Calling all gamers and Esports enthusiasts, Hong Kong is set to become the ultimate arena for its largest esports tournament yet, while also being awarded the “M mark” status awarded by the Hong Kong government.
Receiving this means that the event is seen to be significant for promoting the city as an influential sports hub and eligible for government support. This milestone event spotlights the city as an emerging Esports hub in Asia.
Organized by BLAST in partnership with Hong Kong’s Esports Association and supported by the Hong Kong Tourism Board and local government, this event aims to attract over 11,000 live viewers per day (excluding the millions expected to tune in via broadcast).
The tournament’s contenders comprise of 8 world-class teams, with top qualifiers determined by the Valve Regional Standings (VRS)-the official ranking system for professional CS2 teams, alongside several wildcard selections which will be made from North America, South America, Asia, and Europe.
Tyloo and Lyn Vision are top Chinese CS2 teams that have qualified and have been earning recognition for their strong performances and drawing attention. Often going head to head for major titles, they highlight Asia’s rising prominence within the Esports space.
This event is open to the public, so spectators can find more details through Asia World Expo or Major Sports Events. Single-day passes or three-day passes are available.
Date: November 12-16, 2025; 3:30pm
Venue: AsiaWorld-Expo, 1 Airport Expo Blvd, Chek Lap Kok
Game: Counter-Strike 2 (CS20)
Prize pool: HK$7.8 million or USD$1 million
Insider tip: VIP and premium ticket holders can get access to exclusive areas and meet and greets
