Age of RTS runs independent Age of Empires IV tournaments — live on Twitch, archived on YouTube. Every figure on this page is drawn from platform data you can check yourself.
Twitch delivers the live moment. YouTube keeps delivering for months afterwards — full match VOD, published per game, still accumulating views.
Of 290.5K total watch hours, 187.4K came from on-demand viewing. A logo placed in the broadcast keeps earning against that library long after the final match is played.
Three broadcasts, reported the way a media buyer reads them.
A two-part Age of Empires IV series across a group stage and a finals broadcast. The finals alone delivered more watch hours than any other event in the archive, and both parts continue to accrue views through the YouTube upload series.
A four-broadcast series carrying the sponsor name across 1v1 and team formats. Add: what SteelSeries received — overlay, segment naming, product placement, social
Age of RTS’s flagship LAN: eight elite players across six days, a $20,750 prize pool, produced on site in Niš, Serbia. Won by Bee.
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Indicative packages. Every event is different, so treat these as a starting point.
Historic figures are actuals and are not a guarantee of future performance. If you quote a projection, label it as one
Twitch concurrents and watch hours are archived publicly by TwitchTracker and SullyGnome. Event results, prize pools and fields are recorded on Liquipedia. YouTube view counts are visible on every upload.
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