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Player1 Events Staff Laid off

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15 May 2024 18:14

Player1 Events, the organizers behind the Insomnia Gaming Festival, is based in the UK has announced a bunch of lay offs. Warren Lincoln, confirmed the dismissal of all staff members today. Notably, Player1 Events operates under the ownership of Supernova Capital, which acquired both Insomnia and Player1 Events from UK retailer GAME back in 2021.

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Warren Lincoln stated "Those that/were all associated with hashtag#P1Events would of continued to strive for greatness as that was the whole bedrock ethos of the show, therefore, you are all excellent IMHO. I accept that the landscape of gaming events is/has changed, but it doesn't make it any easier to stomach when poor decisions result in mass significant impacts in an industry which is already haemorrhaging job roles."

The fate of the Insomnia Gaming Festival hangs in uncertainty, with no clear direction forward. A public statement from Supernova is expected, shedding light on the situation. Despite this uncertainty, RuneFest 2024 and a SuperDome esports event will still be on. However, RuneFest recently announced a delay in the sale of tickets, citing 'unforeseen circumstances.'


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Player1 Events Staff Laid off

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15 May 2024 18:14

Tags: Player1

Player1 Events, the organizers behind the Insomnia Gaming Festival, is based in the UK has announced a bunch of lay offs. Warren Lincoln, confirmed the dismissal of all staff members today. Notably, Player1 Events operates under the ownership of Supernova Capital, which acquired both Insomnia and Player1 Events from UK retailer GAME back in 2021.

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Warren Lincoln stated "Those that/were all associated with hashtag#P1Events would of continued to strive for greatness as that was the whole bedrock ethos of the show, therefore, you are all excellent IMHO. I accept that the landscape of gaming events is/has changed, but it doesn't make it any easier to stomach when poor decisions result in mass significant impacts in an industry which is already haemorrhaging job roles."

The fate of the Insomnia Gaming Festival hangs in uncertainty, with no clear direction forward. A public statement from Supernova is expected, shedding light on the situation. Despite this uncertainty, RuneFest 2024 and a SuperDome esports event will still be on. However, RuneFest recently announced a delay in the sale of tickets, citing 'unforeseen circumstances.'


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Dante Uzel
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Dante Uzel is an esports and gaming news journalist with eight years covering the industry. His work has appeared in publications including Game Life and The Game Post, and he currently reports for TwogNews and TwogPedia.