In progressInternational
18 OCT — 5 NOV
EPL Masters III
Sixteen teams and a long series schedule — good material for spotting draft patterns.
Calendar details ↗
Tournament desk · Updated 25 October 2026
What we’re watching now.
Current events, one recent result and the next big date to keep. We watch with a notebook, not only for hype. Schedules can move, so organiser pages remain the final word.
Live focus
18 October — 5 November 2026
EPL Masters III
Sixteen teams are working through a long online event with a US$100,000 listed prize pool. The volume of series makes it a useful place to compare recurring drafts, lane swaps and how different teams close a lead.
- Field
- 16 teams
- Listed pool
- US$100,000
- Format
- Online
- Ends
- 5 November
On the calendar
Four useful reference points.
Two live events, one recent top-level result and the next BLAST stop.
4 events shown
In progressInternational
22 OCT — 1 NOV
PARI Universe
Ten teams compete in a compact event with a US$250,000 listed prize pool.
Calendar details ↗CompletedBLAST
29 SEP — 11 OCT
BLAST Slam VIII
Team Yandex took the title after the season’s first major post-TI checkpoint.
BLAST tournaments ↗UpcomingBLAST
20 — 29 NOV
BLAST Slam IX
Sixteen teams meet online in the next BLAST Dota event, with US$750,000 listed.
Official event brief ↗
Watch smarter
Use a notebook, not just a scoreboard.
Pick one question before the draft and follow it through the series. You will remember more than if you try to absorb every ward, item and team fight at once.
DraftWhat earns first-phase respect?
MapWho is allowed to show on each wave?
CloseWhat changes after Aegis is secured?
Sources & accuracy
Checked, dated and linked.
This page was last reviewed on 25 October 2026 (MYT) against the official BLAST Slam IX brief, BLAST’s tournament page and the Sqady tournament calendar. Organisers may change teams, dates, formats or prize information after publication.