A CS2<\/em> tournament organizer who’s so far been recognizable mostly for hosting Major events, PGL announced its new schedule for 2025 and 2026. It’s composed of 11 different Counter-Strike<\/em> events, which are more than certain to shake up the scene.<\/p>
PGL’s newest schedule was revealed on March 31, a few hours before the final of PGL Copenhagen CS2<\/em> Major<\/a>, where FaZe Clan<\/a> and Natus Vincere clash for either organization’s second trophy. The schedule sees 11 tournaments, five in 2025 and six in 2026, set to happen in different months. It goes as follows.<\/p>
- 2025
- PGL CS2<\/em> Tournament #1: Feb. 10-24<\/li>
- PGL CS2<\/em> Tournament #2: March 31 – April 14<\/li>
- PGL CS2<\/em> Tournament #3: May 3-19<\/li>
- PGL CS2<\/em> Tournament #4: Sept. 29 – Oct. 13<\/li>
- PGL CS2<\/em> Tournament #5: Oct. 18 – Nov. 3<\/li> <\/ul> <\/li>
- 2026
- PGL CS2<\/em> Tournament #6: Feb. 16 – March 2<\/li>
- PGL CS2<\/em> Tournament #7: March 23 – April 6<\/li>
- PGL CS2<\/em> Tournament #8: May 2-18<\/li>
- PGL CS2<\/em> Tournament #9: Aug. 3-17<\/li>
- PGL CS2<\/em> Tournament #10: Sept. 28 – Oct. 12<\/li>
- PGL CS2<\/em> Tournament #11: Oct. 19 – Nov. 2<\/li> <\/ul> <\/li> <\/ul>
According to the company, the news and plans follow Valve’s latest changes in the CS2<\/a><\/em> tournament circuit, which forbid ESL and BLAST from maintaining their partnered leagues in the scene. “Due to a prevailing monopoly, this endeavor was unattainable until January 1st, 2025,” the statement reads<\/a>. <\/p>
Earlier in March, PGL revealed the details about it’s Dota 2<\/em> circuit<\/a> for the next two years. It’s set to host three tournaments in 2025 and 2026 each. <\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
