Top SC2 Streamers & Stats, June 2018

Stijn

Netherlands363 Posts

July 03 2018 10:36 GMT

Read on for previous month's SC2 streaming statistics!

Highlights

INnoVation is back to streaming, and enters at #17!
Winter's still steady at #1, but he seems to be a little less dominant than he used to be. Hui comes pretty close this month, and in May RotterdaM wasn't too far off either. Will we see his streak at the top spot broken this year?
WCS Austin scored big, with 57k people seeing Serral beat MaNa for the title. That's over twice as many as 2017's Austin WCS tournament (though that one was in April).
As I predicted last month, June ended the trend of declining viewer numbers and saw a slight increase, on the back off some strong tournaments like WCS Austin and the first few days of HSC XVII. With WCS Valencia upcoming in July, it's not unlikely that we'll see this upwards trend continue...
As always, suggestions and requests are welcome!

Huh? What's this?
I run Fuzic - which collects statistics and rankings of StarCraft II live streams - and these threads are a summary of the viewer numbers for the past month.

Data is sourced from fuzic, and additional up-to-date stats may be found there. But in these threads - which I will try to post at the beginning of every month - there will be a monthly summary so you can get a quick overview of that month's viewer numbers.

Inclusion criteria
The rankings list any stream that is reported on by the APIs of the various streaming services (Twitch, Azubu, etc). I have no way of verifying to what extent someone's viewers are legitimate, and therefore will not independently ban someone from the rankings. Please do not start a(nother) discussion about this in this thread.

The lists
"VxH", or "hours viewed" is the average amount of viewers multiplied by the amount of hours the streamer has streamed during that month. Basically, if for each viewer you count the amount of hours they watched the stream during the month, and add them up, you get this number. The list is sorted by this metric, as it gives a good impression of the streamer's activity through the month.

You can click the links below the charts for additional stats and a list you can sort by whichever metric you prefer.

(Full ranking - note that these include streams in which events were streamed, and the above ranking does not)

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HolydaKing

21251 Posts

July 03 2018 18:18 GMT

I always like reading this, thanks!

PurE)Rabbit-SF

United States642 Posts

July 03 2018 19:52 GMT

Does Hui still counts?

He have converted his stream into something like mobile game stream

StarscreamG1

Portugal1652 Posts

July 03 2018 20:09 GMT

Who's Alex?

ProTech

United States433 Posts

July 04 2018 00:32 GMT

#1 most hours streamed again, also my twitch dashboard recorded 71k views, not what you're recording.

Moxx82

United States53 Posts

July 04 2018 04:31 GMT

Hmm no Livibee?

On July 04 2018 09:32 ProTech wrote:
#1 most hours streamed again

50% you calling your opponents and allies trash/hackers (comparable with Avilo)
25% you alt-tabbed into another game during queue
25% vape noises and an empty chair

Stijn

Netherlands363 Posts

July 04 2018 07:18 GMT

On July 04 2018 09:32 ProTech wrote:
#1 most hours streamed again, also my twitch dashboard recorded 71k views, not what you're recording.

What does "views" mean here exactly? Note that this ranking uses 'hours viewed' as a measure, which is a different metric than 'live views'. Assuming some people watch the stream for less than an hour, it would be expected that the 'hours viewed' value would be somewhat lower than the 'live views' Twitch reports.

On July 04 2018 13:31 Moxx82 wrote:
Hmm no Livibee?

Livibee ended up at #46 in June with 10.7k hours viewed, so outside the ranking in this thread.

Kurao

215 Posts

July 04 2018 08:45 GMT

Nice to see INno stream again, it's nice to see the Korean pros stream some!

DivinesiaTV

Finland58 Posts

July 04 2018 09:27 GMT

I´m almost top100. Suomi Finland, torille!

MrMischelito

347 Posts

July 04 2018 10:10 GMT

#10

On July 04 2018 05:09 StarscreamG1 wrote:
Who's Alex?

my question exactly...

JimmyJRaynor

Canada16277 Posts

July 04 2018 10:39 GMT

#11

i think Alex is a russian guy who has an Alex007 voice pack.

Be9he

8 Posts

July 04 2018 19:00 GMT

#12

Neuro deserves more viewers

virpi

Germany3598 Posts

July 05 2018 01:02 GMT

#13

On July 05 2018 04:00 Be9he wrote:
Neuro deserves more viewers

He does. Nice music, very good gameplay, nerdy humor and in-depth analysis from time to time.
Him dismantling avilo also is very entertaining.

jarodtou

167 Posts

July 05 2018 11:46 GMT

#14

hey! where is Demuslim? that guy is like always top 3 streamer from EU, I know he moved recently and streamed less, but he still should be easily top 20

Stijn

Netherlands363 Posts

July 05 2018 12:33 GMT

#15

On July 05 2018 20:46 jarodtou wrote:
hey! where is Demuslim? that guy is like always top 3 streamer from EU, I know he moved recently and streamed less, but he still should be easily top 20

You can click the charts to see rankings beyond the top 30 shown here and to look up details for specific players.

spoonmaster

United States347 Posts

July 05 2018 14:22 GMT

#16

PartinG has been killing it!

tommygun

Russian Federation12 Posts

July 16 2018 16:11 GMT

#17

On July 04 2018 05:09 StarscreamG1 wrote:
Who's Alex?

Alex007 is an Ukrainian caster and amateur 5.9k Random player. He casts some tournaments in Russian for Starladder, and organizes some tournaments for CIS region like Starladder Amateur series(the biggest tournament in the history of LotV ever, more than 1k sigh-uped players), Starladder Ultimate series, Super Team League, Preimier League and more.

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