E-sports tournament analysis report “PLAYDATA” open beta version now available
PlayBrain Inc. (headquarters located in Shinagawa Ward, Tokyo, hereafter referred to as PlayBrain) has launched the open beta version of "PLAYDATA," a service providing in-depth analyses of viewership data for domestic esports tournaments and events in a PDF report.
Making esports tournament analysis more accessible
PLAYDATA utilizes unique techniques to gather and preserve viewership data from more than 60,000 game-related channels across the country, making the most of its rich database. With PLAYDATA, users can generate PDF reports offering detailed analysis of specific esports tournaments, and can get deep insights into trends in the number of simultaneous viewers during the tournament period, as well as comparative analysis of viewing data from e-sports tournaments for other games distributed during the same time period.
We address data-related issues for esports tournaments and events, such as:
Assisting esports teams that struggle to report their achievements to sponsors due to a lack of data.
Helping event organizers who aim to compare their event's viewership and sponsorship with those of other esports tournaments and events in the same game to establish benchmarks.
Aiding sponsor companies that wish to identify the optimal timing for their advertisements by analyzing peak viewership numbers during tournaments, or evaluate the effectiveness of their advertising based on total viewership hours.
Included contents
The contents of the PDF reports provided by PLAYDATA are as follows.
Trends in Concurrent Viewers by Date
Changes in Viewership by Date
Concurrent Viewers by Time Slot
Cumulative Viewing Time by Channel
Cumulative Viewing Time by Date
Competitor Channel Analysis
Competitive Analysis by Game
Statistics by Date
The following is an excerpt from a sample report.
Tools for Identifying Trending Streamers
Beyond providing esports tournament analysis, PLAYDATA has crafted a tool capable of identifying currently popular streamers through searches and filters based on time period, game, and specific keywords. While still in an open beta phase, this tool offers significant support for uncovering emerging streamers and predicting forthcoming trends.
