Ginjo Saine Hosts Six-Hour Official Worlds 2026 Watch Party Through the Swiss Stage Draw

VSPO — Ginjo Saine, a VSpo streamer, hosted an official watch party for Day 4 of the Swiss Stage at the League of Legends World Championship 2026, a broadcast that ran more than six hours. She opened by saying she had been tied up with work and had only just managed to get the stream live in time, greeting viewers with “good morning” and “good evening” in the same breath.

Chat was busiest during a T1 game, where a fight turned the match around in an instant. Chat filled with the names of T1’s Faker and Keria as the team recovered from a deficit and went on to win, and viewers called it “so T1.” One wrote that two team fights had not just reversed the game but ended it.

“Crying at a game. It’s really moving, isn’t it? I’m glad to have come across such a great game.” — Ginjo Saine, closing the stream

Another game produced the evening’s biggest chat surge, when TL beat AL. Viewers congratulated TL and noted that AL had gone out with a 0-3 record. Saine could be heard torn over which side to cheer for before the game was decided, and she reacted loudly as it ended.

Late in the broadcast came the draw for the next round. Chat flooded in as the pairings landed, including TES against BLG, and G2 against HLE, which viewers said would ruin their pick’em brackets. Saine reacted with shouts as the matchups were drawn.

Closing the stream, Saine said the knockout round would be six best-of-three series played over three days starting on the 28th, two a day, and that the next watch party would start at 5 a.m. on the 29th. She named G2 against HLE as the matchup drawing the most attention. She said she planned to take a bath and then play something, and signed off with good wishes for viewers heading to work and for those going to bed.