Unique Viewing Experience: Riot Games and YouTube Gaming Join Forces for Worlds 2023
The gaming world is abuzz with excitement as Riot Games and YouTube Gaming team up to offer fans a one-of-a-kind digital and in-person viewing experience for Worlds 2023, the biggest Esports championship in the world.
Co-Streamers Galore: YouTube Gami ng’s Contribution
As an official League of Legends Esports partner for Worlds 2023, YouTube Gaming is making sure the excitement is dialed up to the max. They are adding a roster of new co-streamers to the already impressive list of personalities who will be sharing their insights and reactions throughout Worlds.
Here are some of the new co-streamers joining the party:
Brazil
- Flow Games (MD3)
Korea
- TesterHoon and friends, including Bang
North America
- Sykkuno
Spain
- Kerios, with a special guest appearance by Holdem Hammers
Global Watch Parties: Celebrating the Championships
YouTube will also be hosting epic viewing parties across the globe, inviting thousands of fans to join in the celebration of the Championship match. Here are some of the exciting locations where these parties will be happening:
- Seoul, South Korea – Gwanghwamun Square (G-Square)
- Hanoi, Vietnam – Tay Ho Sports Complex / Cau Giay Sports Complex
- Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam – Rach Mieu Sports Complex
A Surprise in Vietnam
In a delightful surprise for LoL Esports fans in Vietnam, Riot and YouTube are teaming up to bring Riot remote co-streamers Hoàng Luân, SofM, and Optimus to Ho Chi Minh City. These co-streamers will conduct their Worlds 2023 Final co-streams from inside the party, adding an extra layer of excitement for the local fans.
All of the thrilling matches, Creator co-streams, and more can be found on YouTube.com/Gaming.
About Worlds 2023
Worlds 2023 is the pinnacle of LoL Esports competition, where the top teams from nine regions battle it out for the world champion title. The tournament takes place after the culmination of the regular season, with a different host region each year. Qualified teams from professional leagues around the world come together to compete. This year, South Korea is the proud host of the tournament, kicking off on Tuesday, October 10, with the Play-In stage and concluding with the World Final on Sunday, November 19, at the Gocheok Sky Dome in Seoul.
