With such high-octane action, a lot of viewers tuned in to the Livestream to watch their favorite players compete for glory. As per data from Esports Charts, the AMD Ryzen Skyesports Championship 3.0 BGMI amassed a peak viewership of 221,089 viewers.
The average number of viewers across the seven-day competition was 75,515.
The peak viewership came during Match 32 of the championship when the teams were locked in intense fighting during the final few safe zones. Revenant Esports got the chicken dinner in this match.
With 42 matches and six days, the livestream ran for over 65 hours in English, Hindi, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Punjabi. While Hindi and English were broadcasted on the Skyesports YouTube channel, the regional languages were supported by Facebook Gaming.“The AMD Ryzen Skyesports Championship 3.0 is breaking all records and setting abenchmark for many more esports IPs to come in the future,” said Shiva Nandy, CEO of
Skyesports
. “A big thank you to all the fans and supporters from the gaming ecosystemin South Asia.”
The teams and players will be facilitated during an offline event in Mumbai in late
October.
The action has not ended yet as the Skyesports Championship 3.0 will now shift to
Valorant. The qualifiers are currently ongoing. Teams from across South Asia are
competing for spots in the playoffs, which will happen from Oct. 8 to 23.
The Skyesports Championship 3.0 is presented by AMD Ryzen. Logitech G is the
gaming partner while WD Black is the storage partner. Croma is the gaming retail
partner and the regional streams are exclusively supported by Facebook.
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