Twitch streamer Nicholas ‘Jynxzi’ Stewart has revealed the star-studded line-up for his content creator League of Legends tournament.
Jynxzi only recently began playing LoL and has quickly become addicted, discovering the good and bad the game has to offer.
The streamer has received the full experience, with Jynxzi receiving a threat of a LoL ban for intentionally trying to lose after dealing just 500 damage in a match.
He also had his first account permanently banned after he bought it pre-levelled, though Riot Games then promptly gifted him another.
Now, Jynxzi has decided to host a tournament made up mostly of creators who haven’t played much of the game.
The tournament will feature 40 streamers in total and will take place on Monday, May 11.
Each team will only be allowed one Challenger-ranked player, and that high-level player will be limited to playing support on a low-damage champion.
Full List of Streamers in Jynxzi LoL Tournament
So far, Jynxzi has confirmed just under 30 streamers who will participate in the 40-player tournament.
This includes some major names such as James ‘Mr Beast’ Donaldson and potentially Case Dylan ‘CaseOh’ Baker.
The tournament will also feature streamers that are also invested in LCS LoL teams, and Jeremy ‘Disguised Toast’ Wang (Disguised) as well as Shopify Rebellion co-owners Ludwig Ahren and Charlie ‘MoistCr1TiKaL’ White Jr.
Mr Beast has also previously discussed buying a LoL esports team
As for the Challenger players, former LCS pros Yiliang ‘Doublelift’ Peng and Eugene ‘Pobelter’ Park are joined by European LoL streamers Alois ‘AloisNL’ Nelissen and Frederik ‘Noway4u’ Hinteregger.
- Jynxzi
- CourageJD
- Ludwig
- Doublelift
- Pobelter
- MoistCritikal
- DisguisedToast
- MrBeast
- LosPollos
- Noway4u
- Tyler1
- Pokelawls
- Yassuo
- ohnePixel
- AloisNL
- Emiru
- Ron
- ArrowCS
- Dantes
- Willjum
- Yusuf
- Arky
- Mooda
- Ray
- Sketch
- Marlon
- Kingsman
- CaseOh (maybe)
What streamer or content creator would you want to see in the tournament? Let us know in the Insider Gaming Discord.
Meanwhile, if you’re curious as to what top-level LoL looks like, discover how to watch Korean LoL EWC qualifiers.
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