Elgato, a company that makes equipment for streamers and content creators, has signed a partnership agreement with Latin American esports tournament operator and event production company Liga ACE Esports for the 2026 season.

Liga ACE is Riot Games’ main partner for running official development leagues across the Americas. The organisation operates six official leagues and competitive events in partnership with Riot and covers broadcast production, co-streaming, and brand integrations for these competitions.

As part of the deal, Elgato will become an official sponsor of two competitions: VALORANT Challengers LATAM (VCL) and the League of Legends North Regional League (LRN).

The agreement also confirmed that the Elgato branding will appear across all 49 broadcasts scheduled for the season, through overlays, mentions from commentators, short video segments, and product placement. Casters and analysts for both leagues will also use specific Elgato hardware which will be visible on camera throughout each broadcast.

Raquel Piris Mogort, Sponsorship Manager for Elgato in Spain/Latin America, a company belonging to Corsair GmbH, said, “At Elgato, we believe that esports are the present and future of live entertainment. LATAM is a region with extraordinary talent and a community that experiences competitive gaming with unique intensity. We found in Liga ACE an ally with a solid track record, renowned production capabilities, and a key role in the development of the region’s official competitions. This partnership allows us to be where that energy is, supporting the players, casters, and creators who make this scene great.”

Octavio Echeagaray, CEO of Liga ACE Esports, said, “Liga ACE is proud to have Elgato as an official sponsor of our leagues. It’s the brand we’ve used in our productions for years and is a trusted tool for many content creators around the world. Having Elgato present in our broadcasts reinforces the level of quality and professionalism we strive to offer both the players and our entire community.”

Apart from Riot Games, Liga ACE Esports has worked with other firms including Tencent, Ubisoft, Activision/Blizzard, Microsoft Game Studios, and more. The company’s operations are not limited to VALORANT, as it also hosts esports tournaments for Counter-Strike 2, League of Legends, Dota 2, Rainbow Six, PUBG Mobile, and Rocket League.

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