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HomeCS2NewsThe match between Wildcard and IC Esports at the BC.Game Masters Championship #2 peaked at nearly 12,000 viewers.
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May 26, 2026, 12:52 PM
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The match between Wildcard and IC Esports at the BC.Game Masters Championship #2 peaked at nearly 12,000 viewers.

Dan Kleiman
The BC.Game Masters Championship #2 winner's logo featuring Wildcard

The most popular match at the BC.Game Masters Championship #2 was the first day of the championship playoffs, featuring Wildcard and IC Esports.

According to Esports Charts, the match peaked at 11,685 concurrent viewers, with an average viewership of 4,494 throughout the event. In total, fans spent 218,312 hours watching the competition.

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The most-watched matches were:

  • Wildcard vs. IC Esports (playoffs) — 11,685 viewers;
  • Gaimin Gladiators vs. Acend (playoffs) — 8,964;
  • Sharks Esports vs. Betclic Apogee Esports (playoffs) — 8,843;
  • Sharks Esports vs. FOKUS (playoffs) — 8,625;
  • Sharks Esports vs. IC Esports (playoffs) — 8,609.

The BC.Game Masters Championship #2 took place from May 11 to 17 in China. Fifteen teams competed in the championship, and the total prize pool for the tournament was $50,000. The American club Wildcard emerged as the winner of the competition.

Photo — Vanta.

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Dan Kleiman
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