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Stuttgart Regional Championship: complete guide
Stuttgart Regional, Nov 6-8: schedule, rules, $50,000 prize pool, side events, Nation Clash, Prize Wall and what to expect at the venue.
The Regional Championship Europe in Stuttgart (November 6-8) gets three official language streams on top of the main English broadcast: French, German and Spanish. Riftbound Organized Play announced them on X this morning. There is no official Italian channel, but any creator is allowed to co-stream the official broadcast with their own commentary. Everything else about the weekend is in our complete guide to Stuttgart.
by Riccardo Emanuele Eustor2 min readSource: Riftbound Organized Play on X

The main broadcast stays on Riftbound’s official YouTube and Twitch channels, in English, from 10:00 CET on Friday, November 6. Alongside it there will be three official co-streams: the same feed and the same table cameras, carried by another channel that commentates in its own language.
| Language | Platform | Channel |
|---|---|---|
| English (main) | YouTube and Twitch | @riftbound · riftbound |
| French | Twitch | otp |
| German | YouTube | @CrownChaseC |
| Spanish | Twitch | thebrodamagical |
The links are the ones Riftbound Organized Play posted in the reply to its own announcement. Riot has not listed separate start times for the three language channels.
The second half of the announcement matters more than the first: any creator can co-stream the official broadcast and share it with their own community. In practice, a streamer anywhere in Europe can go live, put the Stuttgart feature matches on screen and call them in their own language. So far that is the whole announcement: no extra rules or sign-up form have been published.
The English desk is the line-up announced last week: Amy Wosley and Barcode hosting, James O’Leary, Shai Burton and Lothar on play-by-play, Leonard Köning and Aaron Barich on analysis. Full details are in our piece on the stream schedule and casters.
The broadcast starts with round one, at 10:00 local time in Stuttgart (09:00 UTC).
Three days of play, a $50,000 prize pool, twelve Swiss rounds and a Top 8.
Why it matters to us. Europe’s biggest event of the autumn will have no official Italian commentary, while France, Germany and Spain each get their own channel. Italian viewers who would rather not follow in English have two options: an Italian channel using the open co-stream permission, or our live coverage page, which from Friday tracks standings, the Top 8 and the Italian players round by round. If an Italian creator announces a co-stream, we will add it to the guide.
Source: Riftbound Organized Play on X (channel list), official event page. Image: Riftbound Organized Play.
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