The match between T1 and Bilibili Gaming in the final of the World Championship Worlds 2024 for League of Legends gathered a record 6.9 million viewers, surpassing last year's maximum of 6.4 million. This event became a landmark for esports, setting a new historical record for viewership and demonstrating global interest in the professional League of Legends scene.

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World Record in Esports

The highest number of viewers was recorded on YouTube, reaching a peak of 3.3 million, while the audience on Twitch totaled 2.5 million. South Korea, with a peak of 1.6 million viewers, and the United Kingdom, with 1.8 million, also showed a high level of interest. Additionally, the match was broadcast in Vietnam through channels such as On Sports and HTV Sports, as well as platforms like VTVcab, TV360, K+, MyTV, Vie On, and SCTV.

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The Finals of Worlds 2024 for League of Legends Set a New Record

These figures, available on Esports Charts, once again highlight the growing popularity of esports events, and the fact that the finals of Worlds 2024 set a record indicates that League of Legends continues to attract millions of viewers worldwide. This success reinforces esports' position as a full-fledged sporting discipline with a massive audience, and fans eagerly await new competitions and records in the future.