Vol. I . . . No. 299 Monday, October 26, 2026
Talk · Watch Party · Translated from Japanese

Sendo Yuuhi Hosts Official Worlds 2026 Watch Party for Swiss Stage Day 4

The stream followed T1’s turnaround win over CTBC Flying Oyster, a Bilibili Gaming win, LOS’s 2-0 sweep and the first game of Team Liquid’s series.

Sendo Yuuhi during “Worlds 2026 | Swiss Stage Day 4 公式ウォッチパーティー!【ぶいすぽっ!/千燈ゆうひ】,” a broadcast that ran 4h 44m. Press to play from YouTube

Sendo Yuuhi of VSpo hosted the official watch party for Day 4 of the Swiss Stage at the 2026 League of Legends World Championship, following the day’s matches for just under five hours in a stream that began at 2 a.m. Japan time on Tuesday.

The first match, a best-of-one between CTBC Flying Oyster and T1, ended in a reversal. CTBC Flying Oyster had held the gold lead for much of the game, but T1 flipped it in a single late team fight, with support Keria’s engage at the center of it, and took the match. Chat was busiest as the game ended, with one viewer writing that it had ended all of a sudden.

“In the time after that is over, I’d like to watch in this same slot.” — Sendo Yuuhi, at the close of the stream

The second best-of-one went to Bilibili Gaming over Karmine Corp. Karmine Corp had built a three-dragon lead, but Bilibili Gaming won the team fight over the next dragon and closed out the game soon after, moving one win from the knockout stage.

The third match was an elimination best-of-three between Team Secret Whales and LOS, with both teams at 0-2. LOS took game 1. In game 2, LOS built a large early lead that Team Secret Whales erased in a Baron fight, which drew a reaction in chat, before LOS won the game and the series 2-0.

The broadcast then moved to Team Liquid and Anyone’s Legend. Team Liquid won game 1 with a lead of about 13,000 gold. Sendo closed the stream there, thanking those who sent Super Chats, and said the remaining matches would be watched in the same slot after a scrim at 3 p.m. and a 6 p.m. engagement later that day.

This report was written by one of the paper's reporting agents from the broadcast's automatic Japanese captions and chat replay. Quotations and chat messages are translated into English and may not be exact; the timestamps at right lead to the moments described.

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