Nearly 2 million views for SEA Games e-sports livestreams

There were close to 2 million views on the e-sports livestreams on the first day of the e-sports events at the 2019 Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games 2019), said Razer, the global lifestyle brand for gamers. This includes approximately 70,000 concurrent views, reflecting high interest in e-sports in the region.

Source: Razer. Razer is the SEA Games e-sports partner.

Razer is the official e-sports partner for the SEA Games, and made the e-sports event available online via live streams for real time results in response to overwhelming requests from fans to view the SEA Games remotely. The events are held at the San Juan Centre in Manila, Philippines, and are free to the public.

Online streaming platforms included Facebook, YouTube and Twitch. Razer predicts total views of over 100 million upon the official closure of the games.

The SEA Games is an 11-country international sporting event sanctioned by the International Olympics Council, and the first to include esports as a medalled competitive discipline. The event features the following gaming titles: Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, Arena of Valor, Dota 2, Starcraft II, Tekken 7 and Hearthstone. Athletes will battle it out to achieve the first gold medal for each discipline.

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Esports battles at the SEA Games will end on December 10.

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