The Spanish teams will continue their trial of the LEC co-streaming throughout the Spring Split. At its announcement, the LEC co-stream was confirmed for the limited time of the Winter Split, which ended less than a couple of weeks ago. The trialing has now been extended to include the Spring Split as well, as confirmed by the LEC commissioner Artem Bykov.
“We are happy with the way co-streaming went and we are looking forward to continuing the trial,” Bykov said to Dot Esports. The Winter Split functioned as an “intel gathering exercise” for the LEC as they went through the process of understanding the “wins” of co-streaming along with the two teams. After sevel weeks of trial, the involved parties would then take the learnings gathered to then build a “more cohesive fmework” on how to run the co-streams.