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CHARGE’s Impact on Scottish Esports

Callum Doyle
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Thursday 3 July 2025
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Last month, Glasgow’s biggest student-run esports event, Battle For Glasgow 2025, once again brought together competitors and communities from across Scotland. At the helm of this undertaking as Events Manager for CHARGE Entertainment is Will “Bruhdini” Vogt.

In an exclusive video interview, Will delves into the inspirations behind Battle For Glasgow, the vital role of grassroots initiatives for Scottish esports, and the profound impact the event has had on local students and the wider gaming community. He’ll also share insights into CHARGE’s student-run ethos, how they foster inclusivity, and the tournament organisers’ future, offering key advice for others looking to follow their path.

Watch the full interview with Will “Bruhdini” Vogt here: 

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