Gaming Tournaments
When it starts, where it runs, what is on the line, and who won the last one. A curated calendar of competitive play around the games on the board and the creators who play them: community brackets, creator-run tournaments, Roblox events, speedrun tentpoles, and the rare mainstream giant too big to ignore.
Upcoming
League of LegendsHappening nowLeague of Legends World Championship 2026
Prize pool $5,000,000
19 teams through Play-Ins, a Swiss stage and knockouts; defending champions T1 chase a fourth straight title, with the final at Barclays Center on Nov 14.
MinecraftMC Championship at TwitchCon San Diego 2026
Noxcrew's creator tournament headlines the Twitch Rivals Arena on the final day of TwitchCon San Diego (Nov 13-15), 12:00-3:30 PM PT.
Counter-Strike 2PGL Singapore Major 2026
Prize pool $1,250,000
32 teams across three stages with a best-of-five grand final; the first CS2 Major held in Southeast Asia.
Awesome Games Done Quick 2027
A week-long charity speedrun marathon benefiting the Prevent Cancer Foundation.
Recent results
Biggest prize pools
Ranked across everything on this page, upcoming and decided. Only events whose source states a prize pool in US dollars are ranked.
How Tournaments works: a curated, source-linked list refreshed weekly, covering tournaments for the games on the board, Roblox competitive events, creator-run brackets, and indie and speedrun tentpoles.
This is not every esports event on the internet. An event makes the list if it is played in a game on the Heat Index board, run as a Roblox competitive event, hosted by creators for their own audiences, or anchors the indie and speedrun calendar. One or two mainstream tentpoles a season can also earn a spot when they are simply too big to pretend they are not happening.
Every entry is researched by hand. Its dates, venue, prize pool and winner are copied from the linked source, never estimated, and a prize pool appears only when the source states one. That same rule runs the Biggest prize pools ranking: no stated pool, no ranking.
Events sit under Upcoming until they end, and a result is recorded only once the source confirms a winner. The page carries no betting odds and no picks: it is a calendar and a record book, not a tip sheet.