Prize pools for ESL tournaments have also been cut. In the past, they were around $1,000,000, but now most are $750,000. Only the LAN event in Europe will keep a $1,000,000 prize pool.
These ESL tournaments are very important because teams win ESL Pro Tour points along with cash prizes. Points help teams qualify for major ESL tournaments and the Esports World Cup.
DreamLeague Season 30:
- Format & Dates: Online (December 2–13)
- Prize Pool: $750,000
- EPT Points: 21,100
- Open Qualifiers: October 9–12
- Closed Qualifiers: October 13–17
DreamLeague Season 31:
- Format & Dates: Online (January 20–31)
- Prize Pool: $750,000
- EPT Points: 17,786
- Open Qualifiers: January 2–5
- Closed Qualifiers: January 6–8
ESL One Europe:
- Format & Dates: LAN with fans (April 4–11)
- Prize Pool: $1,000,000
- EPT Points: 35,460
- Open Qualifiers: January 30 – February 2
- Closed Qualifiers: February 3–7
DreamLeague Season 32:
- Format & Dates: Online (April 26 – May 9)
- Prize Pool: $750,000
- EPT Points: 27,550
- Open Qualifiers: March 19–22
- Closed Qualifiers: March 23–27
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