FIDE Women's World Cup 2021
FIDE Women's World Cup 2021 is an over-the-board chess tournament in Galaxy Entertainment And Leisure Complex, Russia, held from July 12, 2021 to August 3, 2021. The prize fund is $676,000. The broadcast peaked at 4 746 concurrent viewers and collected 113 080 hours watched. Alexandra Konstantinovna Kosteniuk won the event.
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FIDE Women's World Cup 2021 viewership statistics
4 746
on Jul 20 · Day 9
1 218
typical audience at any moment
113.1K
total time watched, all channels
92h 55m
hours of live broadcast
FIDE Women's World Cup 2021 results
1st
Alexandra Konstantinovna Kosteniuk
1st
Earnings: $50 0002nd
Aleksandra Yuryevna Goryachkina
2nd
$35 0003rd
Tan Zhongyi
3rd
$25 0004th
Anna Olehivna Muzychuk
4th
$20 000
5th-6th
Nana Dzagnidze
Kateryna Aleksandrovna Lagno
5th-6th
$14 0009th-10th
Bibisara Assaubayeva
Mariya Olehivna Muzychuk
9th-10th
$9 50017th-18th
Carissa Yip
Harika Dronavalli
17th-18th
$6 75033rd-34th
Nataliya Buksa
Nurgyul Salimova
33rd-34th
$5 000
FIDE Women's World Cup 2021 viewers by day
Peak and hours watched for every broadcast day, hour by hour, split by stage.
20 broadcast days, tournament peak on Jul 20 (Day 9).
- Hourly viewer curve
- Peak and hours watched per day
- Stage-by-stage split
Where it was watched
Platforms and languages ranked by hours watched. The top three in each are open; the shares and peaks are in the report.
Top platforms
- 1YouTube Live share in report
- 2Twitch share in report
- 3Facebook Gaming share in report
Top languages
- 1Others share in report
- 2English share in report
3 platforms and 2 languages in total.
- Hours watched and peak per platform
- Every language with its share
- Platform × language by day
Top channels of FIDE Women's World Cup 2021
Official broadcasts and co-streamers ranked by hours watched. The top three are named; every channel's numbers are in the report.
Top channels by hours watched
- 1Fide chessOthers stats in report
- 2annacramlingEnglish stats in report
- 3chessqueenEnglish stats in report
5 channels covered this tournament.
- All channels with hours watched, peak and airtime
- Co-streams per channel
- Audience overlap between channels
For organizers, sponsors and media
Full report on FIDE Women's World Cup 2021
The numbers on this page are the headline. The report has everything behind them:
- Every channel and co-stream, not just the top 3
- Viewers by hour, day and stage
- Languages × platforms, with peaks per day
- Chat activity and audience overlap
- Sponsor and brand exposure on stream
- Comparison with previous editions
from $1,500 per event, or all chess events for $12,000 a year
FIDE Women's World Cup 2021 Chess FAQ
When was FIDE Women's World Cup 2021 Chess?
FIDE Women's World Cup 2021 ran from July 12, 2021 to August 3, 2021.How many people watched FIDE Women's World Cup 2021 Chess?
FIDE Women's World Cup 2021 peaked at 4 746 concurrent viewers, collected 113 080 hours watched, averaged 1 218 viewers across all tracked channels.What is the prize money for the FIDE Women's World Cup 2021 Chess?
The prize pool of FIDE Women's World Cup 2021 is $676 000.Where was the FIDE Women's World Cup 2021 Chess held?
FIDE Women's World Cup 2021 was held in Galaxy Entertainment And Leisure Complex, Russia.On which platforms was FIDE Women's World Cup 2021 Chess broadcast?
FIDE Women's World Cup 2021 was broadcast on: YouTube Live, Twitch, Facebook Gaming.
Who are the organizers of the FIDE Women's World Cup 2021 Chess?
The FIDE Women's World Cup 2021 is organized by FIDE.Who won the FIDE Women's World Cup 2021 Chess?
FIDE Women's World Cup 2021 was won by Alexandra Konstantinovna Kosteniuk ($50 000). 2nd — Aleksandra Yuryevna Goryachkina ($35 000), 3rd — Tan Zhongyi ($25 000).Who played at FIDE Women's World Cup 2021 Chess?
12 players took part in FIDE Women's World Cup 2021, including Alexandra Konstantinovna Kosteniuk, Aleksandra Yuryevna Goryachkina, Tan Zhongyi. Their final places are in the results table on this page.