This stage runs from 26 to 29 October.įrom 30 October to 2 November, the Legends stage will take place via a 16 Team Swiss System Format. The top eight teams proceed to the Legends stage, while the bottom eight teams get eliminated. It all starts with the Challengers stage, with a 16 Team Swiss System Format. The teams in their categories are sorted in no particular order, in case you were wondering. (Picture: PGL)Ĭheck out the teams and their respective categories below. There are a total of 24 teams competing at the PGL Stockholm Major, with the "Contenders" being the lowest ranked, followed by the "Challengers" and finally, the Legends. Teams are divided into three groups based on their RMR standings. The PGL Stockholm Major features the biggest prize pool in CS:GO esports history, weighing in at $2 million!Īt the time of writing, the prize pool distribution has not been announced but we suspect the winner will get the lion's share. Here's everything you need to know about the PGL Stockholm Major, from how to watch all the CS:GO action, to the format, prize pool, teams and schedule. With the PGL Stockholm Major, featuring the biggest prize pool in CS:GO esports history, kicking off on 26th October 2021, we are extremely excited to watch the tournament, which takes place at the Avicii Arena in Stockholm, Sweden. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been no CS:GO Major since. It’s been over two years since we saw Astralis lift the StarLadder Berlin Major trophy back in September 2019.
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