A directory of all co-streamers is available on Opera GX’s site, with potential additions from LoL Esports.

Viewers can still watch the event on all official LoL Esports channels across Twitch, YouTube, and other platforms.

First Stand 2026 features eight teams competing in a Brazil-hosted international League of Legends event, with Riot Games coordinating co-streams to offer 18 language options.

Co-streaming reach has expanded from around 60 channels previously to 97 this year, aiming to broaden engagement and leverage former pros, especially in English with 21 co-streams.

A broad roster of co-streamers will cover First Stand 2026 in multiple languages, highlighting notable figures such as Caedrel, Doublelift, YamatoCannon, Letme, Uzi, Kameto, and Trayton, with more additions possible.

First Stand 2026 runs from March 16 to March 22 in São Paulo, Brazil.

Last year’s edition drew strong viewership, peaking over 1.1 million concurrent viewers for the final, averaging about 500,000 viewers, and accumulating 18 million hours watched, setting a benchmark for 2026.

Drops and subscriber benefits are available on the official LoLEsports.com site and participating LoL Esports Twitch channels, including an emote and a chat badge.

This year features a larger co-streaming roster (96) compared to last year’s 47, signaling growth in coverage.

The event will be staged in São Paulo, with international coverage via co-streamers and official LoL Esports channels.

The article lists 96 official co-streamers across 18 languages for First Stand 2026.

There are concerns that reliance on co-streamers could fragment viewership, complicating sponsor integration and brand visibility, with past shifts affecting regional audience metrics.