All Dota 2 tournaments announced for 2025

2025 is going to be another great year for Dota 2, and various tournaments are already announced for the coming year.

New iterations of many established Dota 2 events are already confirmed for 2025. With The International returning as the most prestigious annual tournament, many other events are now being anticipated for 2025. The diverse array of circuits will serve as the testing grounds for new rosters aiming at the Aegis of Champions. With more than a dozen already confirmed, Dota 2 fans can already book their schedule for next year.

Here’s everything to know about all the Dota 2 tournaments announced for 2025.

Complete list of announced Dota 2 tournaments for 2025

Here are all the Dota 2 tournaments confirmed for 2025 along with their respective dates.

• FISSURE x BB Tournament #1 – January 24 to February 2
• BLAST Tournament #1 – February 4 to 9
• DreamLeague Season 25 – February 16 to March 2
• PGL Tournament #1 – March 6 to 15
• FISSURE x BB Tournament #2 – March 18 to 27
• ESL One Europe – April
• PGL Tournament #1 – April 18 to 27
• BLAST Tournament #2 – May 6 to 11
• DreamLeague Season 26 – May 12 to 25
• FISSURE x BB Tournament #3 – August 1 to 10
• BLAST Tournament #3 – October 14 to 19
• FISSURE x BB Tournament #4 – October 24 to November 2
• DreamLeague Season 27 – November 3 to 11
• PGL Tournament #1 – November 10 to 23
• BLAST Tournament #4 – November 25 to 30
• ESL One Asia – December
• FISSURE x BB Tournament #5 – December 16 to 22

How to watch Dota 2 events in 2025

Fans can watch almost all Dota 2 events in 2025 by streaming through each organizer’s official Twitch and YouTube channels. Some could also be available via re-streams from Dota 2 streamers and content creators. Fans can also check out the tournaments’ official social media pages such as Facebook and X. Still, it is best to wait for official announcements from the tournament organizers for how to watch these events.

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