Hey, everyone. As I mentioned earlier, I'm doing something different on my live stream today. As you may know, I'm the Chief Innovation Officer of GameSquare, a NASDAQ listed company that trades under the ticker GAME. Every quarter, our company hosts a conference call, which we thought would be a great opportunity to feature on my live stream, so you will see more of what I do at GameSquare. We also thought it would be a great opportunity to host investors on my Twitch channel to get the live streaming experience that is such a big part of our community. I'm sure there will be questions, so the chat will be emotes only for today and I'll pin a message that can take you to GameSquare's website where you can learn more about our business and ask questions. Justin Kenna, who is GameSquare's CEO, is hosting today's stream from Complexity's live streaming room in Frisco, Texas, at the address they share with the NFL team, but the Lions will be absolutely destroying in a few weeks. Complexity is also owned by GameSquare. The entire thing gives me conflicting feelings about being a Detroit Lions fan but I better be on my best behavior and not go there today. Most importantly, he is Tim's, Cloak’s and my boss, which also kind of makes me Tim and Cloak’s boss, but we also won't go there. Not today. So let me hand over the stream to Justin for some formalities before we talk about what the future holds at GameSquare.

Thanks, Ninja. And good luck on December 30 when the Lions come to town. I think you might need it. I'm extremely excited to be here today and to review the progress we are making at GameSquare as we create a leading technology-enabled platform that helps connect brands to gaming fans and youth audiences globally. Today's live stream is being broadcast over Twitch as well as our social channels and our company website. We believe that we're the first public company ever to live stream a quarterly conference call on Twitch, reflecting our core focus of driving stakeholder engagement through innovation. I'll start today's stream with an overview of the progress we are making, including the recently announced definitive agreement to acquire FaZe Clan, before joining Ninja in a Q&A discussion on the future of GameSquare and the innovation we are bringing to our markets, our customers, and gaming fans across the world. Before we begin, I have to satisfy our lawyers' advice by stating that certain statements in this call may be forward-looking in nature. These include statements involving known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied in our forward-looking statements. For information about forward-looking statements and risk factors, please see our MD&A for the quarter ended September 30, 2023, which can be found in our company profile at sedar.com and on the company's website. So with these formalities out of the way, let's get down to business. For those not familiar with GameSquare, our journey started only a couple of years ago with one operating subsidiary at annualized revenue of approximately $3 million. Since our inception in the end of 2020, our strategy has been focused on creating a leading media company focused on gaming and youth culture and rapidly getting to scale. I'm extremely encouraged with our success of the past three years as we have announced five acquisitions, including a recently announced FaZe transaction, which will create a company with approximately $138 million in revenue. Our ability to grow revenue by over 45 times in under three years is a result of the comprehensive platform of media and agency solutions, gaming and e-sports organizations, production services and technology capabilities that we've assembled. Our modern end-to-end media platform continues to drive growth, even during challenging market conditions. Brands are coming to GameSquare because of our ability to provide clients with best-in-class technology assets, a large influencer network, and award-winning agency and creative capabilities. As a result, GameSquare can offer unparalleled insight into consumer behaviors, develop data-driven creative strategies, and measure and optimize campaigns towards customer acquisition goals in real time, creating impactful marketing solutions that drive strong returns for our customers. During the third quarter, revenue increased 13% over the second quarter to a record $16 million and was up 58% from the same period last year. Reflecting the benefits of the Engine Gaming acquisition and strong organic growth, our third quarter results also reflect the strides we are making to improve our cash burn. For the third quarter, our adjusted EBITDA loss was $3.6 million, a $0.5 million or $500,000 improvement from the second quarter of 2023. We also continue to strengthen our balance sheet to support growth and invest in our business. During the quarter, we announced a $10 million working capital line with SLR Capital Partners that matures in September of 2026. After the third quarter close, we announced that we entered into a definitive agreement to sell our non-core radio business assets for $4 million. We expect the transaction to close by the end of November, which will further strengthen our balance sheet and will allow us to streamline our focus to support our marketing technology capabilities. We ended the third quarter with a solid pipeline for the fourth quarter and a strong outlook for 2024. We expect sales in our fourth quarter to be up significantly from third quarter levels, reflecting strong seasonality and solid demand for our media and creative services and technology solutions. Our strong outlook reflects the solid integration of the April 2023 acquisition of Engine Gaming, which significantly enhanced our scale, removed duplicative operating and corporate expenses, and most importantly added technology-based capabilities to complete our differentiated end-to-end marketing technology platform. As a result of this transformative acquisition, we have quickly expanded our client offerings to take advantage of notable commercial trends that enable brands and game publishers to target key audiences and measure performance and attribution data points. Engine Gaming is creating exciting revenue opportunities, including the growing success of new performance marketing strategies, as companies are increasingly looking at ways to maximize their returns on marketing investments. During the third quarter, we announced multiple new clients representing over $2 million of annual revenue in 2023. Based on our current pipeline and customer relationships, we expect performance marketing sales can grow to $8 million to $10 million in annual revenue in 2024, with gross margins between 25% and 30%, and we are increasing our investment to accelerate growth even further. As we've highlighted in the past, by currently serving eight of the top 10 largest game publishers in the world, we are able to uncover trends through our comprehensive data and insights access. Game publishers are currently generating 60% of their revenue through creators and brand ambassadors. Being able to manage and activate those relationships through our creator marketing platform has opened up a number of game publisher relationships and enabled us to cross-sell these additional platform capabilities to drive more revenue per customer. We are also seeing growing adoption for our Unreal Editor for Fortnite, or UEFN services that leverage GameSquare's design, production, and digital experience capabilities. These innovative marketing campaigns build custom worlds for brands in popular gaming titles such as Fortnite. During the third quarter, we announced four new UEFN campaigns with prominent blue-chip global brands worth nearly $1 million. We expect growing demand for our UEFN services as large brands look at ways to engage with gaming audiences by creating custom gaming worlds. The activations also reflect GameSquare's ability to create a seamless bridge between brands and gamers by offering a unique platform for interactive brand experiences in the digital world. We believe this will be an important growth engine in 2024 and beyond. As you can see, the Engine Gaming acquisition has contributed to significant revenue and cost synergies and we are focused on replicating its success with the recently announced acquisition of FaZe Clan. FaZe Clan is one of the biggest brands and influences across the global gaming market. The combination with FaZe Clan continues our strategy of acquiring leading companies focused on e-sports, gaming, and youth culture to increase capabilities, grow scale, unlock cost savings, empower fans and creators and ultimately drive value for shareholders. We believe there are significant strategic and financial benefits to the acquisition as we leverage the powerful infrastructure we have created and the full spectrum of resources within the GameSquare ecosystem to reinvigorate and drive value at FaZe. I'm extremely excited to welcome back three of FaZe Clan's founders to lead FaZe and reestablish the brand's authenticity, FaZe Banks, Rug, Temperrr, Apex and Faze Bronny just to name a few. GameSquare and FaZe Clan will also combine a hyper-engaged global fan base with over 1 billion of combined audience, with a core focus on 13 to 34-year-old audiences. We'll have a powerful portfolio of brand partners that includes Porsche, Nike, Jack in the Box, Xfinity, Miller Lite, and Ghost. Finally, we have identified over $18 million in future run rate cost savings supported by reduced corporate costs and a focus on driving efficiencies across the organization. The combination of GameSquare, Engine Gaming, and FaZe Clan has created a business with approximately $138 million in annual revenue and at an annual gross margin of over 26%, we will have taken nearly $30 million of costs out of merging corporate overhead and other cost-saving actions. Going forward, significant cost savings combined with expected double-digit organic revenue growth will support a highly profitable financial model. With one quarter remaining in 2023, I'm extremely excited about the progress that we've made so far this year and the opportunities to drive value for our shareholders in 2024 and beyond. We entered the fourth quarter with a robust pipeline and expect sales to be up significantly from third quarter levels, which we believe will drive positive adjusted EBITDA in the fourth quarter. I'm thrilled by the direction that we are headed and I look forward to updating you on the continued progress that we're making. So with that I'd like to bring Ninja back and let's jump into a little bit of Q&A.

All right, Justin. Now it's my turn. We have both been in the business of gaming, esports, and youth culture for a while. How has the overall market influenced GameSquare’s financial results, and how do you see the market evolving in 2024 and beyond?

Great question, Ty. Yeah, look, there's no doubt. It's been sort of a challenging brand and ad market and there's been a number of macro factors. I think to sort of touch on esports firstly, I think that there's been some different sentiment out there around esports winters and other pieces. I think esports in general is going through a very sort of natural growth stage of consolidation, and I think we remain really bullish on the future of esports, and we're seeing publishers and organizations come together and partner a lot more. I think we'll continue to see that. We see a lot of opportunity in that space. More broadly in the sort of gamer and creator economy in general, look by every metric in terms of audience and eyeballs, it's only going north. So we feel really good about how we're positioned to take advantage of that. As we start to see markets return, and they will, we're starting to see those brand and ad dollars come back. And I think that we're really well positioned at GameSquare to take full advantage of that.

I believe it's all about evolving as a streamer and producing content that reflects the games I play. My journey began with competitive Halo in 1v1 matches, which was my way of entertaining my audience. Over time, my focus shifted to competing in different games like Destiny, and then I transitioned to Battle Royales such as H1Z1, PUBG, and Fortnite. Recently, we've added a podcast and have exciting events like Ninja New Year's on the horizon. It's important for me to provide unique experiences and regular content that fans look forward to. I have always aimed to entertain with my voice, humor, and gameplay, creating fun moments during my daily streams. As long as I enjoy what I'm doing, content comes naturally, especially when playing with friends. Everyone loves a good game with a squad, and I'll keep producing funny content and hitting clips.

Awesome. Can you tell people what you've accomplished so far and what's in store for the remainder of the year?

Our goal for the first year is to be innovative, provide new experiences, and create content. We will focus on accelerating growth and increasing product sales in the second year. I'm currently wearing one of the shirts we released in a very limited quantity. It was meant to be a small introduction, and it's become one of my favorites. People are impressed by its quality, it looks great, and everyone is really pleased with it. Those who bought it during the initial release are thrilled, and many have been requesting it again. Although it's just a small merchandise effort, it represents a small step toward what we can achieve. This shirt is a favorite among my community, and they constantly ask me to bring it back.

Why don't you tell everyone what attracted you to GameSquare and how we support your efforts to drive innovation and engagement within the gaming community?

Great question, Justin. I think the thing that attracted me the most about GameSquare is, I mean, you just did an incredible job selling it to when we were talking about what it is that you guys do differently than all those other companies out there, especially with Complexity as well. And I think what really drew me to you guys over picking anyone else, over starting something of my own, is you guys absolutely have, and you always say this in your pitch, you have like a front-to-back process of being able to run events, right? Being able to start events and then literally get everything that goes into those events. You guys also understand the space, right? The fact that you don't have to go out of your way to reach out to other companies or people to accomplish things, to get things done. Take TimTheTatman's event, for example, TimTheTatman Tailgate in Dallas was one of the most amazing events ever. I was super blessed to be a part of it. It was out of this world and you guys were able to do all of that in-house with the companies that rock with GameSquare. That, and just again, I think that true understanding of the gaming space and the culture is very important. You can't buy that, and that's what drew me to you guys.

Justin, there have been so many sports, gaming and media companies that are trying to figure out how to compete in the market and engage with youth audiences. How is GameSquare able to differentiate itself and create a successful business when so many other companies have not been successful? It's often joked about how hard it is to reach certain audiences, but for us, this is a significant opportunity. Our focus on data and technology is key. The acquisition of Engine Gaming has set us apart with Stream Hatchet, allowing us to access in-house data and better understand these audiences and communities. While having a top-notch team to execute is essential, understanding the audience is paramount. Furthermore, having a media network designed specifically to reach these audiences gives us a unique end-to-end solution that our competitors lack. We do face competition in various areas, but our comprehensive solution encompassing data, marketing, creative services, technology, and media is unparalleled, and we believe it's the right approach.

How do you envision FaZe as a part of GameSquare?

Yeah, I mean, it's an incredibly exciting opportunity. I was actually talking about this the other day. And for those that aren't as close to the industry, FaZe really is the New York Yankees, or more importantly, the Dallas Cowboys of the gaming world. And they truly are the biggest global gaming brand in the space. I see a lot of really immediate opportunities in the infrastructure that we've built and we currently already work with FaZe, but there are a lot of areas in FaZe that they do outsource that we'll be able to bring in-house and really sort of capture a little more revenue and expand margin. I think there's sort of a really good blueprint there. We acquired Complexity about 2.5 years ago, and during that time we've grown our aggregate audience tenfold, we've grown revenue by over 200%, and reduced burn by around $10 million, to a point where we're effectively breakeven. If you look at that blueprint as to what we'll be able to do at FaZe, that's a pretty good indicator. We're extremely excited. I mean, again, FaZe is the largest gaming brand by audience and they have a larger audience across their core platforms than any other sporting team in the world. So yeah, the opportunities are there for us. I think we've built the right infrastructure and we're extremely excited to get to work.

But yeah, that's it, man.

It's been a lot of fun, Ninja. Thank you for joining today's call and for helping expand GameSquare's offerings. To everyone on today's live stream, we are just getting started. We believe the long-term opportunities at GameSquare are immense. 2024 is going to be a transformative year for GameSquare as a result of strong organic growth and the successful integration of the FaZe Clan acquisition. I'm thrilled by the direction that we are headed and excited to report on our success in the coming months. We hope that you'll continue to follow us and appreciate everybody tuning in. Thanks very much.