Viewship platform Esports Charts has announced a partnership with esports tournament organiser StarLadder for its StarLadder StarSeries Season 19 Counter-Strike 2 event.
As a partner of StarLadder StarSeries Season 19, Esports Charts will provide real-time data and insights throughout the duration of the tournament. According to a release, the aim is to provide stakeholders with ‘a deeper understanding of the tournament’s global reach’.
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StarLadder StarSeries Season 19 marks the return of the tournament organiser’s Counter-Strike event series after a six-year break. The Tier 1 event features eight teams competing for a share of a $500,000 (~£365,934) prize pool and points contributing to the Valve Regional Standings (VRS). The event is set to commence September 18th to September 21st.
Due to a clash with FISSURE Playground 2, NAVI is the only top-ten team attending the event, joining the likes of Ninjas in Pyjamas, Passion UA, and OG Esports to earn VRS points before the Major cutoff in October.
“We’re proud to provide real-time viewership analytics for StarLadder StarSeries Season 19,” said Arytom Odintsov, Co-founder and CEO of Esports Charts.
“We welcome the return of StarLadder to the Tier 1 Counter-Strike stage, adding healthy competition among tournament organisers.”
The two parties are no strangers to collaborating with each other. In July, the organiser named the data platform as the viewership analytics partner for November’s StarLadder Budapest Major 2025 event.
Esports Charts’ Continued Growth
Throughout the years, Esports Charts has been a mainstay in providing data for a range of tournaments, along with joining forces with some of the industry’s biggest organisations.
In June, the platform extended its existing deal with Brazilian organisation FURIA until the end of 2027 in a deal that also covers Kings League football tournaments.
September saw Esports Charts expand into GeoGuessr, partnering with the geography guessing game to provide insights into the title’s esports tournaments.
Source: https://esportsinsider.com/
