When Is the Next Cs: Go Major? Countdown to Blast Paris 2023

Wondering exactly when the next CS:GO Major takes place and where? We've got you covered with a countdown to the BLAST Paris Major 2023.

First Published May 12, 2023, 08:05

In Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) esports, one type of tournament stands above the rest. We are, of course, talking about CS:GO Majors, crowning achievement tournaments for the best teams and players in the world. If you are wondering exactly when the next CS:GO Major begins, then we've got you covered.

This article features a countdown clock to the next CS:GO Major, currently scheduled as the BLAST Paris Major 2023, alongside how long it runs and the format. We will update this article once another CS:GO Major gets announced, so you always have the latest info and something to look forward to.

Update on 12 May 2023 We've updated this article with the latest information on the next CS:GO Major start date and location, so mark your calendars!

This will be the final Major of CS:GO before Counter-Strike 2 releases.

Next CS:GO Major Start Date, Location & Prize Pool

The next CS:GO Major is BLAST Paris 2023, and it has a start date of 8th May 2023. The tournament will run until 21st May 2023, when a champion will be crowned.

As with all Majors, this is an offline LAN event. The location of the next Major is the Accor Arena in Paris, France. A total of 24 teams (who qualify via the RMR events) will compete for their share of the $1,250,000 prize pool.

Countdown To BLAST Paris Major 2023

Below, you can find a Countdown Clock which, well, counts down the days and hours until the next CS:GO Major. Currently, this is the BLAST Paris Major 2023. The clock will be updated once the BLAST Paris Major 2023 event ends.

45 days, 01:54:57

Marcus Vance

Marcus Vance

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Marcus Vance is a cybersecurity auditor and technology writer dedicated to educating the public about online safety, data privacy regulations, enterprise security, and emerging cyber threats.

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