eMarketer reports U.S. esports ad revenues are expected to pass $200 million by 2020. Jimmy Mondal, host of Cheddar Esports, breaks down why it's so important for teams to bring on partners and why a website is crucial to building a fan base. ________________ Check out [Wix](https://www.wix.com/?utm_campaign=bd_Influencers_cheddar) to find out how to build your business on the web.

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