Esports Charts Teams Up with Esports World Cup to Provide Exclusive Viewership Analytics

Esports Charts, a leading analytical service specializing in esports viewership data, proudly announces its collaboration with the Esports World Cup (EWC). This partnership aims to deliver comprehensive viewership insights for the EWC 2024, the largest global esports event taking place this summer in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

The EWC, featuring 22 tournaments across 21 games and a prize pool exceeding $60 million, is poised to set new benchmarks in esports viewership and fan engagement. Esports Charts will leverage its advanced analytics to measure the EWC’s global viewership, including daily-updated data on the popularity of esports teams, channels, as well as official and community casting.

“Our collaboration with the Esports World Cup is a testament to the growing importance of data-driven insights in esports,” said Artyom Odintsov, co-founder and CEO of Esports Charts. “By providing detailed viewership analytics, we aim to enable EWC organizers to make informed decisions and enhance the overall experience, ensuring the event’s success and growth.”

The Esports World Cup, ongoing from July 3 to August 25, 2024, stands out as a groundbreaking esports event due to its expansive scale and the largest prize pool in esports history. Unlike traditional tournaments, it features an innovative cross-game structure. This format allows for a comprehensive competition, determining the best esports champions based on their performance across multiple games.

In just eight days since the start of the event, the competitions within the Esports World Cup have amassed over 38 million hours of watch time, and tournaments for Mobile Legends: Bang Bang and League of Legends each peaked at over a million concurrent viewers. The esports festival is already showing extremely positive viewership numbers and has a strong chance of setting new industry records.

The basic viewership data of the Esports World Cup 2024 is publicly accessible on Esports Charts, allowing everyone interested to analyze the tournament independently.