Patryk Stachowiak
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Worlds 2026 kicks off on Thursday, October 15, with multiple ways to catch every game of the League of Legends World Championship. Riot Games will run the official English broadcast, while a large roster of authorized co-streamers will deliver their own commentary and reactions across several languages.
The confirmed lineup includes names like >Caedrel, Doublelift, Ibai, Jankos, Kameto, and Baiano, among dozens of other creators spanning nearly every major region. Below is a full breakdown of the official channels and the complete co-streamer list for the tournament.
Official Riot Games Channels for Worlds 2026
Worlds 2026 will stream free of charge through Riot Games’ official platforms, with English-language coverage available on both Twitch and YouTube.
- LoL Esports: Official website (English)
- Riot Games: Twitch (English)
- LoL Esports: YouTube (English)
The official LoL Esports site also hosts the full tournament schedule, match data, and live results throughout the event.
Every Confirmed Worlds 2026 Co-Streamer
Riot Games has cleared a long list of content creators to co-stream the World Championship. Fans can follow the action through different commentators and personalities depending on their preferred language.
The table below organizes the announced creators by broadcast language. Names already linked lead to a confirmed channel; unlinked names currently lack a confirmed channel in this list.
| English: | AloisNL, Caedrel, Caltys, Dantes, Doublelift, EragonUK, feviknight, FooYa, Jamada, Jankos, Jynxzi, Kitty, Lourlo, LS, Meteos, Midbeast, Mrs Chim Chim, Muramina, Nemesis, Nymaera & Initialise, Pobelter, Psychopathic Poro (YouTube), Sneaky, Tyler1 |
| Portuguese: | Baiano, DudsTheBoy, dyNquedo (Kick), Jukes, Kamusol, Revolta, Wuant, Yetz |
| Spanish: | Akofena, Cabramaravilla, Ibai, JimRising, Jonni, Jordi LMK, Lastpick, Mercy Plays, mfreak00, nickdaboom, Send0o, TeshTV, Toad |
| French: | Kameto, Skyyart, Trayton, Zaboutine |
| Korean: | Odanming, GAMJAGABAE, Bang (CHZZK), CuVee (CHZZK), HiThereSooya (SOOP), KangQui (CHZZK), Mingyo Kim (SOOP), Sangho Lee (SOOP), Smeb (SOOP), Untara (CHZZK), Vcha (CHZZK), Wolf (CHZZK), GOSEGU (SOOP), DUDAN (SOOP) |
| Vietnamese: | Hoàng Luân (Facebook), Đức Mạnh (Facebook), Hoàng Sama (YouTube), Killerqueen (Facebook), LazyFeel (Facebook), LCP Tùng Lâm (YouTube), Ling Cao Thủ (Facebook), Manh Melody (Facebook), Optimus (YouTube), Văn Tùng (Twitch), Dev Nguyen (YouTube), SofM (Facebook), BLV Vi Hồ (Facebook), Levi (Facebook) |
| Japanese: | Enty, Evi, Raizin, Saine Ginjo, Syaruru, Takaya Special, Yuhi Sendo, Yutapon |
| Polish: | Czekolad, frajgo (Kick), Gadają o Esporcie, Nahovski, TTobias\lol |
| Russian: | Diamondprox, Nix, Smurf, Starky |
| German: | Broeki, Nikoleta, Obsess |
| Italian: | KenRhen, Paolocannone, Terenas |
| Arabic: | BanaPlayz, Dattura, Presence |
| Hungarian: | Paresz |
Worlds 2026 Schedule and Venues
Worlds 2026 runs from October 15 to November 14 across three United States venues: Los Angeles, Allen, Texas, and Brooklyn, New York.
The Play-In Stage takes place at the Riot Games Arena in Los Angeles from October 15 to 18, with broadcasts starting at 11 AM PT / 2 PM ET. The Swiss Stage follows in Allen from October 23 to 31.
Allen also hosts the Knockout Stage starting November 3. The Grand Final lands on November 14 at 2 PM ET (11 AM PT) inside Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
A total of 19 teams have qualified for this edition of Worlds. Fans checking times outside the US should consult a regional broadcast schedule for exact local start times.
Keep following TipsGG for continued Worlds 2026 coverage, broadcast updates, and co-stream announcements as the tournament progresses toward its Grand Final in Brooklyn.