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Riot Games has held a Twitch channel since September 2012 and is a Twitch Partner.
Right now they are broadcasting on both platforms at once — in League of Legends on Kick, and in League of Legends, about 1h 55m in on Twitch.
They are live on both right now. The viewer plays the two side by side, which is the one thing neither platform will do for you.
Yes: as this page loaded, Riot Games was live on Kick, streaming League of Legends, with 5,251 watching, and on Twitch, streaming League of Legends, with 54,490 watching.
Both: Riot Games has a channel on Kick, kick.com/riotgames, and on Twitch, twitch.tv/riotgames.
Welcome to the Riot Games channel, home of LoL Esports and other livestreams related to our games. For LoL Esports broadcasts, schedules, standings and advanced viewing features, head to
— Riot Games's Twitch channel description
Both of Riot Games's streams can run side by side in one tab — two chats, two angles on the same broadcast. No sign-up, and your channel list stays in your own browser.
Wondering why so many channels run on both platforms at once? Here's what changed between Twitch and Kick, and here's who streams on both.