Esports Charts Launches EWC 2026 Live Viewership Hub

Esports Charts has launched the EWC 2026 Viewership Hub, a web portal that provides live audience metrics and daily updates for the Esports World Cup, which begins on July 6 in Paris. The hub is intended as a single point to follow all tournaments across the seven-week festival.

The platform displays live viewership during each official livestream and publishes final daily totals shortly after 02:00 AM UTC once Esports Charts completes its validation process. Users can compare audience performance across game titles, check recent match results and find links to official livestreams from one page.

Data on the hub includes weekly Hours Watched figures, match scores, rankings of games and organizations by live viewership, and EWC club standings with associated audience impact. The portal also shows statistics for community casting and the performance of streaming platforms, and it posts news about viewership milestones as they occur.

Esports Charts developed and operates the hub independently and lists Visit Esports as a partner. The company states the hub is not affiliated with the Esports World Cup organizers.

Esports Charts reported that the 2025 Esports World Cup recorded a 51.3% increase in Hours Watched compared with the inaugural 2024 event, reaching nearly 184 million Hours Watched in 2025 and recording a peak audience above 3 million during the MLBB Mid Season Cup 2025. Real-time tracking on the new hub will begin with matches on July 6 and run through the full event schedule.