Look Sports Media – PGL, the powerhouse behind numerous Dota 2 tournaments, has just dropped a bombshell: a four-year roadmap guaranteeing a vibrant competitive scene until 2028. This ambitious plan solidifies PGL’s commitment to the game, promising 13 major Dota 2 events boasting a consistent $1 million prize pool each – a staggering $13 million total investment over the next four years. This commitment extends beyond these events, as PGL will continue its role as the production company for Valve’s prestigious The International tournaments, which have historically boasted the largest prize pools in esports history.
This isn’t just about maintaining the status quo; PGL is actively expanding. The roadmap reveals plans to add at least one additional event per year, starting with three in 2026 and escalating to four each in 2027 and 2028. This aggressive expansion demonstrates a clear belief in Dota 2’s enduring popularity and competitive potential.
The roadmap also includes significant scheduling adjustments. The highly anticipated Wallachia tournament series has seen a shake-up, with Season 5 moved from November to June 2025 to accommodate the expanding event calendar. Wallachia Season 6 is now slated for November 4-16, 2025.
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PGL’s proactive approach, as stated in their official announcement, is all about fostering stability and clarity. By locking in dates years in advance and maintaining the substantial prize pool, PGL provides a much-needed foundation for teams to plan their strategies, fans to mark their calendars, and the overall ecosystem to thrive. While specific locations for events beyond 2025 remain unannounced, the sheer scale of PGL’s commitment is undeniable. This is more than just a roadmap; it’s a declaration of intent to shape the future of competitive Dota 2. The full schedule (currently showing only 2025 events) is available on looksports.media. This move is a masterstroke, securing Dota 2’s competitive landscape for years to come and solidifying PGL’s position as a key player in the esports arena.
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