League of Legends
This week: Week 4 of LCS 2019 summer split
Saturday, starting at 5 p.m. ET:
Team Liquid vs. Golden Guardians
Team SoloMid vs. OpTic Gaming
100 Thieves vs. Cloud9
Counter Logic Gaming vs. FlyQuest
Echo Fox vs. Clutch Gaming
Sunday, starting at 3 p.m. ET:
Cloud9 vs. Counter Logic Gaming
Flyquest vs. 100 Thieves
Clutch Gaming vs. Team Liquid
Golden Guardians vs. Team SoloMid
OpTic Gaming vs. Echo Fox
For more schedules and game times, check out our calendar.
Overwatch League
This week: Week 3 of Stage 3 for Season 2.
Thursday, starting at 7 p.m. ET:
San Francisco vs. Boston
Paris vs. Houston
Hangzhou vs. Dallas
Shanghai vs. Los Angeles Valiant
Friday, starting at 7 p.m. ET:
London vs. New York
San Francisco vs. Florida
Los Angeles Gladiators vs. Shanghai
Chengdu vs. Vancouver
Saturday, starting at 3 p.m. ET:
London vs. Washington
Atlanta vs. Philadelphia
Toronto vs. Guangzhou
Hangzhou vs. Seoul
Sunday, starting at 3 p.m. ET:
Chengdu vs. Dallas
Boston vs. Paris
Houston vs. Florida
Los Angeles Valiant vs. Vancouver
Call of Duty
This week: Week 11 of the CWL Pro League
Notes: Two weeks remain in the regular season. OpTic Gaming have secured a playoff spot with a 14-4 record in Division A. FaZe Clan and Gen.G are tied for second play at 11-7. eUnited and 100 Thieves have locked up playoff spots in Division B, where Heretics (10-8) are in third place.
CS:GO
This week: ESL Pro League Season 9 Finals, June 18-23
Location: Sud de France Arena, Montpellier, France
Prize pool: $600,000
Teams: 16
Defending champion: Astralis
Format: Double-elimination group stage consisting of best-of-one matches. Group winners automatically advance to the semifinals, with the second- and third-place teams advancing to the first round of the playoffs. Grand final will be best-of-five.
Group A: fnatic, NRG, G2, Grayhound, Astralis, Cloud9, Heroic, DETONA
Group B: FaZe, TYLOO, North, Liquid, mousesports, MIBR, HellRaisers, Luminosity
Notes: Liquid and Astralis are the top two-ranked CS:GO teams in the world. The teams have met three times this year, with Liquid winning two of the three matches. The current mousesports lineup has won 29 of 41 maps played, including a 10-0 record on Train, per HLTV.org statistics. Cloud9 has an 18-27 map record since adding Daniel "vice" Kim and Rene "cajunb" Borg, including a 1-11 mark in three LAN tournaments.
Dota 2
This week: Epicenter Major, June 22-30
Location: Moscow
Prize pool: $1,000,000; 15,000 Pro Circuit Points
Teams: 16
Format: Sixteen teams divided into four GSL groups of four teams each playing best-of-three matches. The top two teams from each group advance to the upper-bracket playoffs, while the bottom two teams advance to the lower bracket. The double-elimination playoffs begin with eight teams in both the upper and lower brackets. All games are best-of-three until the best-of-five grand finals.
Europe: Team Secret, Team Liquid, OG
CIS: Gambit Esports, Virtus.pro
China: PSG.LGD, Royal Never Give Up, Vici Gaming
North America: Forward Gaming, Evil Geniuses
Southeast Asia: TNC Predator, fnatic
South America: paiN Gaming, Infamous
Notes: Team Secret lead the Dota Pro Circuit Rankings, followed by Virtus.pro, Evil Geniuses and Vici Gaming. ... Epicenter will be the final Major before The International 19. The final playoffs will take place in the CSKA Arena. This is the first Major Dota tournament to take place in Russia, which did host Epicenter XL in 2018. Teams that have failed to qualify for T19 after Epicenter will have to try to earn a spot through regional qualifiers, where only one spot is available for each region.
--Field Level Media