Jynxzi's second LoL tournament peaks at 414K viewers, rivaling pro leagues
Streams Charts says Jynxzi's second creator-led League of Legends tournament drew 1.9 million hours watched in just over six hours on October 14.
Nicholas "Jynxzi" Stewart returned on October 14 with the second edition of his League of Legends streamer tournament, backed again by Riot Games. Streams Charts reports the creator-led event peaked at 414,000 concurrent viewers across its broadcasts, during the game between Team Kadeem and Team SuperTF, and averaged almost 307,000 viewers.
The totals came fast. The tournament generated 1.9 million hours watched in a little over six hours. Jynxzi's own Twitch broadcast accounted for 1.42 million of those hours, averaging 113,100 viewers and peaking at 230,000, while his YouTube multistream added 118,000 watch hours. He also gained 71,000 followers during the event.
Those numbers were below the first edition, which reached 920,800 peak viewers and about 4.7 million hours watched, but Streams Charts says the second edition still challenged recent top regional leagues such as LEC Summer 2026, CBLOL 2026 Split 2 and LCS 2026 Summer. Team Mar won the final, with each winning player receiving 100 gifted Twitch subscriptions plus tickets and flights to LoL Worlds 2026 — another sign creator-run events now carry league-scale audiences and prizes.
Source: Streams Charts · October 15, 2026. Summarised by Vera Ríos for the Pangea+ desk, in our own words — a pen name; the numbers aren't.