MCC Bewitched: How to Watch Every Team POV Side by Side

To watch the POVs of MC Championship: Bewitched!, open several player streams side by side in one grid. The event starts on Saturday 10 October 2026 at 19:00 UTC (8pm BST, 3pm ET) and Noxcrew describes MCC as a three-hour event. No single main broadcast has been announced; the creators stream their own points of view on their own Twitch channels, so the practical way to follow a team or a rivalry is a multi-stream grid such as the ViewGrid MCC Bewitched event page, where each tile has its own mute control. A ViewGrid grid holds up to 20 streams on desktop and 6 on a phone, so you cannot fit all 40 players in one grid: pick a team, two rival teams, or up to five teams on a desktop.

The date and time come from the official MCC event feed, which returns 2026-10-10T19:00 UTC, and from @MCChampionship_ on X, which announced Bewitched on 22 September 2026 as its spooky-season event with "tune in on October 10th at 8pm BST".

What is MC Championship and how does Bewitched work?

MC Championship (MCC) is a Minecraft tournament run by the Minecraft studio Noxcrew together with YouTuber Scott Major (Smajor1995), according to Wikipedia. Noxcrew says it started in November 2019 and describes it as a "3-hour competitive experience designed primarily as a PVP mini-game tournament for 40 streamers to participate in and broadcast simultaneously".

The structure is simple to follow once you know it:

40 creators play in 10 teams of four.
Teams compete across a run of minigames. After eight games, the two teams with the highest scores meet in a final showdown, according to Noxcrew.
Wikipedia says teams win coins for their performance in each game, and that the final is Dodgebolt, an archery duel played over up to five rounds.
Between games, players vote for the next game in the Decision Dome by throwing chickens into a designated spot, according to the fan wiki.

The coins, Dodgebolt and Decision Dome details come from Wikipedia and the community wiki rather than from Noxcrew, which calls the final simply a "final showdown". The fan wiki lists Bewitched as the 69th MCC event.

Why watch several team POVs at once?

Every player's stream is a different version of the same evening. While one teammate is doing well in a game, another may be about to be eliminated somewhere else on the map. If you watch a single creator, you often hear about the swing in the scores after it happens.

Following one team means four streams. Following a rivalry, or the two teams you expect to reach the final, means eight. Opening that many browser tabs is possible, but you cannot see them at the same time, and switching audio between tabs is slow when the game changes every few minutes.

A grid solves both problems: all four (or eight) POVs stay visible, and you choose which one you hear.

Which teams are playing in MCC Bewitched?

All 10 teams were announced by @MCChampionship_ on 1 and 2 October 2026. The roster below is as announced on those dates. Rosters can change if a player drops out, so check the official account before the event.

Team	Players (Twitch)
Red Ravens	Feinberg, Graecie, PrinceZam, Rendog
Orange Oozes	Cambam, DarkEyebrows, Pangi, ZombieCleo
Mustard Mummies (yellow)	4CVIT, ashswag, Mogswamp, vGumiho
Lime Liches	Legundo, Shubble, Smajor1995, VikingPilot
Green Goblins	GeminiTay, Purpled, Roscumber, TheOrionSound
Cyan Centipedes	Grian, InfiniteDrift, PeteZahHutt, soupforeloise
Aqua Abominations	5up, Couriway, iJevin, impulseSV
Blue Banshees	apokuna, FalseSymmetry, Krinios, raerevord
Violet Vampires (purple)	guqqie, hannahxxrose, ish13c, Seapeekay
Fuchsia Frankensteins (pink)	aimsey, jojosolos, KatieB, Ph1LzA

Sources: the team posts from Red Ravens (1 October) through Fuchsia Frankensteins (2 October), cross-checked against the community wiki. The Twitch channels come from the official MCC participants feed, checked on 5 October 2026, which lists the same 40 players in the same 10 teams. The official posts tag players by their X handles; we use the names viewers know them by, and each name links to that player's Twitch channel. The feed also gives a Twitch link for ish13c, but no Twitch channel with that name existed when we checked, so that name is not linked; check MCC Live on the night for ish13c's stream.

Where do the players stream?

MCC is built for the players to broadcast their own POV at the same time, on their own channels. When we checked on 5 October 2026, the official participants feed listed all 40 players with a stream link, and every link pointed to Twitch (see the table above). MCC Live, Noxcrew's companion site, shows live scores and links to the participants' streams on the night.

Two more things to know:

The same feed lists the Noxcrew Twitch channel, twitch.tv/thenoxcrew, as a spectator stream.
No hub or host broadcast has been announced for Bewitched. The previous event, Fall Stars on 5 September 2026, was a collaboration with Minecraft to announce a game drop and was streamed from Minecraft's Twitch channel, according to the fan wiki. Do not expect the same setup this time unless MCC announces it.

The ViewGrid event page has the player channels from the official list, ordered by team. A channel's stream enters the grid when it is live with a title that mentions MCC or Bewitched, so a creator who is streaming something else that evening does not end up in your grid.

How to watch it on ViewGrid

ViewGrid is free and you do not need an account to watch. Every stream plays in the platform's own embedded player, so you are watching the creator's real Twitch or YouTube stream.

Open the event grid. Go to viewgrid.tv/events/mcc-bewitched-2026. On event day, the page links a ready-made grid with the creator streams that are live.
Or build your own grid. Open a grid and paste the Twitch channel link for each player you want, using the table above. You can also add a YouTube or Kick stream to the same grid. Desktop holds up to 20 streams; a phone holds up to 6.
Pick one voice. Each tile has its own mute control. Unmute the player you want to hear and mute the previous one. With four or eight creators talking over each other, one open audio track at a time is the way to keep up.
Add the spectator view. If you want an overview next to the player POVs, add twitch.tv/thenoxcrew as an extra tile.
Open Twitch chat beside the grid if you want to follow one channel's chat while you watch.
Save and share. Sign in to save the grid. Every grid is also a shareable link, which is handy for a team's fan Discord.
Follow the channels. On your live home you can follow up to 50 Twitch, YouTube and Kick channels and open the live ones together with one tap.

If you browse in Chrome, Edge or another Chromium browser, the ViewGrid for Chrome extension adds the Twitch, YouTube or Kick stream you are on to a list with one click, then opens the list as a grid on viewgrid.tv.

Three grid setups for MCC night

One team, four POVs. Pick your team from the table and add its four players. A 2x2 layout gives each tile a quarter of the screen, which is the easiest way to keep an eye on everyone. This is the setup most people need.

Two rival teams, eight POVs. Pick the two teams you expect to finish top two and reach the final. Eight tiles are easier to follow on a desktop or laptop than on a phone. When the final arrives, you already have both sides open and can switch audio between them.

The audio rotation. Each time the Decision Dome picks a new game, switch your audio to the player you expect to matter most in it, such as the team's strongest PvP player for a combat game. Leave the others muted but visible, and keep an eye on their tiles for the moment something goes wrong.

What we see when creators stream their own POVs

We have watched this pattern on ViewGrid during other creator events. DEDsafío Minecraft 4, a Spanish-language hardcore Minecraft series on Kick where every creator streams their own POV on their own channel, had 28 channels live with "DEDSAFIO" in the title on its opening night. 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 of them with 12 streams.

Some viewers also mix platforms. In a sample of 2,392 grids from 3 September to 3 October 2026, about 12% held streams from two or more of YouTube, Twitch and Kick. Twitch + YouTube was the second most common mix, with 113 grids, after Kick + Twitch with 133. For MCC Bewitched every listed player streams on Twitch, so a team grid needs only Twitch, but if you want a YouTube stream next to it, for example a creator's channel on another event that evening, see how to watch YouTube and Twitch together.

Before 10 October: what to check

Roster changes. Re-check @MCChampionship_ for substitutes.
Stream links. The table above follows the official participants feed as of 5 October. If a player is replaced, MCC Live links the new player's stream.
Start time. The official feed says 19:00 UTC. Convert it once for your own time zone and set a reminder.
Reminder by email. If MCC Bewitched appears among the events on your live home, use "Remind me" on its card. You get one email when the event's official streams go live, with the link to the grid.

Frequently asked questions

When does MCC Bewitched start?

MC Championship: Bewitched! starts on Saturday 10 October 2026 at 19:00 UTC, which is 8pm BST and 3pm ET. Noxcrew describes MCC as a three-hour event.

Is there one main stream for MCC Bewitched?

No hub or host broadcast had been announced for Bewitched when we checked on 5 October 2026. The players stream their own POVs on Twitch, and the official participants feed lists the Noxcrew Twitch channel as a spectator stream.

How many teams and players are in MCC Bewitched?

There are 10 teams of four, 40 creators in total. All 10 teams were announced by @MCChampionship_ on 1 and 2 October 2026.

Can I watch all 40 players at once?

Not in one ViewGrid grid. A desktop grid holds up to 20 streams and a phone up to 6, so pick one team (four streams), two rival teams (eight) or up to five teams on desktop.

How do I watch all four players of one MCC team at once?

Open the ViewGrid event page or build a grid with the four players' Twitch channels from the table above, then unmute one stream at a time.

Can I mix Twitch and YouTube streams in the same grid?

Yes. A ViewGrid grid can hold Twitch, YouTube, Kick and Rumble streams side by side, each in the platform's own embedded player.

How is the MCC winner decided?

After eight games, the two highest-scoring teams play a final showdown, according to Noxcrew. Wikipedia describes that final as Dodgebolt, an archery duel played over up to five rounds.