News · 2026-10-31
How to Watch CS2, LoL, Valorant, Rainbow Six Siege and Call of Duty Replays Without Spoilers
Spectate Esports now covers five more games next to Dota 2. Every finished map links to the broadcast a minute before it starts, and scores stay hidden until you ask for them.
As of October 31, 2026, Spectate Esports covers Counter-Strike 2, League of Legends, Valorant, Rainbow Six Siege and Call of Duty as well as Dota 2: live and finished matches, replay links that start at each map, brackets, calendars, and no spoilers.
Spectate Esports now covers five more games next to Dota 2: Counter-Strike 2, League of Legends, Valorant, Rainbow Six Siege and Call of Duty. Every finished map or game links straight into the broadcast one minute before it starts, and scores stay hidden until you choose to see them.
Hiding the score isn't enough on its own. If a best-of-3 only lists two maps, you already know it was a sweep. On Spectate, a series that ended early still shows every map slot, so the number of maps gives nothing away.
What each game covers
| Game | Events | Replays on |
|---|---|---|
| Counter-Strike 2 | Tier S and A: Majors, IEM, BLAST, PGL, ESL Pro League | Twitch, Kick, YouTube |
| League of Legends | LCK, LPL, LEC, LCS, LCP, CBLOL, First Stand, MSI, Worlds | Twitch, Kick, YouTube |
| Valorant | VCT: Americas, EMEA, Pacific and China leagues, Masters, Champions | Twitch, Kick, YouTube |
| Rainbow Six Siege | BLAST R6 Majors, Esports World Cup, Europe MENA, North America and South America leagues | Twitch, Kick, YouTube |
| Call of Duty | Every Call of Duty League event, plus the Launch Invitational and Esports World Cup | Twitch, YouTube |
What you get in every game
- Replays that start at each map. One minute before the map begins, for every broadcast we find, in every language. Pick your stream language in Settings and that broadcast comes first.
- Spoiler-free by default. Scores, winners and series length stay hidden, and the setting sticks between visits until you turn it off.
- Live, upcoming and finished in one feed. Tap back through the date strip to catch up on earlier days.
- Event pages with stages, the playoff bracket, standings, rosters and start times. See them at /cs/tournaments, /lol/tournaments, /valorant/tournaments, /r6/tournaments and /cod/tournaments.
- Calendar feeds for a whole game, one event or just the teams you follow. They work in Google Calendar, Apple Calendar and Outlook and update on their own. Set one up on the Calendar page.
- A default game. Choose it in Settings and the site opens on it every visit.
Extras in specific games
- CS2: each team shows its place in Valve's world ranking, the list Valve uses to invite teams to Majors. Tap it to see the points. Match details also show the prize pool and expected lineups.
- League of Legends: match details show the expected lineups.
- Rainbow Six Siege and Call of Duty: best-of-7 and best-of-9 series show every map slot, so a long series stays spoiler-free too.
- Kick replays: the Kick app ignores timestamps, so the start time is printed next to the link for you to skip to.
Coming up (dates in UTC)
- League of Legends: Worlds 2026 runs until November 15.
- Counter-Strike 2: IEM Beijing 2026, November 2 to 8, then BLAST Rivals Fall 2026, November 11 to 15.
- Call of Duty: the Monster Launch Invitational, November 5 to 8.
- Rainbow Six Siege: the BLAST R6 Major Osaka 2026, November 6 to 15.
- Valorant: the VCT off-season. Every map of VCT Champions 2026 is there to watch spoiler-free.
FAQ
Where can I watch CS2 replays without spoilers?
On spectateesports.live/cs. Every finished tier S and A map links to its Twitch, Kick or YouTube broadcast one minute before round 1. Scores stay hidden, and a series that ended early still shows all its map slots.
How do I watch Worlds 2026 games from the start of each game?
Open the Worlds 2026 page or the LoL feed. Each finished game links into the broadcast just before that game starts, in every language it was streamed in.
Can I get Rainbow Six Siege or Call of Duty matches in my calendar?
Yes. On the Calendar page, switch to the game and subscribe to every top event, one tournament, or chosen teams. Matches appear in Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook and update automatically.
Does Spectate Esports show scores?
Only when you ask. Spoiler-free mode is on by default in every game. Reveal one match, or turn it off from the header or Settings.
Is Dota 2 still covered?
Yes. Dota 2 is still the deepest coverage, with drafts, gold graphs and player stats as well as replays.