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Danish esports organisation Astralis has become the latest organisation to enter a co-streaming partnership with the LEC for its 2023 Summer Split.
In collaboration with game publisher Riot Games, Astralis joins KOI and Team Heretics as the third organisation to host a dedicated broadcast from its headquarters.
As a co-streaming partner of the LEC, Astralis’ broadcast will feature Danish commentators in a bid to enhance the viewing experience for Danish League of Legends fans. The initiative also aims to encourage the growth of League of Legends in the country.
The Astralis stream will see matches available on its Watch Astralis platform, starting with the opening week of Summer Split matches taking place from June 17th.
The LEC Summer Split begins on June 17th and runs until July 30th when Astralis and nine other teams will compete for a chance to become champion. The organisations will also be looking to book a place at the 2023 League of Legends World Championship taking place in South Korea later this year.
Co-streaming continues to be a hot topic of conversation within the League of Legends community. In recent years, the likes of the LCS, LCK, and the LPL have embraced the practice, giving fans more choices on where to watch matches.
Jonno Nicholson
Jonno is a Freelance News Writer for Esports Insider and has been part of the ESI team since 2019! His interests include the rapid rise of sim racing and its impact on the wider industry.
