The LEC Versus broadcast peaked at roughly 585,000 concurrent viewers during the Los Ratones vs G2 Esports matchup, marking one of the largest audiences for the current stage.
The figure represents the highest single moment of viewership across all platforms and language streams during that specific match. Los Ratones, the creator-driven roster featuring Caedrel, Nemesis, Rekkles, Baus, and Crownie, faced off against G2 Esports in what became the standout viewership moment of the stage.
LEC Versus is the current competitive stage of Europe’s top-tier League of Legends circuit. The league operates under Riot Games and features a main English broadcast alongside multiple language streams and co-streaming options.
G2 Esports remains one of the biggest Western League of Legends brands, historically pulling strong viewership numbers. Pairing them against Los Ratones created a matchup between legacy competitive pedigree and the new wave of creator-driven rosters.
The reported average viewership for the stage sits around 312,000 concurrent viewers. That average accounts for the full broadcast window rather than a single peak moment. Two other matches during the same broadcast day also approached the 500,000 mark, with Fnatic vs Karmine Corp hitting 504,000 and SK vs KOI reaching 494,000.
Peak viewership captures the highest concurrent audience at any single moment during a broadcast. It typically spikes during high-profile matchups, rivalry games, or when multiple matches stack audiences as viewers tune in early for upcoming games. Average viewership measures the sustained audience across entire broadcast days or splits.
The 580,000 peak lands slightly below LEC Winter 2025’s second-highest peak of 596,000, which occurred during an upper bracket final. Winter 2025 averaged 328,000 viewers compared to the current 312,000 average, though regular season matches typically pull lower numbers than playoff stages.
