Ludwig's Streamer Games 2026 Results: Team Worldwide Wins, Full Standings & 512K Peak
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Team Worldwide won Ludwig's Streamer Games 2026 with 72 points, finishing seven clear of a tie for second after two days of track-and-field and schoolyard events at USC. The third edition also became the biggest by a wide margin: 512,984 peak viewers and 6.45 million hours watched, up 72% on 2025. Full standings, event winners and the channel-by-channel numbers below.
Champions
Team Worldwide (72 pts)
Peak viewers
512,984
Hours watched
6.45 million
Venue
Allyson Felix Track, USC
Who Won Streamer Games 2026?
Team Worldwide — T10nat, Ray (rayasianboy), Angelique (Develiquee), Cellbit and Rynenzo — took the championship on 72 points. Red Bull, which co-produced the event with Ludwig's Mogul Moves, credited consistency across both days rather than any single blowout: the team never won the weekend outright in one event, but kept scoring.
Cellbit's summary of the win, via Red Bull: “Fight for your team no matter what, and keep smiling.”
Final Standings
Eight teams, three ties, and a bottom place that never recovered. Team UK finished 36 points behind the champions — the widest gap in the event's short history.
| # | Team | Points |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Team Worldwide | 72 |
| 2= | Team All-Stars | 65 |
| 2= | Team Mexico | 65 |
| 4= | Streamer University Alumni | 59 |
| 4= | Team Canada | 59 |
| 4= | Team France | 59 |
| 7 | Team USA | 53 |
| 8 | Team United Kingdom | 36 |
Event Winners & Highlights
The programme mixed athletics with playground formats — 100m Dash, William Tell Archery, Paper Airplane Toss, Crate Stacking, Musical Chairs, Dodgeball, Simon Says and the Cubert Toss. The individual results Red Bull and event coverage confirmed:
| Event | Winner |
|---|---|
100m Dash Opening event of the weekend | Rynenzo |
William Tell Archery Accuracy event | Cocottee |
Cubert Toss Record throw on his final attempt | BMS Joel |
Simon Says Last-creator-standing format | QTCinderella |
Two moments carried past the weekend. BMS Joel's final Cubert Toss attempt was billed as a new record for the event, and Rynenzo's 100m win came with an on-screen time of 9.88 seconds that viewers immediately questioned — it would have beaten the world record, so treat it as a timing artefact rather than a result.
Streamer Games 2026 Viewership
Tournament totals from Esports Charts, counting every tracked broadcast of the event:
| Peak viewers | 512,984Aug 1, 22:35 UTC |
| Average viewers | 418,523 |
| Hours watched | 6,452,225 |
| Airtime | 15h 30mAcross both competition days |
| Concurrent broadcasts | up to 156Creator POVs plus official feeds |
| Media value | ≈$4.55MAdvertising-equivalent, per Esports Charts |
The 512,984 peak landed on the opening day, at 22:35 UTC — mid-afternoon in Los Angeles, during the first block of events. Day two was the bigger day for total watch time even without matching that spike.
Platform Split
| Platform | Peak | Hours watched | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| Twitch | 383,181 | 4,754,558 | 73.7% |
| YouTube | 127,256 | 1,596,343 | 24.7% |
| TikTok | 18,744 | 98,916 | 1.5% |
| Kick | 6,398 | 2,408 | 0.04% |
Twitch carried nearly three quarters of the watch time, but YouTube's 1.6 million hours are the number worth noting — a quarter of a creator event this size no longer lives on Twitch alone. Kick was a rounding error.
Most-Watched Channels
With every competitor streaming their own POV, the event was really 150-plus simultaneous broadcasts. The top ten by peak concurrents, with hours watched alongside:
| Channel | Platform | Peak | Hours watched |
|---|---|---|---|
| jynxzi | Twitch | 70,482 | 762,674 |
| ludwig | Twitch | 65,520 | 788,763 |
| Ludwig | YouTube | 63,056 | 376,083 |
| stableronaldo | Twitch | 61,358 | 687,189 |
| joe_bartolozzi | Twitch | 40,842 | 247,219 |
| Jynxzi | YouTube | 36,781 | 222,522 |
| jasontheween | Twitch | 30,426 | 308,242 |
| cinna | Twitch | 23,078 | 18,528 |
| xQc | Twitch | 22,455 | 7,006 |
| realkatieb | Twitch | 20,607 | 214,082 |
Two different answers to “who was the most watched?”. Ludwig's Twitch channel led on hours watched — 788,763, plus another 376,083 on his YouTube feed — while Jynxzi took the highest single peak at 70,482, ahead of Ludwig's 65,520. Note also how differently short appearances score: xQc's co-stream peaked at 22,455 but banked only 7,006 hours, and Cinna's 23,078 peak produced 18,528 — both dropped in briefly rather than covering the weekend.
Three Editions, Tripled Audience
Streamer Games has run every August since 2024, and it has grown every year — this time faster in watch time than in peak, which is what happens when more creators cover more of the event rather than everyone piling into one feed.
| Edition | Peak | Average | Hours watched |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | 175,539 | 134,910 | 1,753,830 |
| 2025 | 374,674 | 318,998 | 3,748,216 |
| 2026 | 512,984 | 418,523 | 6,452,225 |
Year on year: peak +37%, average +31%, hours watched +72%. Against the 2024 debut, watch time is up 3.7×. Compare it with other creator events in our streaming stats tools.
At the Venue
Creators
40
Spectators
2,100+
Days
August 1–2
Forty creators competed in front of more than 2,100 spectators at USC's Allyson Felix Track & Field complex, with Red Bull fan activations, photo ops and merch around the track. The roster included CDawgVA, QTCinderella, Agent 00, MARI, sakura and maya. Red Bull and Alienware sponsored alongside AT&T, and Esports Charts puts the event's advertising-equivalent media value at roughly $4.55 million.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who won Ludwig's Streamer Games 2026?
Team Worldwide — T10nat, Ray (rayasianboy), Angelique (Develiquee), Cellbit and Rynenzo — won with 72 points, seven clear of second place. It was the third edition of the event, created by Ludwig Ahgren and co-produced by Red Bull and Mogul Moves.
What were the final standings at Streamer Games 2026?
Team Worldwide 72 points; Team All-Stars and Team Mexico tied on 65; Streamer University Alumni, Team Canada and Team France tied on 59; Team USA 53; Team United Kingdom 36.
How many people watched Streamer Games 2026?
The event peaked at 512,984 concurrent viewers on August 1 and drew 6,452,225 hours watched with a 418,523 average across 15 and a half hours of airtime, per Esports Charts. Broadcasts ran on Twitch, YouTube, TikTok and Kick, with up to 156 channels live at once.
Which channel was the most watched at Streamer Games 2026?
Ludwig's own Twitch channel led on hours watched with 788,763, ahead of Jynxzi on 762,674. Jynxzi took the single highest peak of any channel at 70,482 concurrent viewers, with Ludwig on 65,520 and Stable Ronaldo on 61,358.
Was Streamer Games 2026 bigger than 2025?
Considerably. Hours watched rose 72% year on year, from 3,748,216 to 6,452,225, and the peak grew 37% from 374,674 to 512,984. Against the 2024 debut the event has multiplied its watch time by 3.7 times.
Which events did the creators compete in?
A mix of track-and-field and schoolyard formats: the 100m Dash, William Tell Archery, Paper Airplane Toss, Crate Stacking, Musical Chairs, Dodgeball, Simon Says and the fan-favourite Cubert Toss.
Where was Streamer Games 2026 held and how many fans attended?
At the Allyson Felix Track & Field complex at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, across August 1–2, 2026. Red Bull reported more than 2,100 spectators at the venue over the weekend, with 40 creators competing.
Will there be a Streamer Games 2027?
Nothing has been announced. The event has run every August since 2024 and has grown its audience each year, so a fourth edition is the obvious expectation — but no date, venue or roster exists yet.
Sources
Platform and channel-level figures are our own breakdown of the Esports Charts tournament data.