ESLAND 2023: who voted for whom? vote percentages in detail

After the hangover of the ESLAND 2023 Awards, it’s time to unpack who won and why. How many votes was IlloJuan away from winning streamer of the year? Was the Revelry of Year 2 win really that overwhelming? And what happened to the Pokémon Twitch Cup?

To answer those questions, Grefg has once again The voting percentages revealed, both from the community and from the juryto find out how close some candidacies were or not.

With this he tries to resolve some controversies, which are inevitable. Still, weeks ago Grefg promised changes for the next edition from minute 1, and that some who should not be there do not arrive at the candidacies, or there is no lack of other obvious options that have been missed.

The voting percentages in detail of the ESLAND 2023

Next year there will be improvements in all decision making, and also in the voting system that led us to the full list of winners from this year. A system that was set at 50/50 between the community and the jury and where the key on many occasions was in the jury, and others in not dividing the vote among the community, when for example there was only one representative from Latam among three from Spain.

video of the year

• Gerard Romero: 39% community + 83.88% jury = 61.44%
• Quackery: 30% Community + 8.06% Jury = 19.03%

fail of the year

• Manute: 27% community + 39.28% jury = 33.14%
• Mother of Karchez: 25% community + 16.08% jury = 20.54%

dance of the year

• The Woody of Carreraa: 34% Community + 54.21% Jury = 44.1%
• Fucktruck24: 18% Community + 27.65% = 22.83%

angry of the year

• Luzu: 49% Community + 60.43% Jury = 54.72%
• DjMaRiiO: 22% Community + 27.68% Jury = 24.84%

esports player of the year

• Jelty: 34% Community + 22.22% Jury = 28.11%
• Mixwell: 21% Community + 30.55% Jury = 25.78%

cyclist of the year

• Vicky Palami: 44% Community + 23.33% Jury = 33.67%
• Suja: 25% Community + 28.03% Jury = 26.51%

Better reporting

• Gerard Romero: 52% community + 40.2% jury = 46.10%
• Tamayo: 15% Community + 24.55% Jury = 19.75%

Talk Show of the Year

• The Wild Project: 52% Community + 75% Jury = 63.50%
• Chat quietly: 21% community + 15% jury = 18%

IRL Streamer of the Year

• Kidi: 21% Community + 46.47% Jury = 33.74%
• Street life: 26% community + 27.64% jury = 26.82%

song of the year

• Solo – Robleis: 34% Community + 30.28% Jury = 32.14%
• The trap is law – Lit Killah: 29% community + 31.04% jury = 30.02%

vtuber of the year

• Silverk: 62% Community + 52.40% Jury = 57.02%
• Nimu: 29% Community + 43.90% Jury = 36.45%

role player of the year

• JuansGuarnizo: 45% Community + 39.93% Jury = 42.47%
• AgentMaxo: 26% Community + 29.51% Jury = 27.60%

Miniseries with the best content

• Squid Craft Games: 82% Community + 96.30% Jury = 89.15%
• Minecraft Games Viewed: 11% Community + 0% Jury = 5.50%

event of the year

• The Evening of the Year II: 92% Community + 98.21% Jury = 95.61%
• The Great Game of YouTubers 2: 3.6% Community + 1.79% Jury = 2.40%

Pioneering streamer

• Spreen: 29% Community + 50.40% Jury = 39.7%
• Rivers: 35% Community + 35.22% Jury = 35.11%

Best Content Series

• ElDedsafío 2: 28% Community + 40.50% Jury = 34.25%
• Tortillaland 2: 30% Community + 21% Jury = 25.50%

Streamer of the Year

• Ibai: 21% Community + 56.03% Jury = 38.52%
• IlloJuan: 22% Community + 22.67% Jury = 22.34%

The top 3 and top 4 are not revealed to avoid toxicity, but we can see, by doing calculations, the overwhelming dominance of some or equality in others prices. Some ESLAND who will have new rules for some more controversial categories like Talk Show or Song of the Year for next year.