The streams, by region

Most competitive circuits name an official broadcast partner per region. The publisher’s official stream page lists the latest arrangement. Co-stream policies change season to season, so always confirm before tuning in.

How broadcast windows shift

Broadcast windows shift with the region of the studio. A Pacific broadcast usually starts in the evening local time, an EMEA broadcast usually starts in the late afternoon, an Americas broadcast usually starts in the evening prime time. Boost tracks windows in the tournament desk and the daily ticker.

Where to verify the broadcast The publisher’s official stream page is the source of truth. If a third-party site lists a stream, verify the URL against the publisher’s page before opening it.

What to read while you watch

Boost publishes previews before every notable match and recaps within hours of every result. The match desk is the entry point. The guides hub explains how to read the maps and patches the matches are played under.

Broadcast window timeline across regions, illustrative
Windows shift with the studio. Verify before tuning in.

Frequently asked

Where do I watch the live broadcast?

On the publisher’s official stream or the regional broadcast partner. The publisher’s stream page is the source of truth.

Does Boost run its own stream?

No. Boost is an editorial desk. The actual broadcast is run by the publisher and its partners.

What time does the broadcast start?

The start time varies by region and by tournament stage. Check the publisher’s schedule for the local time.