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HomeCS2NewsThe Parken Challenger Championship #8 drew a peak audience of over three thousand people.
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May 26, 2026, 05:45 PM
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The Parken Challenger Championship #8 drew a peak audience of over three thousand people.

Dan Kleiman
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The match between STATE Esports and 100 Thieves was the most popular match of the Parken Challenger Championship #8 tournament.

According to Esports Charts, the online tournament peaked at 3,470 viewers, while the average viewership remained at 873. In total, fans spent 30,036 hours watching the championship matches.

  • Read also: The Wildcard vs. IC Esports match at the BC.Game Masters Championship #2 peaked at nearly 12,000 viewers

Most-watched matches of the Parken Challenger Championship #8

  • STATE Esports vs. 100 Thieves (Grand Final) — 11,685 viewers;
  • STATE Esports vs. 100 Thieves (playoffs) — 8,964;
  • STATE Esports vs. Invicta (group stage) — 8,843;
  • 100 Thieves vs. Sashi Academy (playoffs) — 8,625;
  • Invicta vs. Monki Flip (group stage) — 8,609.

The Parken Challenger Championship #8 took place from May 22 to 24 in a LAN format in Copenhagen, Denmark. A total of 12 European teams participated in the event, competing for a €10,000 prize pool. STATE Esports took first place in the championship, defeating 100 Thieves 2-0 in the final.

Photo — Esplay.

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Dan Kleiman
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