Where to Watch Worlds 2026? Official Streams and All Co-Streamers

Worlds 2026 kicks off on Thursday, October 15, with several ways to watch the League of Legends World Championship. Alongside Riot Games' official English broadcasts, authorized co-streamers from around the world will provide their own live commentary and reactions.

The lineup features creators such as Caedrel, Doublelift, Ibai, Jankos, Kameto, and Baiano. Here is where to find the official broadcasts and the full list of co-streamers announced for the tournament.

Official Riot Games Channels to Watch Worlds 2026

Worlds 2026 will be available to watch for free through Riot Games' official channels, including English-language coverage on Twitch and YouTube.

• LoL Esports: Official website (English)
• Riot Games: Twitch (English)
• LoL Esports: YouTube (English)

The official LoL Esports website also provides the tournament schedule, match information, and results.

All Worlds 2026 Co-Streamers

Riot Games has announced a roster of content creators authorized to co-stream the League of Legends World Championship. Fans can follow matches with different commentators and personalities in a range of languages.

The table below lists the announced creators by broadcast language. Click a linked name to visit that creator's channel; unlinked names do not have a confirmed channel in this list.

When Does Worlds 2026 Start and Where Will It Take Place?

Worlds 2026 runs from October 15 to November 14 in the United States, with matches held in 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 will also host the Knockout Stage beginning November 3. The Grand Final takes place on November 14 at 2 PM ET (11 AM PT) at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.

A total of 19 teams have qualified for Worlds 2026. For start times in other time zones, see our Worlds 2026 broadcast schedule by region.

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