Ludwig's Streamer Games 2026 Announced: Dates, Venue & How to Watch
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Ludwig has officially announced Streamer Games 2026, the second edition of his real-life creator competition. The event runs August 1–2, 2026 at the Allyson Felix Track & Field Complex at USC in Los Angeles, with the announcement going live at streamergames.gg. Here is everything confirmed so far.
Dates
August 1–2, 2026
Venue
Allyson Felix Track, USC
Host
Ludwig
Watch
Twitch & YouTube (free)
What Is Streamer Games?
Streamer Games is Ludwig's real-life competition series pitting content creators against each other in physical challenges in front of a live audience. The first edition took place in Los Angeles in August 2025 and became one of the year's standout in-person creator events. The 2026 return moves to a dedicated athletics venue — USC's Allyson Felix Track & Field Complex — signaling a bigger, more track-and-field-focused production.
When & Where
Dates
August 1–2, 2026
Venue
Allyson Felix Track & Field Complex
City
Los Angeles, CA (USC)
Host
Ludwig
The weekend includes a pre-event fan fest, photo ops, meet-and-greets and more for in-person attendees.
Who's Competing?
The full roster is still to be announced. The announcement trailer features appearances from several creators, including:
Ludwig has said the competing lineup will be revealed closer to the event. We'll update this article as the roster is confirmed.
How to Watch Streamer Games 2026
Fans who can't attend in person can watch free on Ludwig's official channels — no subscription or pay-per-view required.
Tickets
In-person tickets are available through the official Streamer Games website and the USC Trojans box office. Full pricing, seating and the competition format are expected in the lead-up to the event.
streamergames.gg — official event site & ticketsWhat to Expect
- A two-day, real-life creator competition at a proper track & field venue — the format looks set to lean into athletics-style events.
- A live audience with a fan fest, photo ops and meet-and-greets across the weekend.
- A competing roster revealed closer to the event; the trailer teases Tyler1, CDawgVA, Cellbit and others.
- A free global stream on Ludwig's Twitch and YouTube — no pay-per-view.
- A likely follow-up to the 2025 debut, which drew a large in-person and online audience in LA.