The competitive League of Legends ecosystems in North America and Europe have undergone many different changes over the last few months, especially with updates to scheduling and format shaking up how supporters experience the competitions. After three months, the LEC has continued to rise over the LCS by doubling their avege viewership numbers heading into this April.
The 2023 LCS Spring Split just finished its first round of playoff matchups, and currently has an avege viewership of about 103,000 people since the start of the split, according to Esports Charts. These are decent numbers, but it isn’t even close to the LEC’s impressive avege viewership count of almost 208,000 supporters, without even including the first round of the postseason.