BLAST Bounty Summer Closed With 587,952 Peak Viewers

The MOUZ versus Team Spirit final was the tournament's most-watched match, according to Esports Charts data.

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BLAST Bounty Summer 2026 drew a peak audience of 587,952 viewers during its run from July 30 through August 2. The figure came from the tournament statistics tracked by Esports Charts.

The final between MOUZ and Team Spirit produced the event’s highest match peak at 587,952 viewers. That match led a tournament that recorded an average audience of 222,508 viewers, 5,914,985 hours watched, and 26 hours and 35 minutes of airtime.

The figures were shared in a Reddit post by /u/eSportsStats, alongside an Esports Charts graphic showing the tournament totals and its top matches.

587K+ Peak Viewers for BLAST Bounty Summer (+ Top Matches) 📊
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BLAST Bounty Summer’s top matches

Three matches stood out in the peak-viewer breakdown:

MOUZ vs. Team Spirit, final: 587,952 peak viewers
FaZe vs. Team Spirit, semifinals: 433,331 peak viewers
FaZe vs. The MongolZ, quarterfinals, Day 3: 293,983 peak viewers

The final’s audience gave BLAST Bounty Summer a clear lead over the other matches in the tournament’s recorded viewership figures. The event also marked another strong audience result for a major Counter-Strike 2 competition.

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Counter-Strike 2 is a free-to-play multiplayer tactical first-person shooter developed and published by Valve. Released in September 2023, it is the fifth main entry in the Counter-Strike series and serves as a direct replacement for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive on Steam. Two teams, Terrorists and Counter-Terrorists, compete in objective-based rounds across modes such as bomb defusal and hostage rescue. Built on the Source 2 engine, the game introduced volumetric smoke physics, revised weapon handling, and a new sub-tick server architecture. It inherited all cosmetic items from its predecessor and features both a map-specific Competitive mode and a numerically ranked Premier mode.