BLAST Bounty Summer 2026 and XSE Pro League 2026: Counter-Strike 2 tournament schedule for July 2026

The July esports calendar features several Counter-Strike 2 tournaments, including BLAST Bounty Summer 2026. The schedule for all ongoing and upcoming tournaments in July 2026 is detailed below.

Counter-Strike 2 Tournaments in July
BLAST Bounty Summer 2026
- Dates: July 21 through August 2.
- Prize pool: To be announced.
- Participants: 32 teams will compete in the online stage. Only 8 teams will advance to the LAN event in Attard, Malta. Overall, the tournament features Tier 1 teams such as Team Vitality, Team Falcons, Team Spirit, FURIA, Aurora Gaming, and others.
XSE Pro League 2026
- Dates: July 1–12.
- Prize pool: $500,000.
- Participants: A total of 16 teams will compete at the LAN event in Guangzhou, including both Tier 1 and Tier 2 teams. Specifically, the tournament will feature PARIVISION, 3DMAX, BetBoom Team, FaZe Clan, SINNERS Esports, and others.
Stake Ranked Episode 3
- Dates: July 15–18.
- Prize pool: $100,000.
- Participants: paiN Gaming, Ninjas in Pyjamas, Wildcard, 3DMAX, HEROIC, Gentle Mates, Phantom Esports, K27.
CCT South America 2026 Series #3
- Dates: June 27–July 9.
- Prize pool — $15,000.
- Participants: 24 teams from the South American region, 8 of which will start directly in the playoffs. Among the most well-known are Imperial Esports, Keyd Stars, Fake do Biru, and MIBR Academy.
Thunderpick World Championship 2026: South American Series #2
- Dates: July 8–12.
- Prize pool: $20,000.
- Participants: 12 teams from South America, including BESTIA, LargadosyPelados, Imperial Esports, and Bounty Hunters Esports, who have been invited to the playoffs.
CCT South America 2026 Series #4
- Dates: July 14–26.
- Prize pool: $15,000.
- Participants: 24 South American teams, to be announced.
CCT Europe 2026 Series #5
- Dates: July 21–August 2.
- Prize pool — $25,000.
- Participants: 24 teams from the European region, to be announced.
Thunderpick World Championship 2026: European Series #2
- Dates: July 25–August 2.
- Prize pool — $30,000.
- Participants: 24 European teams, to be announced.
Stake Pulse Beat I
- Dates: July 31–August 5.
- Prize pool — $60,000.
- Participants: 16 teams will compete at a LAN event in Stockholm, Sweden. Among them are Fnatic, Team Liquid, and Metizport.
NODWIN Clutch Series #10
- Dates: July 23–August 6.
- Prize pool — $50,000.
- Participants: 24 European teams, to be announced.
CCT Europe 2026 Series #6
- Dates: July 27–August 8.
- Prize pool — $25,000.
- Participants: 24 teams from Europe, to be announced.
BetBoom Streamers Battle
- Dates: June 29–July 4.
- Prize pool — 4,000,000 ₽.
- Participants: 8 media teams.
United21 Season 51
- Dates: June 15–July 2.
- Prize pool — $10,000.
- Participants: 16 Tier 2 teams from Europe. Among them are Clutchain, KUUSAMO.gg, Passion Academy, and ex-MANA eSports.
TESFED League Season 3
- Dates: June 5–July 5.
- Prize pool — $10,932.
- Participants: 10 Turkish teams, including Eternal Fire Academy, Sangal ALTERS, and Bushido Wildcats.
Epicbet Open #1
- Dates: June 29–July 5.
- Prize pool — $10,000.
- Participants: 12 Tier 2 teams, 4 of which were invited directly to the playoffs.
FiReCONTER 2026: Season 4
- Dates: July 30–August 2.
- Prize pool — $20,000.
- Participants: To be announced.
Russian Esports Championship 2026
- Dates: July 25–26.
- Prize pool — $12,989.
- Participants: HOTU Academy, JUMBO TEAM, Omemo, and Donstu Esports.
eXTREMESLAND City Championship 2026
- Dates: July 25.
- Prize pool — $11,783.
- Participants: TEAM XDM and BORING PLAYER.
Elisa BreakOut Series #1
- Dates: July 30 through August 1.
- Prize pool — $17,164.
- Participants: To be announced.
United21 Season 52
- Dates: July 3–20.
- Prize pool: $10,000.
- Participants: 16 Tier 2 teams from Europe, including FaZe Up Next, Passion Academy, and LPH Gaming.
Main Tournament of the Month
The OFFSTAGE editorial team has selected BLAST Bounty Summer 2026 as July’s main tournament. Many Tier 1 teams will participate, including Team Vitality, Team Falcons, FURIA, Team Spirit, MOUZ, and others. Following the recently concluded IEM Cologne Major 2026, the teams will once again try to defeat Dan “apEX” Madeskler’s squad, as well as take down the resurgent Falcons.
Photo by Stephanie Lindgren, BLAST.


