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Jynxzi's LoL Tournament Returns on October 14 With Free Warwick Skin
14 Oct, 2026, 02:47
|Last updated: 14 Oct, 2026, 02:47
Nicholas "Jynxzi" Stewart is bringing back his League of Legends streamer tournament on October 14. Riot Games has also confirmed three free Twitch Drops, including an Arcane Warwick skin and Mythic Chroma, for viewers who tune in.
The tournament returns five months after its first edition brought together some of Twitch's biggest streamers and attracted more than 920,000 concurrent viewers.
When Is Jynxzi's Next League of Legends Tournament?
Jynxzi's second League of Legends tournament takes place on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, at 4 PM ET, just one day before Worlds 2026 begins.
Here are the start times for different regions:
- Pacific Time (PT): 1 PM, October 14
- Eastern Time (ET): 4 PM, October 14
- British Summer Time (BST): 9 PM, October 14
- Central European Summer Time (CEST): 10 PM, October 14
- China Standard Time (CST): 4 AM, October 15
Jynxzi first teased the second edition in September, when he began looking for 40 streamers to participate. He also mentioned discussions with Riot Games and hinted at rewards for viewers.
The first tournament featured eight teams of five players, but the full lineup and bracket for October 14 have yet to be announced.
How to Get the Free Arcane Warwick Skin and Twitch Drops
Riot Games has confirmed three rewards for Jynxzi's tournament. Each unlocks after a certain amount of watch time, with all three available to viewers who watch for at least three hours.
- 30 minutes: "Malphite Press R" emote
- 2 hours: Arcane Warwick skin
- 3 hours: Arcane Warwick Mythic Chroma
Viewers can unlock the Arcane Warwick skin without spending Riot Points. Watching for an additional hour will also earn them its Mythic Chroma.
To qualify for the rewards, you must link your Riot Games account to Twitch before watching the tournament.
How to Claim Jynxzi's Tournament Twitch Drops
Follow these steps to claim your rewards:
- Log in to Twitch and open your Connections settings.
- Find Riot Games and link your League of Legends account.
- On October 14, head to Jynxzi's Twitch channel and check that Drops are enabled.
- Watch an eligible stream for the required amount of time.
- Check your progress and claim your rewards in the Twitch Drops Inventory.
Riot has reminded viewers to connect their accounts before the event to ensure they are eligible for the Drops.
Jynxzi's First LoL Tournament Drew Over 920,000 Viewers
Jynxzi's first League of Legends tournament took place on May 11, featuring 40 content creators across eight teams. Among the participants were MrBeast, xQc, Tyler1, Ludwig, Emiru, Tarik, ohnePixel, and Disguised Toast.
Former professional players also joined the competition, including Yiliang "Doublelift" Peng, Zachary "Sneaky" Scuderi, and Eugene "Pobelter" Park.
According to Esports Charts, the tournament reached more than 920,000 peak concurrent viewers and generated over 4.7 million hours watched in less than nine hours.
That peak exceeded the combined peak audiences of LEC Spring 2026, LCS Spring 2026, and the CBLOL 2026 Cup.
Jynxzi's own Twitch channel peaked at nearly 418,000 concurrent viewers, setting a personal record for the streamer at the time.
The first edition was won by Team Ray, also known as Team xQc, featuring Chen-Ruei "Ray" Hsu, Félix "xQc" Lengyel, Nicholas "Sapnap" Armstrong, Alois "AloisNL" Nelissen, and Kingsman. They defeated Team Zoil 2-1 in the grand final.
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