Two MOBA world championships in League of Legends and Arena of Valor helped the games’ official channels finish among the most-watched ones in November 2025. While the Riot Games PC offering reached its apex during the first ten days, the mobile titles' most coveted event began mid-month and will run till the third week of December.
The biggest regional league in Mobile Legends: Bang Bang ended at the beginning of last month, putting a big spotlight on Moonton's popular mobile offering. Meanwhile, the StarLadder Budapest Major 2025 meant Counter-Strike 2 fans had much to discuss towards the end of last month.
Virtual YouTubers (VTubers) continued their consistent recent run of activity, making up almost half of the streamers' leaderboard in November 2025. A couple of Brazilian superstar content creators also continued their reign, thanks to their coverage of some of the most prominent esports competitions.
Top YouTube Gaming organization channels, November 2025
League of Legends regained its spot atop the list of most-watched organization channels for November 2025 via the official LCK channel. It was the only entry to post over 7 million in Hours Watched (HW), with almost all of it coming during the all-Korean Grand Final, where T1 once again made history. The match also reached a substantial peak of nearly 1.2 million live viewers, much more than any other entry on this table.
With its reputation as the most-watched live esports event today, the LoL Worlds had many other official channels covering the action throughout. This includes the English, Vietnamese, and Chinese language channels, each accruing over 2.3 million HW to make these top-ten watch time standings.
Arena of Valor had two channels to make the list, including Liên Quân Mobile eSports-Garena in the second spot. This Vietnamese channel livestreamed matches of the Arena of Valor International Championship 2025, one of the game's most coveted competitions.
The Liên Quânc channel also broadcast the games from the Arena of Glory Winter 2025, the top AoV league in Vietnam. The other Arena of Valor channel here is Garena RoV Thailand, which covered the AIC 2025 matches for its massive Thai audience.
Two renowned organizers who livestreamed different high-level CS2 tournaments also found places here. In ninth was ESL Counter-Strike, followed by BLAST Premier, as the duo accrued just over 2 million HW by covering the IEM Chengdu 2025 and the BLAST Rivals Fall 2025, respectively.
Last but not least is Skyesports, one of the biggest organizers in India, where esports broadcasts on YouTube remain the dominant force. The channel covered matches from the Chennai Esports Global Championship (CEGC) and the Pokémon UNITE Asia Champions League 2026 - India.
When moving to the peak concurrent viewership, a lot of the above channels find places here as well. One of the fresh entrants is the official PlayStation channel, which hit 203,378 Peak Viewers (PV) during the November 11 State of Play Japan. Fans got news on games like BlazBlue Entropy Effect X and The Forsaken Hollows, Elden Ring Nightreign's latest DLC.
KRAFTON INDIA ESPORTS also made it here thanks to coverage of the Battlegrounds Mobile India International Cup 2025, where spots at the PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2025 were at stake. Closing out the organization channels was Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Indonesia, which livestreamed the MPL Indonesia Season 16, Magic Chess: Go Go Rising Stars Season 3 and the MCGG Synergy Master Challenge.
Top YouTube Gaming streamers, November 2025
Among YouTube Gaming content creators, the top name by watch time in November 2025 was TheBurntPeanut. The rising star, who objects to the VTuber label despite having a virtual avatar and not revealing his real name/physical appearance, has been making waves this Fall. Last month, he accumulated just over 6 million HW, driven by livestreams on games like ARC Raiders, with the new release taking over livestreaming thanks to the hype surrounding it.
Caylus "CaylusBlox" Cunningham, the rising Roblox star and now regular on these monthly lists, finished second and was the only other name to cross 5 million HW. He was followed by Alexandre "Gaules" Borba, whose livestreams remain must-see among Brazilian audiences, especially when he's covering prominent events in Counter-Strike 2.
Another famous esports caster from Brazil, Gustavo "Baiano" Gomes, and Vietnam's Hoàng Luân made this leaderboard on the back of their League of Legends coverage. They were joined by the YouTube superstar Typical Gamer, whose livestreams of Fortnite and its new season put the Canadian in the spotlight last month.
Four VTubers made this top ten list — Pekora Ch., Miko Ch., Kuzuha Channel, and Ririka "胡桃沢りりか" Kurumizawa. As always, they were playing titles more popular in their homeland of Japan, including Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake, Pokémon Rubin- und Saphir-Edition and Final Fantasy VIII.
Apart from the names already mentioned above, one of the most popular YouTube Gaming streamers last month was Delwyn Sukamto, the CEO and Founder of Alter Ego Esports, whose new channel continues to find massive audiences. He reached a channel record of 258,725 PV during the MPL Indonesia Season 16 Upper Bracket Final between his side and ONIC.
Abraham "ElAbrahaham" Flores continued to fly the flag high for the Hispanic community, with his Minecraft content driving his viewership. Alongside another entrant, Samuel "VEGETTA777" de Luque, he participated in one of the biggest annual livestreaming events, Squid Craft Games 4, which he exited on the third and penultimate day.
Other regular names on these rankings also found their way here, including MLBB streamer Ade "set1awanade" Setiawan Pamungkas. Nicholas "Nick Eh 30" Amyoony's livestreams of Fortnite and the hype leading up to its newest chapter also helped him finish in this top-ten table.
