Top 10 Best Esports Tournaments

Riot Games' Worlds is the most-watched esports event on Earth, with peak viewership exceeding 70 million concurrent viewers and arena productions that rival the Super Bowl in spectacle and theatrics.

The fighting game community's sacred tournament has been the stage for the most iconic moments in competitive gaming history, from Daigo's full parry to the electric atmosphere of thousands screaming at single combos.

Riot's tactical shooter championship has rapidly become the most prestigious FPS tournament, with a global circuit system and production quality that immediately established Valorant as a tier-one esport.

Counter-Strike Majors have been the backbone of competitive FPS esports for over a decade, with legendary venues, devoted fanbases, and a level of tactical depth that rewards years of team chemistry.

Epic Games' 2019 inaugural World Cup at Arthur Ashe Stadium awarded $30 million and made 16-year-old Bugha a millionaire, proving that battle royale esports could command mainstream global attention.

Despite the tumultuous death of the Overwatch League, the franchise's competitive scene has been reborn through an open ecosystem that many argue should have been the model from the start.

The CDL Championship weekend brings FPS gaming's most passionate and vocal fanbase together, with crowd energy that regularly shakes arenas and rivalries like OpTic vs. FaZe that transcend the game itself.

PGL's tournament organizing has set a new standard for CS2 events with sold-out arenas from Antwerp to Copenhagen, immaculate broadcast production, and sticker economies that fund the entire ecosystem.

The grassroots fighting game community built around Super Smash Bros. produces some of esports' most emotional moments, with a community-driven tournament circuit that thrives despite Nintendo's historically hostile relationship.

Riot Games' Worlds is the most-watched esports event on Earth, with peak viewership exceeding 70 million concurrent viewers and arena productions that rival the Super Bowl in spectacle and theatrics.

The fighting game community's sacred tournament has been the stage for the most iconic moments in competitive gaming history, from Daigo's full parry to the electric atmosphere of thousands screaming at single combos.

Riot's tactical shooter championship has rapidly become the most prestigious FPS tournament, with a global circuit system and production quality that immediately established Valorant as a tier-one esport.

Counter-Strike Majors have been the backbone of competitive FPS esports for over a decade, with legendary venues, devoted fanbases, and a level of tactical depth that rewards years of team chemistry.

Epic Games' 2019 inaugural World Cup at Arthur Ashe Stadium awarded $30 million and made 16-year-old Bugha a millionaire, proving that battle royale esports could command mainstream global attention.

Despite the tumultuous death of the Overwatch League, the franchise's competitive scene has been reborn through an open ecosystem that many argue should have been the model from the start.

The CDL Championship weekend brings FPS gaming's most passionate and vocal fanbase together, with crowd energy that regularly shakes arenas and rivalries like OpTic vs. FaZe that transcend the game itself.

PGL's tournament organizing has set a new standard for CS2 events with sold-out arenas from Antwerp to Copenhagen, immaculate broadcast production, and sticker economies that fund the entire ecosystem.

The grassroots fighting game community built around Super Smash Bros. produces some of esports' most emotional moments, with a community-driven tournament circuit that thrives despite Nintendo's historically hostile relationship.