The International 2026
Dota 2 World Championship · Shanghai
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Every major F2P esports event OFFLANE covers, sorted by what’s live right now, what’s coming up, and the recent archive. Each card links to the event’s full hub with standings, schedule, playoff brackets, and recaps. We currently track 9 channels: The International 2026, BLAST Premier, ESL CS, PGL, Riot Games, Valorant (Twitch channel), Honor of Kings, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS.
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The International 2026
Official English broadcast of The International 2026 (Dota 2 World Championship, TI15) from Shanghai. Aug 13-23, 2026. 16 teams, $1.6M prize pool. Operated by PGL. Live coverage, desk analysis, and post-match recaps every day of the event.
PGL
PGL is the Romanian tournament organizer behind The International since 2024, plus PGL Majors, the Dota Pro Circuit, and Dota 2's biggest third-party events. The English-language production is consistently rated the best in the Dota 2 scene.
BLAST Premier
BLAST Premier runs the most-watched CS2 league circuit. The BLAST.tv platform hosts every match live with multi-angle viewing; the BLAST Premier channel is the English broadcast for all events including the World Final. Now also on Kick as part of the ESL+BLAST content partnership.
ESL CS
ESL's official Counter-Strike 2 channel. The English-language home of the ESL Pro Tour — IEM, ESL One, ESL Pro League, and every Major qualifier. Watched by 200K-1M concurrent viewers during peak events. Currently on Kick as the primary platform.
Riot Games
Riot Games' official streaming channel. The home of every LoL Esports broadcast (LCS, LEC, LCK, LPL, Worlds) and the VCT Valorant Champions Tour. Riot's broadcast team produces the league feeds in 5 languages; the English feed on riotgames is the canonical watch for both games.
Valorant (Twitch channel)
The official Valorant channel on Twitch. Run by Riot Games, this channel is the home of the VCT Watch Parties and the Valorant Game Changers broadcasts. A companion to the main riotgames channel for Valorant-specific content.
Archive
The International 2026 — Shanghai
The International 2026 runs August 13-23 in Shanghai with 16 teams, Swiss-system groups, and a $1.6M base prize pool. PGL is the production partner — the official streams run on Twitch and YouTube.
Esports World Cup 2026
Multi-game summer tournament. $75M total prize pool across 25 tournaments in 24 games. Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, July 6 - Aug 23. CS2 Grand Final at the Accor Arena on Aug 23.
IEM Rio 2026 — ESL Pro Tour
IEM Rio 2026 runs July 30 — August 3 at Jeunesse Arena in Rio. 16 of the world's best CS2 teams compete for a $250,000 prize pool. ESL's English broadcast runs on Kick (primary), Twitch, and YouTube.
IEM Rio 2026
ESL Pro Tour stop in Rio de Janeiro. 16 teams, Jeunesse Arena, July 30 - Aug 3.