In March, the top five most-watched Twitch teams remained the same, but most squads saw a decline in live viewership. Notably, One True King, once a fan favorite, experienced a significant drop in stats after Zack’s (Asmongold) departure and now barely makes the top 20. The team with the biggest growth, however, came from a major esports organization, securing a spot in the overall ranking thanks to an almost 100% surge in viewership.
Among the most notable trends in the top five rankings is the modest growth in watch time for GG Talent Group, which saw a 6% increase over the past month and is now closing in on Loaded, which has maintained the second spot in the overall rankings for several months. Meanwhile, even though Mythic Talent experienced a slight drop in stats, it still confidently holds the top position and shows no signs of relinquishing it in the near future.
Yume Talent kept its fifth-place position, with the most popular Twitch streamer of March, Marc “Caedrel” Lamont, leading the charge. Yume has the smallest roster among the top 10 teams (with Twitch Ambassadors, for example, ranking lower despite having over 150 channels streaming under their name). In March, Caedrel actively covered matches of his team, Los Ratones, along with other major League of Legends tournaments, which played a key role in driving impressive viewership for the squad.
Team Liquid saw the biggest audience growth in March, driven by their strong roster of content creators. Much of this boost came from the World of Warcraft Race to World First, where the Liquid Ultimates emerged victorious in the race to complete The War Within. Max "Maximum" Smith, the team's guild leader, became their most-watched streamer during the event.
The talent agency rankings didn’t bring many surprises, with most teams maintaining their positions in the top 10. However, the standout performer of the month was the Russian streamer team, Gamers Club. They were the only team in the ranking to show significant growth in Hours Watched (HW), skyrocketing by 82%, thanks to an overall increase in streaming activity from its members, which led to more viewers tuning in. This impressive jump allowed them to pull ahead of RAHFT, who ultimately landed in 11th place.
In the esports organizations ranking, another notable performer was Echo, which also has a World of Warcraft guild. Events like Race to World First consistently boost the audience for teams like Echo, so the staggering 862% growth isn’t as surprising as it might seem at first glance.
Karmine Corp delivered strong results, led by their star, Kamel “Kameto” Kebir. In March, the team made it to the final of the prestigious international League of Legends tournament, First Stand, sparking immense excitement among fans. Kameto’s streams of the matches played a major role in boosting the team's viewership, with the competition run being a key factor behind their impressive numbers.
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