eSports and school-affiliated eSports teams are a different event altogether than what you're talking about. I'm still on the fence, but I think competitive esports provide both an outlet and an opportunity for learning about teamwork, winning and losing, and so on for those who may not otherwise want to or be able to compete in traditional sports. Children with disabilities in particular are benefiting, at least in my area. This video game cycling, though, is another brand of nonsense altogether. I live in an area where indoor cycling is popular in the winter, and Zwift is like a religion...