ESL Pro League Season 19 has come to an end, leaving behind good viewing figures and significant interest from the esports community. In total, the tournament had 23,748,594 hours of viewing, with a peak viewership of 376,004 during the final match between MOUZ and Vitality, According to escharts.

During the tournament, which lasted from 23 April to 12 May, the average number of viewers was 154,967 per match. Such figures demonstrate the stable interest of viewers in ESL events and their desire to follow top-level competitions.

The final between MOUZ and Vitality not only gathered the largest audience for the entire tournament, but also showed how competitive and exciting esports can be. Prior to that, the matches between FaZe and Vitality (329,748 viewers) and FaZe vs NAVI (310,376 viewers) attracted a significant number of viewers, which also indicates the popularity of these teams among fans.

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Interestingly, the matches featuring Vitality took three of the top five positions in terms of peak viewership, which may indicate a growing interest in this team in the esports world. This is especially true for their clash with Astralis, which was also among the top 5 most watched matches.

This data not only highlights the importance of the ESL Pro League as a platform for showcasing the best esports, but also indicates trends in viewer preferences that favour highly competitive and intense competitions. By analysing the statistics, we can predict potential changes in the strategies of teams and tournament organisers to attract an even larger audience.

Source: escharts