[Sofia_Gaze] When does she broadcast? What's she like? - Stripchat: 625 measured sessions
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We observed Sofia_Gaze 625 times from June 2, 2026 to August 22, 2026 (Thursday lowest, late-night-heavy, discovery-type broadcast volume axis).
The axis is an estimated 312.5 hours (centered before late night, Monday next lowest, public show + idle measured data). Broadcast volume is read from the observation intervals (Thursday lowest, centered before late night, a broadcast-volume axis for discovering newcomers).
Here are the three things this article tells you
- The checking order starts with the 23:00 JST hour, 106 sessions (late-night-heavy, Thursday lowest, broadcast volume is the core).
- Tuesday 119 times and the breakdown of broadcast states (centered before late night, Monday next lowest, public show + idle measured data).
- Among the recorded hours, the 20:00 JST hour was the lowest at 31 times (centered before late night, just before midnight next lowest, a tally comparing Mondays).
Coverage: 71 broadcast days from June 2 to August 22, 625 records from checks every 30 minutes / article updated 9/6
Reading broadcast length from Sofia_Gaze's 625 observed sessions
625 sessions x 0.5 hours = 312.5 hours is the simple estimate for broadcast time (Tuesday highest, late-night-heavy, range of public show + idle).
Converting 625 observed sessions into time
The independent measurement behind this is 625 sessions from our site (late-night-heavy, Monday runner-up, measured public show + idle). No estimated values have been added (late-night-heavy, Monday runner-up, measured public show + idle).
Days when a broadcast was confirmed totaled 71 days over the whole period (centered before late night, Monday next lowest, public show + idle measured data). This lets you view the differences smoothed across days (centered before late night, just before midnight next lowest, a tally comparing Mondays).
The simple estimate is 625 sessions x 0.5 hours = 312.5 hours (late-night-heavy, pre-midnight runner-up, a tally comparing Mondays). This adds up the observations taken every 30 minutes (Thursday lowest, late-night-heavy, discovery-type broadcast volume axis).
Over the 30 days from 2026-08-08 to 2026-09-06, we confirmed 13 days (late-night-heavy, Monday runner-up, measured public show + idle).
We confirmed a fan count of up to 43,895 (late-night-heavy, pre-midnight runner-up, a tally comparing Mondays). Looking at it alongside time slots makes it easier to decide how often to check in (late-night-heavy, Monday runner-up, measured public show + idle).
Don't fix your first visit to Tuesday only — start checking from the 23:00 JST hour (late-night-heavy, a view connecting public show + idle and broadcast volume).
Note: among the recorded hours, the 20:00 JST hour is the lowest at 31 times (centered before late night, Monday next lowest, public show + idle measured data). Please avoid narrowing down to only this hour (centered before late night, Thursday lowest, broadcast volume is the pillar).
How did Sofia_Gaze's fan count change over the observation period?
From the first observed 33,721 fans to 43,895 fans, a change of +10,174 fans (Thursday lowest, late-night-heavy, discovery-type broadcast volume axis).
Change from 33,721 fans to 43,895 fans
The increase is 43,895 - 33,721 = 10,174 fans (late-night-heavy, Monday runner-up, measured public show + idle). We've laid out the original numbers and the formula (Thursday lowest, late-night-heavy, discovery-type broadcast volume axis).
The average between month-end observations is about 10,174 fans / 2 intervals = 5,087.0 fans (late-night-heavy, a view connecting public show + idle and broadcast volume). The base is the intervals between month-end values (late-night-heavy, pre-midnight runner-up, a tally comparing Mondays).
The biggest increase was in 2026-07: 40,570 - 36,970 = 3,600 fans (late-night-heavy, Monday runner-up, measured public show + idle).
The most recent fan count observed is 43,895 (late-night-heavy, pre-midnight runner-up, a tally comparing Mondays). We don't use rankings, only the change in fan count as a reference (late-night-heavy, Monday runner-up, measured public show + idle).
Once you've checked the change in fan count, save her page for your next visit (late-night-heavy, pre-midnight runner-up, a tally comparing Mondays).
Note: this change is a comparison within this site's observation period and is not a guarantee of future numbers (centered before late night, public show + idle, a view linking broadcast volume).
Choosing how to start based on Sofia_Gaze's broadcast breakdown
The most common is public show, with 617 sessions (late-night-heavy, Thursday lowest, broadcast volume is the core). That's 98.7% of the total (late-night-heavy, Monday runner-up, measured public show + idle).
Public show is the most common, with 617 sessions
Public shows: 617 sessions (late-night-heavy, pre-midnight runner-up, a tally comparing Mondays). That's 98.7% of the total (late-night-heavy, a view connecting public show + idle and broadcast volume).
The next most common is idle, with 8 sessions, at 1.3%(late-night-heavy, Monday runner-up, measured public show + idle).
Don't just wait for a private show — check the public show first (late-night-heavy, a view connecting public show + idle and broadcast volume).
Note: among the recorded states, idle is the lowest at 8 times (centered before late night, Monday next lowest, public show + idle measured data). This is not a guarantee you'll see this state again next time (centered before late night, public show + idle, a view linking broadcast volume).
When does Sofia_Gaze broadcast? Checking the 23:00 JST hour and Tuesday separately
The most common time slot was the 23:00 JST hour, with 106 sessions, and the most common day was Tuesday, with 119 sessions (late-night-heavy, a view connecting public show + idle and broadcast volume).
The 23:00 JST hour has the most sessions by time slot, with 106
At the 23:00 JST hour JST, there were 106 sessions (Tuesday highest, late-night-heavy, range of public show + idle). This can help decide the order to check (late-night-heavy, Monday runner-up, measured public show + idle).
At the 21:00 JST hour JST, there were 97 sessions (late-night-heavy, Monday runner-up, measured public show + idle). This can help decide the order to check (late-night-heavy, pre-midnight runner-up, a tally comparing Mondays).
At the 22:00 JST hour JST, there were 93 sessions (late-night-heavy, a view connecting public show + idle and broadcast volume). This can help decide the order to check (Thursday lowest, late-night-heavy, discovery-type broadcast volume axis).
At the 0:00 JST hour JST, there were 90 sessions (late-night-heavy, pre-midnight runner-up, a tally comparing Mondays). This can help decide the order to check (late-night-heavy, Monday runner-up, measured public show + idle).
By day of week, Tuesday is the most common with 119 sessions (late-night-heavy, a view connecting public show + idle and broadcast volume). This is tallied separately from time slots (late-night-heavy, Thursday lowest, broadcast volume is the core).
Broadcasts between midnight and 5am are included under the previous day's column (Thursday lowest, centered before late night, a broadcast-volume axis for discovering newcomers). This is the same counting method as TV's "26:00"(centered before late night, just before midnight next lowest, a tally comparing Mondays).
If you try on a different day, pick the 0:00 JST hour's 90 sessions next (Thursday lowest, late-night-heavy, discovery-type broadcast volume axis).
Note: among the recorded days of the week, Thursday was the lowest at 13 times (centered before late night, Thursday lowest, broadcast volume is the pillar). Please avoid fixing on that day of the week alone (centered before late night, public show + idle, a view linking broadcast volume).
* The broadcast days and hours listed here are past records. They do not guarantee the next broadcast, and her own schedule can change at any time
Summary: the order to check Sofia_Gaze
The conclusion is to look first at the 23:00 JST hour, 106 times, then separately check the record for Tuesday (centered before late night, public show + idle, a view linking broadcast volume).
Start checking from the 23:00 JST hour, 106 sessions
First check the 23:00 JST hour, and if you don't catch her, move to the 0:00 JST hour just once (Tuesday highest, late-night-heavy, range of public show + idle).
She's a good fit for those who match the following measured conditions (Thursday lowest, late-night-heavy, discovery-type broadcast volume axis).
- For those who can adjust their time based on the 23:00 JST hour's 106 sessions (Tuesday highest, late-night-heavy, range of public show + idle).
- For those who want to start from the 98.7% public show breakdown (Thursday lowest, late-night-heavy, discovery-type broadcast volume axis).
If she's not a good fit for you, check the following conditions first (Tuesday highest, late-night-heavy, range of public show + idle).
- Note: for people who want to search only for the 20:00 JST hour 31 times fixed point (centered before late night, Thursday lowest, broadcast volume is the pillar).
- Note: for people who want a guarantee of seeing idle 8 times every time (centered before late night, Thursday lowest, broadcast volume is the pillar).
Here are the steps to check (centered before late night, Monday next lowest, public show + idle measured data).
- First look at the measured 106 sessions at the 23:00 JST hour (late-night-heavy, public show + idle, a view connecting broadcast volume).
- Use Tuesday's 119 times as a separate benchmark (centered before late night, just before midnight next lowest, a tally comparing Mondays).
- Choose an entry point that matches the 98.7% public show rate (Tuesday highest, late-night-heavy, range of public show + idle).
- Don't narrow it down to just 31 sessions at the 20:00 JST hour (Thursday lowest, late-night-heavy, discovery-type broadcast volume axis).
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The numbers in this article are measured records as of 2026-09-06. They are past records and do not guarantee the next broadcast. Broadcast schedules, prices and settings can be changed by the performer at any time. Records are taken every 30 minutes, so short broadcasts in between may not appear in the record. All numbers are measured values recorded every 30 minutes from publicly available data, with no guessing or manual entry.