The first Masters tournament of 2025 has concluded, and its grand final between G2 Esports and T1 peaked at over 1.3 million viewers, excluding Chinese platforms. This data was reported by Esports Charts.

From the top five most-watched matches of Masters Bangkok 2025, it’s evident that Sentinels and T1 were the most popular teams of the tournament. Three of the top five matches featured T1 , while the remaining two were the only two matches Sentinels played in the event.

As expected, the grand final between G2 Esports and T1 drew the biggest audience, lasting the full five maps and reaching a peak of 1,307,646 concurrent viewers. This number was more than double that of the second most-watched match.

Below is the full ranking of the top five most-watched matches, though it’s important to note that these numbers do not include Chinese platforms. Official viewership statistics including Chinese audiences are expected to be released by Riot Games.

Without counting viewership from Chinese platforms, Masters Bangkok 2025 currently ranks as the second most-watched tournament in Masters history by peak concurrent viewers. The event fell 380,000 viewers short of the all-time highest peak but surpassed the third-place tournament by 220,000 viewers.

Masters Bangkok 2025 took place from February 20 to March 2 in a LAN format at UOB Live. Eight partnered teams, two from each region, competed for a $500,000 prize pool, crucial VCT Points for Champions 2025 qualification, and the prestigious title of the first Masters champion of 2025.