Jynxzi’s second LoL tournament hits 414K Peak Viewers as it brings creator competition back to Summoner’s Rift

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Nicholas “Jynxzi” Stewart returned with the second edition of his League of Legends streamer tournament on October 14, which peaked at 414K viewers across all its broadcasts. Backed once again by Riot Games, the October event paired creator competition with a new selection of Twitch Drops, including the Arcane Warwick skin.

After debuting to a record peak of 417,700 concurrent viewers in May, Jynxzi's own Twitch channel peaked at 230,001 concurrent viewers during the second influencer-led competition. While the event's overall numbers do not come close to matching the inaugural edition, they showed that the Twitch star’s events can match the livestreaming numbers of prominent series like LEC and CBLoL.

Jynxzi’s second League of Legends tournament viewership stats

  Overall statistics and leading channels from Jynxzi’s second League of Legends tournament   

Jynxzi’s second LoL tournament generated 1.9 million Hours Watched in a little over six hours of coverage across all its livestreams. The event averaged almost 307K viewers and reached its highest audience of 414K peak concurrent viewers during the game between Team Kadeem and Team SuperTF.

Jynxzi’s personal Twitch broadcast recorded 1.42 million Hours Watched, averaging 113.1K viewers. Its peak of 230K represented a drop of 44.93% from what it reached during the first edition, which was also a personal record for the popular American star. He also gained an impressive 71K followers.

The 25-year-old also multistreamed on YouTube, where he notched more steady livestreaming numbers. The stream accrued 118K watch hours and attracted 15.4K Peak Viewers.

Overall, Jynxzi's Streamer League of Legends Tourney #2 generated enough livestreaming numbers to challenge and beat the viewership of recent top-tier popular regional leagues like LEC Summer 2026, CBLOL 2026 Split 2 and LCS 2026 Summer.

  Comparing the two Jynxzi League of Legends tournaments   

For context, the first edition generated approximately 4.7 million Hours Watched and reached 920,800 Peak Viewers, according to Streams Charts. Moreover, it outperformed the combined peak viewership of the LEC Spring 2026, LCS Spring 2026 and the CBLOL 2026 Cup.

Who played in Jynxzi’s second LoL tournament?

Before the competition, Jynxzi called for 40 streamers to participate, matching the scale of his first League of Legends event. The participating roster, apart from event host Jynxzi, featured Jason "JasonTheWeen" Nguyen, Matthew "SuperTF" DeLisi, Bryce "Arky" Justice, MarIsOki, JoJoThaMoFo and Bryce "HutchMF" Hutchinson.

To fill the "high-tier carry/coach" requirement, several massive names from the global League community participated. This included legendary European former pro Tim "Nemesis" Lipovšek (former Fnatic mid laner) and elite Challenger jungle main Muhammed "Agurin" Kocak, who served as the structural backbone on the macro side of the draft strategy.

Who won Jynxzi’s second LoL tournament?

Team Mar claimed the title after defeating Team JoJo in the grand final. Each player on the winning squad, which comprised MarIsOki, Isak "NattyNatt" Elgh, MaryMaybe, Sydney "Sydeon" Parker and Jeremy "DisguisedToast" Wang, received 100 gifted Twitch subscriptions plus tickets and flights to the LoL Worlds 2026.

The result followed Team xQc’s victory over Team Zoil in the inaugural tournament, giving the October edition a new champion. Team JoJo’s squad had Joseph "JoJoThaMoFo", Ludwig Ahgren, Humzh Aborati, Russel and Joshua "Project_Ashe_NA" Waldow.

What Twitch Drops were available during the tournament?

Riot Games announced three rewards for viewers watching eligible broadcasts:

• 30 minutes: “Malphite Press R” emote
• Two hours: Arcane Warwick skin
• Three hours: Arcane Warwick Mythic Chroma

Viewers were instructed to connect their Riot Games and Twitch accounts before tuning in to qualify. The rewards followed the first tournament’s Master Yi skin giveaway, continuing Riot’s support for Jynxzi’s creator-led League of Legends events.

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