Kick achieves new records in May

Showing itself as a viable alternative to Twitch, Kick continues to grow and reach new records month after month. In May, the live streaming platform financed by the betting site Stake.com continued its streak of excellent results and achieved new records.

To begin with, Kick achieved a historic record for the platform in May, reaching 1,021,129 viewers, an increase of 69% compared to the previous month. This is also the first time that this metric has passed the 1 million mark for Kick, according to the website StreamsCharts.

With this, the Average Viewership also reached a new mark, reaching 263,854, being the third month in a row exceeding the 200 thousand mark.

With so many people watching, of course the total number of Hours Watched on Kick would also increase significantly. In May, the platform’s final number of Hours Watched was 183,818,252, an increase of 21% compared to April. This number is also the platform’s new record.

Other Kick numbers in May:

Active Channels: 192,447 (+25%)
Peak Channels: 3,868 (+5%)
Average Channels: 3,115 (+4%)
Games Streamed: 4,610 (+5%)

Kick’s biggest streamers

The month of May also proved to be different for Kick in relation to its biggest streamers. Adin Ross, who used to be at the top of the list, now appears in 4th place, with a total of 3.97 million hours watched in the month.

The title of Kick’s biggest streamer in May went to Saudi Arabian drb7h, famous for his GTA broadcasts. In the month, the streamer achieved a total of 6.33 million hours watched.