Teamfight Tactics Gizmos & Gadgets World Championship: overview and viewership statistics of the tournament
Update, May 24: One of the community casters of the tournament was also the French streamer Kamet0, who wasn't initially included in the list of channels. We have updated information about the audience of the tournament.
Gizmos & Gadgets World Championship, a Teamfight Tactics tournament, took place at the end of the last two spring months. In the new Esports Charts coverage you can find out what this championship is all about and what kind of Viewers its broadcasts accumulate.
Teamfight Tactics is a multiplayer game from Riot Games, an Auto Battler, in which most of the characters are from League of Legends. It was released based on the LoL client in 2019, and then appeared as a standalone app for PC, iOS and Android.
32 top players from EMEA, North America, Oceania, Brazil, LATAM, Japan, South Korea and China participated in the Gizmos & Gadgets World Championship. Players had to go through numerous regional tournaments to get to the main Teamfight Tactics championship of the year, and then to get into the regional finals top group.
Participants of Gizmos & Gadgets World Championship raffled off $300K. Note that the tournament was held online and became the biggest one in the discipline, both in terms of the number of players and the size of the prize pool. The Gizmos & Gadgets World Championship winner was the Chinese player LiLuo. He earned $48K, and his trophy was The Golden Spatula, a legendary item from League of Legends that was available exclusively in Nexus Blitz mode, but was removed from the game in patch V11.13.
Viewers Statistics
For a total of three match days, Gizmos & Gadgets World Championship airtime was a bit more than 17 Hours and it generated more than 1M Hours Watched. The Average Live Audience numbers were 60,3K and during the last round of the Championship Finals Day Peak Viewers numbers reached 108K. These results were achieved thanks to the fact that the tournament was broadcast on dozens of channels.
Most of the Viewers watched the tournament on Twitch, where not only the official TeamfightTactics channel broadcasts, but also creators from the community. The leader by Watched Hours and Peak Viewers was Shaunz from France. Second place in Peak Viewers and third in Hours Watched was taken by one of the most popular streamers in France — Kamet0. The second in terms of HW and the third in terms of PV was the representative of Cloud9 — k3soju.
The most popular broadcast language was French — 55.8K Peak Viewers. It was followed by broadcasts in English, Korean and Spanish, which simultaneously gathered 24.3K, 12.2K and 9.3K people.
It is worth mentioning that the Gizmos & Gadgets World Championship broadcasts were in many different languages, but French also became the best in terms of Hours Watched — 43% of the tournament's total. The second place, as expected, went to English, while Spanish and Korean took the third and fourth positions. Want to know more about it? Then have a look at our PRO subscription benefits.
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After the main tournament of the year, Teamfight Tactics has released patch 12.9. The developers have redesigned the balance of many heroes, and also added the Dragonlands set to the Auto Battler. Read more about the update on the game's official website.
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