Popular Twitch streamer Nicholas ‘Jynxzi’ Stewart has revealed plans for some major League of Legends streams.
The variety streamer began playing LoL this year and hosted a content creator tournament, which was one of 2026’s most-viewed LoL events.
Now, after a call with Riot Games, Jynxzi announced he will be hosting another tournament in mid-October and has promised “insane” Twitch Drops.
Plus, Jynxzi also revealed Riot have invited him to co-stream the LoL World Championship final from the Barclays Center in New York City.
Jynxzi reveals Riot granted him another LoL tournament plus an invite to co-stream Worlds in NYC with Dantes and possibly Tyler1 🤯🔥 pic.twitter.com/q5Azttajxu
— bloom 𖧧 (@bloomjpg) September 11, 2026
Jynxzi Offers Big Boost to LoL Popularity
League of Legends released back in 2009, 17 years ago, and Riot has been battling to attract new players to the tricky MOBA ever since.
In recent years, that has looked like faster gameplay and big changes to the game like WASD controls and full-team voice chat.
And this year, the publisher has found a gold mine in Jynxzi’s streams.
The first LoL tournament he hosted featured the likes of James ‘Mr Beast’ Donaldson, Ludwig Ahgren, and Mark ‘ohnePixel’ Zimmerman.
Those major names and Twitch Drops for a 1820 RP/$15 Master Yi skin led to more than 420,000 views on Jynxzi’s stream alone and a combined peak audience of over 900k.
Jynxzi’s 🇺🇸 Streamer Tournament becomes the 4th most viewed League of Legends event of the year so far
The tournament peaked at 831,979 viewers across Twitch and Youtube pic.twitter.com/U0VAtgJDtv
— Sheep Esports (@Sheep_Esports) May 12, 2026
Afterwards, content creator and LCS team co-owner Charles Christopher ‘MoistCr1TiKaL’ White Jr. begged Riot to collab with more streamers.
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Now, it seems like Riot is trying to capitalise on that success by using the popularity of LoL Worlds, a tournament many former LoL players still tune into each year.
Jynxzi says he’s hoping to co-stream the final live from the arena, along with streamers Dantes ‘Dantes’ Forlini and Tyler ‘Tyler1’ Steinkamp.
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Additionally, Valorant streamer ohnePixel has announced a content creator tournament of his own in the new Gauntlet: Glitched mode. And for even more Insider Gaming delivered directly to your inbox, sign up for our newsletter.
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