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Kristian Segerstrale, the COO of Super Evil Megacorp, the creator of mobile MOBA Vainglory, reckons that eSports is going to get a lot bigger on mobile.Of course, he's going to say this given that he's just made a deal with e-sports organization ESL to set-up the Vainglory Cup Series. This is the first touchscreen game that the ESL will host for an eSports tournament.But, in speaking to The Guardian, Segerstrale even cracked out some mathematical calculations to accompany his prediction.First off, he acknowledged that eSports has been around on PC for years. And that it's also very early days for eSports on mobile."But in three years' time, there will still only be 600m or 700m home PCs capable of running the highest-spec PC games, yet there will be 2.5bn or 3bn devices capable of running Vainglory," Segerstrale said."That's why the touchscreen eSports opportunity will be maybe five times larger than the PC eSports opportunity today."Note that Segerstrale refers only to the "highest-spec PC games" in his calculations. Now consider that, for example, Counter-Strike 1.6 is still being used in tournaments today. That's a game from 1999, and it looks like it, too.Plus, perhaps the biggest PC game for eSports right now is League of Legends, and that is huge. As of 2014 it had 27 million daily players and winners of its World Championship compete for over $2 million as a prize.Also worth noting is that Segerstrale positions his PC figures against the estimated total number of people who will own a smartphone or tablet in a few years time.But as we all know, a lot of people who own these devices don't use them for playing hardcore games like Vainglory. It's Candy Crush Saga, Angry Birds, and similar but more casual games like Clash of Clans.Still, Segerstrale is probably right about eSports on mobile becoming a much bigger thing in the next few years..