Karmine Corp — Moist Esports match became the most popular at Rocket League Championship Series 2022-23 - Fall Split Major

Analytical service Esports Charts has presented another summary, in which it collected the statistics of views of the Rocket League Championship Series 2022-23 - Fall Split Major. The most watched match of the championship was the quarter-final, which at its peak was watched by 180,978 people.

The matches of the Rocket League Championship Series 2022-23 - Fall Split Major have collected almost 2.7 million hours watched and attracted more than 80 thousand viewers on average. Moist Esports became the most popular team of the championship with 986k hours watched. The team also became the leader in terms of the average number of spectators per match, having gathered 111.7 thousand people.

Compared to other tournaments, the Rocket League Championship Series 2022-23 - Fall Split Major gathered a significantly smaller audience than last season's autumn major. Then the peak figure of viewers was 280.2 thousand people, and in this case it stopped at around 180.1 thousand viewers. A similar situation is observed with the average viewers: 150.2 thousand last year compared to 80 thousand in 2022.

Rocket League Championship Series 2022-23 - Fall Split Major has become the weakest major of the current calendar year, losing in terms of audience coverage to all the majors of the last season. However, service analysts attribute the fall in views to the World Cup in Qatar, which ended last week with Argentina's victory over France in a penalty shoot-out.

Rocket League Championship Series 2022-23 - Fall Split Major was held from December 8 to 11 in Rotterdam at the Rotterdam Ahoy site. As part of the championship, 16 participants (5 from North America, 5 from Europe, 2 from Oceania, 2 from Latin America, 1 each from Asia-Pacific and the Middle East) competed for a total prize pool of $310,000, as well as ranking points.

Results of Rocket League Championship Series 2022-23 - Fall Split Major

• 1st: Gen.G Mobil1 Racing - $100,000 + 32 points
• 2nd place: Moist Esports - $60,000 + 24 points
• 3rd-4th place: Team Secret and FaZe Clan — $25,500 + 18 points
• 5th-8th place: Karmine Corp , Version1, Oxygen Esports and Team Liquid - $12,000 + 12 points
• 9th-11th place: Spacestation Gaming, PWR and G2 Esports — $9,000 + 8 points
• 12-14th place: Quadrant, Team Falcons and The Club — $6,000 + 6 points
• 15-16th place: Pioneers and James Cheese - $3,000 + 4 points