All 48 qualified players for Capcom Cup 12 have been confirmed. With $1,000,000 going to the first place finisher, the main event is set to start in just a couple of days on March 11, 2026 (JST). It’ll go on until a winner is crowned on March 14, 2026.
Last year, it was announced that the Capcom Cup Finals would be a pay-per-view event. As one can probably imagine, this announcement wasn’t exactly popular with the fanbase, especially with those of us residing in North America.
Though the tickets to watch the conclusion of Capcom Cup 12 are fairly expensive, Capcom decided to offer a method to watch Capcom Cup 12 for free within the Battle Hub of Street Fighter 6 itself. Of course, those that watch the action this way won’t be able to listen to the commentary.
Earlier today, Capcom released a new announcement concerning co-streaming of Capcom Cup 12. In order to preserve the “enjoyment of paying subscribers,” Capcom is asking streamers to refrain from publicly sharing footage of the Capcom Cup 12 Finals and the Street Fighter League: World Championship 2025 Finals.
Capcom is warning that ignoring this request will result in a violation of copyright infringement. According to the post, Capcom intends to take appropriate measures that include requests for removal against those that attempt to co-stream without permission.
However, it’s important to note that Capcom is only prohibiting co-streaming of Capcom Cup 12 and Street Fighter League: World Championship 2025 for the portions that are supposed to be pay-per-view. Fortunately, they’re allowing anyone to conduct co-streaming of the otherwise free to watch parts of the events without direct authorization.
Check out the full statement below:
Announcement on Co-Streaming
Capcom Cup 12 / Street Fighter League: World Championship 2025
Capcom Cup 12 (“CC12”) and Street Fighter League: World Championship 2025 (“SFLWC2025”) will be streamed exclusively as paid content during the finals held on March 14、2026 (JST) and March 15, 2026 (JST) (hereinafter referred to as “Finals”), as well as during the tournament period and until March 23, 2026, 4pm (JST) following the tournament’s conclusion.
For the enjoyment of our paying subscribers, we ask that you refrain from publicly sharing footage of the CC12 and SFLWC2025 Finals on video streaming services, social media, or any other online or offline platforms without permission of Capcom.
The rules for co-streaming are as specified in our Official Capcom Co-Streamer Guidelines.
Streams, posts, and other exploitation of the footage made in violation of our rules not only constitute copyright infringement but also undermine the trust of other customers who have purchased our paid content. Accordingly, we will take appropriate measures, including but not limited to requesting removal.
For the CC12 and SFLWC2025 qualifiers (schedule is listed below), regardless of the provisions in Articles 2 through 5 of our Official CAPCOM Co-Streamer Guidelines, anyone may conduct co-streaming as specified below.
If you plan to engage in co-streaming, please read the information below carefully and join us in making CC12 and SFLWC2025 a success.
For March 11, 2026 (JST) – March 13, 2026 (JST) Capcom Cup 12 Group Qualifier; and On March 13, 2026 (JST) Street Fighter League: World Championship 2025 Qualifier: anyone may conduct co-streaming and clipping without our separate permission.
*This is not an official Capcom official co-stream. Please refrain from displaying any information that could be interpreted as official company endorsement.
For dates other than those listed above, including the Finals of CC12 and SFLWC2025 scheduled to take place on March 14, 2026 (JST) and March 15, 2026 (JST), please refrain from co-streaming or clipping without our separate permission.
Please also abide by our Capcom Video Policy and our Capcom Fan Content Guidelines.
After the conclusion of the event, and after the content has been made available for free on YouTube/Twitch, anyone may stream or use the video content for English-language YouTube/Twitch streams only, in accordance with our co-streaming regulations and video guidelines.
We sincerely thank all fans of our games and esports for their continued support and remain committed to delivering even more engaging content.
Announcement on Co-Streaming
「CAPCOM CUP 12 / Street Fighter League: World Championship 2025」
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