DEDsafío 4 final week: how to watch every POV

DEDsafío Minecraft 4 has no single main broadcast, so "ver todas las POV" means opening several Kick channels at once. The series ends this week: Friday 16 October 2026 is the Gulag, and Saturday 17 October 2026 is the BOSS FINAL, with the server scheduled to open at 21:00 UTC (17:00 ET) and close at 04:00 UTC. Every creator streams their own POV (punto de vista) en directo on their own Kick channel, and the simplest way to follow several of them is to put those channels side by side in one grid, for example from our DEDsafío 4 event page.

What is DEDsafío Minecraft 4?

DEDsafío is a hardcore Minecraft series organised by ElDed, the Mexican streamer, and developed with Eufonia Studio, according to Eufonia's ElDed page. The official calendar and schedule graphics for the fourth season carry the Eufonia Studio mark.

This is the fourth Minecraft edition. Eufonia's Minecraft projects page lists DEDsafío Minecraft 1 (28 May 2021), 2 (22 July 2022) and 3 (25 September 2024). In October 2025 ElDed posted that DEDsafío Minecraft 4 was postponed to 2027, but it started on 21 September 2026.

The cast was announced in batches before launch, with posts such as "CUATRO INVITADOS MAS PARA DEDSAFIO MINECRAFT 4" on ElDed's account. One of the invited guests is Spreen: KICK Español announced him on 11 September 2026 (UTC) as "el nuevo invitado al dedsafio 4". In the opening days the official @dedsafio account counted survivors out of 90 (for example "78/90 sobrevivientes restantes" on 22 September), and on 25 September it announced new players joining, so treat any exact cast number as a moving target.

When does DEDsafío 4 end?

The official @dedsafio calendar gives the dates as "Serie del 21 de Septiembre al 17 de Octubre 2026", and the post calls it "27 días llenos de contenido". The weekly pattern is fixed:

• Monday to Thursday: misiones diarias (daily missions)
• Friday: Gulag
• Saturday: evento boss
• Sunday: server cerrado (server closed, no session)

That puts the final week like this:

Date (2026)	Day	Session	Server open (UTC)	Server open (ET)
12 October	Monday	Misiones diarias	21:00–04:00	17:00–00:00
13 October	Tuesday	Misiones diarias	21:00–04:00	17:00–00:00
14 October	Wednesday	Misiones diarias	21:00–04:00	17:00–00:00
15 October	Thursday	Misiones diarias	21:00–04:00	17:00–00:00
16 October	Friday	Gulag	21:00–04:00	17:00–00:00
17 October	Saturday	BOSS FINAL	21:00–04:00	17:00–00:00

The times come from the calendar graphic and the official "Horarios" post: the server opens at 15:00 and closes at 22:00 Mexico City time (CDMX). In UTC that is 21:00 until 04:00 on the next calendar day. The same table lists 17:00–00:00 for the US East Coast and 23:00–06:00 for Spain. During the series the organiser repeated the start time, "3 PM hora CDMX", when the second week began on 28 September.

The Gulag itself does not necessarily start when the server opens. On the opening Friday, 25 September, @dedsafio announced "3 PM Hora CDMX Y Gulag 4 PM Hora CDMX", which is 22:00 UTC (18:00 ET) for the Gulag. Check @dedsafio on 16 October for that day's Gulag time.

One caution: the calendar and schedule were published before launch. If the organiser extends the series or moves the final session, @dedsafio and the Kick event page will say so before ViewGrid can.

What happens in the Gulag and the BOSS FINAL?

DEDsafío is hardcore survival, so dying matters. When a player dies, the official account posts the death with "Te vemos en el GULAG" and the updated survivor count, as in its post about Farfadox on 22 September. The Gulag runs on Fridays, and fan trackers list the players who survived it separately from those eliminated from the series.

Saturdays are boss events. The second boss came on day 12 (Saturday 3 October); Kick's event description says the players face the "Corazón de Gran Observalador". The season closes with the BOSS FINAL on Saturday 17 October.

Scoring, revival and team rules are documented mostly on fan sites, and those sites do not always agree. If you want the exact rules, follow the official accounts rather than a summary.

Why do viewers keep several POVs open?

Because there is no central feed. Each participant streams en directo on their own Kick channel. On 3 October (day 12), for example, ElDed's channel was titled "DEDSAFIO MINECRAFT 4 DIA 12 - 2DO JEFE!!", and coldified's and Conterstine's titles also marked day 12. Two people in the same fight see different things: one is at the front, another is hiding, a third is on the other side of the map when something goes wrong.

Kick has an official DEDsafio 4 event page that lists the channels streaming the event. It is useful for checking who is on. Watching them is another matter: you click through one channel at a time, and you hear about the big moment from chat after it has happened on someone else's stream.

A grid solves the switching problem. You keep your main creator large and loud, and two to eleven others small and muted. When a quiet tile suddenly fills with lava or a boss bar, you move the audio there.

What we saw on opening night

DEDsafío 4 is on the ViewGrid events calendar. On opening night (21 September 2026), 28 channels were live with "DEDSAFIO" in the title. Within three hours 41 different visitors from Latin America opened DEDsafío streams on ViewGrid, and 4 of the next 8 new members saved a DEDsafío grid (one with 12 streams). For a Spanish-language Minecraft series on Kick, that told us people were not looking for one stream. They wanted the whole server on one screen.

How to watch it on ViewGrid

ViewGrid is free and works in the browser on desktop and phones, and in the iOS and Android apps. Each stream plays in Kick's own embedded player; we do not host or restream anything. Up to 20 streams fit on desktop, 6 on a phone.

1. Open the event page or paste links. Go to /events/dedsafio-minecraft-4 for a ready-made grid, or open viewgrid.tv and paste Kick links such as kick.com/elded one by one. The grid also accepts Twitch and YouTube links if a creator simulcasts.
2. Check who is still in. Players drop out as the series goes on, and @dedsafio posts each death. Before the finale on 17 October, look at the Kick event page or the official accounts and remove tiles for channels that are offline or out.
3. Pick a layout. On desktop, 6 to 12 streams works well for the BOSS FINAL. On a phone, stay at up to 6 and keep the main POV in the top tile.
4. Choose which POV you hear. Unmute the one you want to follow and mute the others.
5. Save the grid. Signed-in members can save the grid and reopen it the next day with the same channels. Every grid also has a share link at viewgrid.tv/g/, so you can post it in your Discord.
6. Follow the creators on your home page. On /home you can follow up to 50 channels on Twitch, YouTube and Kick. The page shows which ones are live now and opens the live ones together as a grid. "Remind me" on an event sends one email when the official streams go live.

A note on chat: open ViewGrid's chat panel and pick any creator in the grid — Kick chat shows up right there, live. Reading works straight away; to post a message, open that creator's Kick page in another tab and sign in.

If you browse Kick on a computer, the ViewGrid extension for Chrome and Edge adds the Kick stream page you are on to a list (up to 12), then "Open grid" opens them side by side. Our older guide on watching multiple Kick streams covers the general setup, and the live home post explains following.

How to follow the finale on 17 October

The server opens for the BOSS FINAL on Saturday 17 October 2026 at 21:00 UTC (17:00 ET, 15:00 CDMX), according to the official schedule. A setup that works:

• Open the grid around 20:45 UTC so every player has loaded before the server opens.
• Put the creator you support in the large tile with audio on.
• Add the POVs of the creators still alive, in a 6 to 12 stream grid on desktop or up to 6 on a phone.
• Add ElDed's channel if he is live, since the series is his.
• When a fight starts, unmute the POV closest to it and mute the rest.

The session is scheduled until 04:00 UTC on Sunday 18 October. Finales can run late, so plan for it.

Frequently asked questions

¿Dónde ver todas las POV de DEDsafío 4?

Each creator streams their own POV en directo on their own Kick channel, and Kick's event page lists them one channel at a time. To see several together, open the ViewGrid event page or paste the Kick links into a grid on viewgrid.tv.

When is the DEDsafío 4 final?

The official calendar lists Saturday 17 October 2026 as BOSS FINAL. The server is scheduled to be open 15:00–22:00 CDMX, which is 21:00–04:00 UTC and 17:00–00:00 ET. Check @dedsafio for any late change.

What is the Gulag in DEDsafío?

Gulag is the Friday session on the official calendar. When a player dies, @dedsafio posts "Te vemos en el GULAG"; follow the official account for the exact rules. In the final week it falls on Friday 16 October 2026. On 25 September the Gulag started an hour after the server opened, at 22:00 UTC.

Is Spreen the organiser of DEDsafío 4?

No. DEDsafío is ElDed's series, developed with Eufonia Studio. Spreen was announced by KICK Español on 11 September 2026 as an invited guest of the fourth season.

Can I see Kick chat inside the grid?

Yes. The chat panel works with Twitch, YouTube and Kick streams: pick a creator and their Kick chat appears beside the grid. Reading is instant; typing still needs a sign-in on Kick, so open the creator's Kick page in another tab if you want to post.

How many DEDsafío streams can I watch at once?

Up to 20 on desktop and 6 on a phone. For the finale, 6 to 12 on desktop is easier to follow than the maximum.