What’s On This Week In Esports | CS2, VALORANT & LoL
A monumental week in esports kicks off on Monday, June 2, 2025, spotlighting Counter-Strike 2 in Austin, Texas, as the gaming community eagerly anticipates intense competition and lucrative betting opportunities.
The first Major for Counter-Strike 2 in 2025 starts on June 3 and runs through June 22, featuring 32 elite teams competing for a staggering prize pool of $1.5 million at the BLAST.tv Austin Major.
Meanwhile, in Toronto, Canada, the second VALORANT Masters event of the year will commence on Saturday, June 7, also continuing until June 22.
In addition, the excitement builds with the final matches for the LEC Spring 2025 and the League of Legends Mid-Season Invitational qualifiers for LCK teams throughout the week.
BLAST.tv Austin Major 2025
Scheduled from June 3 to June 22, the BLAST.tv Austin Major showcases 32 top CS2 teams battling it out for a $1.25 million prize pool, with the champion walking away with $500,000.
Stage 1 Commences
The competition kicks off on June 3, featuring 16 teams competing for eight coveted spots in Stage 2.
For fans and bettors, the odds on favorite for the Austin Major is Team Vitality at $1.72, closely followed by Team Falcons at $4.00, Team Spirit at $5.50, and MOUZ at $6.50. With its lucrative potential, this event draws significant betting interest.
For more insights, check out our detailed BLAST.tv Austin Major betting guide for up-to-date odds and strategic insights.
VALORANT Masters Toronto 2025
The VALORANT Masters in Toronto is a crucial event in the 2025 season, gathering the top 12 teams to compete for a $1 million prize pool and crucial VCT Points.
As the last opportunity for squads to qualify for VALORANT Champions 2025 in Paris, this Masters event stands as the pinnacle of competitive VALORANT this year.
Betting sites are favoring G2 Esports at $2.75 to clinch the trophy, followed by Fnatic at $3.75 and Sentinels at $7.00.
Explore our comprehensive VALORANT Masters Toronto betting guide for the latest odds and analysis.
LCK Road to MSI
Following the League of Legends Champions Korea (LCK) rounds, the Road To MSI tournament is set to give the top six Korean teams a shot at the Mid-Season Invitational.
Gen.G and Hanwha Life Esports have earned automatic qualification to Round Three as top seeds. The winner of their matchup will secure the first MSI spot for 2025.
In the meantime, Dplus KIA, KT Rolster, Nongshim Redforce, and T1 will navigate a single-elimination bracket for the second spot, with the final bracket match set against the loser of Gen.G vs. HLE.
For the latest odds and insights, consult our in-depth LCK betting guide.
LEC Spring 2025
The League of Legends EMEA Championship (LEC) Spring split is nearing its conclusion, with the last three series scheduled for Tuesday, Saturday, and Sunday.
G2 Esports, having triumphed over KOI in the upper bracket final, awaits their opponent in the grand final. Meanwhile, Fnatic and Karmine Corp will clash on Tuesday for the chance to compete against KOI on Saturday for the final grand final spot.
The two finalists not only vie for glory but also for qualification to LoL MSI 2025 and the League of Legends Esports World Cup, making these last few games critical for all four teams.
For updated odds and strategic guidance, refer to our LEC betting guide.
This week promises a thrilling array of esports events, perfect for fans and bettors alike. With substantial prize pools and intense competition, the action is bound to deliver unforgettable moments.
