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    Jynxzi dominates charts as he becomes the most-watched Twitch streamer in North America

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    Jynxzi has been on an incredible run on Twitch lately, consistently pulling massive numbers and growing his audience at a fast pace. His impact has gone beyond just streaming, as he has helped revive the player base of various multiplayer games such as Rocket League and Clash Royale, which even developers have officially acknowledged.

    With March 2026 coming to an end, it’s no surprise that Jynxzi has become the biggest North American streamer on Twitch. The data from popular analytics websites, Streams Charts and TwitchTracker suggest that he has gained over 330,000 followers in less than a month.

    Jynxzi is the most-subscribed Twitch streamer in the world (Image via TwitchTracker)
    Jynxzi is the most-subscribed Twitch streamer in the world (Image via TwitchTracker)

    Here are the top five North American Twitch streamers for March 2026 so far:

    Name Average viewers Followers gained Hours watched
    Jynxzi ~54,500 339,000+ 10.8 million+
    TheBurntPeanut ~48,200 159,000+ 9.9 million+
    Asmongold ~44,000 45,200+ 9.5 million+
    HasanAbi ~38,500 15,200+ 7.9 million+
    CaseOh ~58,800 113,400+ 6 million+

    The top four creators on the list have streamed around 200 hours in the past 30 days, as of March 26, 2026. CaseOh on the other hand, has only streamed for roughly 100 hours.

    Jynxzi plans to explore Apex Legends and League of Legends next

    During a recent livestream, the 24-year-old streamer revealed that he is planning to start playing Apex Legends and League of Legends sometime in the near future. While he is currently enjoying games like Valorant, Counter-Strike 2, Rocket League, and Rainbow Six Siege, he said both of these titles are on his radar for the next phase. He stated:

    “Um, League, gotta play League. Gotta play League of Legends before I die, bro. It’s, like, one of the most popular games ever. It also looks like one of the most unique games ever. It also looks like potentially the highest skill gap game ever, which physically arouses my p****. So yeah, gonna enter a League arc soon. Gonna enter an Apex arc soon. Don’t know when, but those are the next two games, y’all.”

    He mentioned that he has heard mixed opinions about Apex Legends, with some suggesting that the game is struggling right now. In the same statement, he showed a strong interest in League of Legends, describing it as one of the most skill-heavy games.

    In other news, Jynxzi faced some backlash for a recently hosted Counter-Strike 2 tournament, with fans pointing out the lack of well-known CS2 pros or creators in the event.