ESL FACEIT Group Reveals Dota 2 2025 Circuit

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15 May 2024 16:28

ESL FACEIT Group has unveiled its Dota 2 event lineup for 2025, echoing the successful formula of the previous year. The schedule boasts three DreamLeague tournaments along with two major LAN events slated for April and December.

The announcement was made public on [insert date]. Notably absent from the list is the Riyadh Masters 2025, signaling a probable delay in its details, likely to be addressed post the Esports World Cup, which hosted the Riyadh Masters in 2024. This follows a similar pattern to last year when ESL initially withheld details of the main event, teasing it only as "Redacted."

The schedule will be,

DreamLeague S25: February 16 - March 2
ESL One tournament (Europe): April
DreamLeague S26: May 12-15
Riyadh Masters (?)
DreamLeague S27: November 3-9
ESL One tournament (Asia): December

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15 May 2024 16:28

Tags: ESL FACEIT Group

ESL FACEIT Group has unveiled its Dota 2 event lineup for 2025, echoing the successful formula of the previous year. The schedule boasts three DreamLeague tournaments along with two major LAN events slated for April and December.

The announcement was made public on [insert date]. Notably absent from the list is the Riyadh Masters 2025, signaling a probable delay in its details, likely to be addressed post the Esports World Cup, which hosted the Riyadh Masters in 2024. This follows a similar pattern to last year when ESL initially withheld details of the main event, teasing it only as "Redacted."

The schedule will be,