Looking for upcoming CS2 tournaments? This calendar brings together four international LAN events announced for the rest of 2026: PGL Masters Bucharest, IEM Beijing, BLAST Premier Rivals Hong Kong and the PGL Singapore Major. Start with the dates below, then use each organiser’s page for the current match schedule and broadcast.
Checked on 12 October 2026. The table uses the dates currently published on the linked official event pages. It covers a selection of international LAN events from October to December.
Upcoming CS2 tournament dates
| Event | Dates in 2026 | Location | Viewing note |
|---|---|---|---|
| PGL Masters Bucharest 2026 | – | Bucharest, Romania | Studio LAN; follow PGL’s coverage |
| IEM Beijing 2026 | – | Beijing, China | Playoffs: 6–8 November |
| BLAST Premier Rivals Hong Kong 2026 | – | Hong Kong | Arena audience: 13–15 November |
| PGL Major Singapore 2026 | – | Singapore | Final four days at Singapore Indoor Stadium |
October: PGL Masters Bucharest
PGL’s dedicated event page lists 24–31 October for Masters Bucharest. The main event is a studio LAN with 16 teams. If you are watching remotely, start with the official event coverage rather than assuming the studio dates include a public arena weekend.
When older announcements and a dedicated event page use different windows, check what each window describes. Travel, media activities and match days can be listed separately. This calendar follows the main-event dates on PGL’s linked page.
November: IEM Beijing
IEM Beijing runs 2–8 November, with the group stage starting on the 2nd and playoffs on 6–8 November. ESL publishes both the full event window and an arena schedule on its event page. Choose the phase you want to watch before blocking out your weekend.
BLAST Rivals Hong Kong: competition and arena dates
BLAST’s official ticket guide puts the competition start on 11 November. The live-audience days at AsiaWorld-Arena run from 13 to 15 November. Those dates answer different questions: the first is useful for following the tournament, while the second is the arena window for spectators.
The year’s final Major: Singapore
PGL’s current Singapore event page lists 25 November–13 December. The final four days move to Singapore Indoor Stadium. For an earlier stage, use the organiser’s match schedule; an arena ticket window does not describe the whole Major.
Bookmark the organiser’s event page for the phase you follow. Matchups and starting times become more useful than a broad event range once play begins. Treat a published event window as the basis for your plan, then recheck the individual match before you tune in.
Check the timezone before watching
Beijing, Hong Kong and Singapore use UTC+8. During these November and December events, Germany is on CET (UTC+1), so local venue time is seven hours ahead of Berlin. For example, 15:30 local time is 08:30 in Berlin. This is a conversion example, not a promise that every match starts at that hour.
A broadcast page may show times in your browser’s timezone. Look for its timezone label before converting again. For a match near midnight, also check the date: the calendar gives the organiser’s event dates, while your local viewing day can differ.
Use the calendar to build a viewing plan
Pick the event and phase first. Next, open its official schedule and save the match you want to follow with its timezone. Leave room between series: a published starting time can shift when an earlier match runs long. For venue attendance, match the ticket’s day and phase to the organiser’s audience dates.
If you arrived here while looking for an older event, our CS2 tournament calendar for 2024 keeps that season separate. It records past dates and locations; this page is the October–December 2026 viewing overview.
