultivate world-class players and show that a career in esports is viable.”

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Chaos Theory

The organization’s current stable includes one Overwatch team and an all-female team for League of Legends.

In addition, Chaos Theory plans to expand competitively into other titles such as PLAYERPLAYERUNKNOWN’S Battlegrounds, Dota 2, and Mobile Legends, as well as in countries like Vietnam, Thailand, and the Philippines in the near future.

The organization currently has sponsorships with Foodpanda, Zero Dot One, Corsair, Sector Six Apparel, and Colosseum.

To learn more about the Chaos Theory, visit its website here.

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