The UK is bringing the buzz to eSports!
With an array of top-tier global competitions spanning various games, there are many eSports events in the UK for esports excitement in 2024.
From Dota 2 in Birmingham to the League of Legends World Championship Finals in London, fans can look forward to thrilling tournaments and world-class performances throughout the year.
ESL One Birmingham 2024 (April) Returning to Birmingham, this Dota 2 tournament continues to be a fan favourite. Last year’s event saw Team Falcons claiming victory and drawing an impressive audience of over 328,000 viewers.
Rainbow Six Major Manchester (May) Organized by BLAST, the Rainbow Six Major will feature 20 top teams battling it out for a share of the $750,000 prize pool. Beastcoast emerged as champions in the previous edition, adding to the anticipation for this year’s event.
HCS 2024: London Major (May-June) The Halo Championship Series, hosted by Quadrant, will take place at Twickenham Stadium. FaZe Clan took home the title last year, and fans can expect high-level competition once again.
ESI London 2024 (June) A significant business-to-business esports conference at BOXPARK Wembley, featuring industry leaders and stakeholders discussing the future of esports.
BLAST Premier: Spring Final 2024 (June) This Counter-Strike tournament will take place at OVO Arena, with teams competing for a share of the $425,000 prize pool.
RLCS 2024 – Major 2 (June) The second major of the Rocket League Championship Series will be hosted at the Copperbox Arena, drawing fans and top players.
League of Legends World Championship 2024 Finals (November) One of the biggest events in esports, the finals will be held at The O2 Arena in London, determining the world’s best League of Legends team.
PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2024 (November/December) For the first time, the UK will host the PUBG Mobile Global Championship, with details to be announced soon.
These events highlight the UK’s growing prominence in the esports world, providing thrilling experiences for fans and participants alike.
As the UK solidifies its place on the global esports map, these events are expected to drive significant economic and cultural impact, drawing international audiences and fostering local talent.
With such a packed schedule, 2024 promises to be a landmark year for esports events in the UK, enhancing its reputation as a premier destination for competitive gaming.