The Esports World Cup has announced the launch of a co-streaming program aimed at influencers and streaming personalitiesallowing them to stream tournament events to their own communities. One of the biggest gaming festivals of the year, the event will kick off on July 2 with the League of Legends tournament and continue with other major titles throughout July and August.
The co-streaming program is designed with a Simplified application process to make it easier for streamers to participate. Participants must appropriately moderate their chats and make it clear that opinions expressed during broadcasts do not represent the Esports World Cup. This program is open exclusively to influencers and individual streamers; companies and platforms will need to negotiate separate media rights contracts.
It is important to note that some popular games, such as Fortnite and Rocket League are not included in the co-streaming program. Besides, Certain languages such as Korean, Indonesian, Hindi, Ukrainian, French, Russian, and Brazilian Portuguese are not available for co-streaming apps. This could limit the participation of certain streamers who operate in these languages or cover these games.
The launch of this co-streaming program is a significant step in fostering an inclusive and positive environment in the esports community. It allows streamers to reach a wider audience and provides a platform for more people to enjoy Esports World Cup events from different perspectives.
Those interested in participating in the co-streaming program can find more details about the application process and specific conditions on the official Esports World Cup website. This move not only expands the reach of the tournaments, but also strengthens the organization’s commitment to accessibility and community participation.
