Tournament organizer PGL is committing to four years of Dota 2 action. With 13 PGL tournaments until 2028, PGL is on the road to becoming the biggest Dota 2 tournament organizer.
With 13 PGL tournaments upcoming, PGL is on the road to becoming the biggest Dota 2 tournament organizer – on top of already being the production company behind Valve’s Dota 2 International.
PGL’s long-term commitment to Dota 2 Esports (Image credit: PGL)
As part of PGL’s commitment to the Dota 2 Esports scene, they have announced and confirmed thirteen PGL Wallachia tournaments that span through 2028. Each upcoming PGL Wallachia tournament already has its finalized dates with a backing of one-million dollar in prize pool each. This gives Dota 2 teams a heads-up on planning their schedule for PGL Wallachia tournaments while also establishing a schedule for other reliable organizers to not overlap important tournaments during these set schedules.
PGL’s entire Dota 2 roadmap will award $13 million in prize money that are up for grabs by the Dota 2 teams for years to come.
Just when we thought we had enough Dota 2 tournaments in 2025 , PGL adds an additional PGL Wallachia tournament into the remaining three-quarter of the year. The PGL Wallachia Season 5, which was initially planned for November 15-23, has been moved dramatically earlier to June 18-29 instead.
This is to make way for the additional PGL Wallachia Season 6 to take place between November 4-16.
Dota 2 fans have a lot to be excited about for the upcoming years with PGL boasting three tournaments in 2026. It seems like not every PGL tournament will be the PGL Wallachia series, but it’s still a packed schedule for Dota 2 teams to compete in. The dates are as below:
In the subsequent years of 2027 and 2028, PGL has four tournaments in its line-up every year. In 2027, the tournament dates are:
And finally, in 2028, the PGL Dota 2 tournaments are on:
This is an exciting time to be a Dota 2 Esports fan as PGL dishes out tournaments every year for us to watch. And, lets not forget about the International Championship too, which PGL also hosts every year for Valve. However, perhaps not too exciting since PGL’s controversial update on rulebook guidelines on all chat messages for pro players will also take effect on these tournaments.
This move will surely set an example for other major Dota 2 organizers, such as ESL, FISSURE, BLAST and Riyadh Masters’ EWC Foundation to commit towards a sustainable Dota 2 Esports scene too.
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