The Esports World Cup 2025, set to take place in Saudi Arabia from July to August, has unveiled its final list of disciplines. Among the 25 tournaments scheduled, iconic shooters, fighting games, as well as strategy and mobile games will be featured.

The total prize pool will exceed $60 million, making it one of the largest in the world for this sport. Each discipline has its own dedicated prize pool. Compared to last year, additional disciplines have been added, including Tekken 8 and StarCraft II, highlighting the tournament's diversity.

Each league will have a special format tailored to the nature of the game. For instance, the League of Legends competition will run from July 16 to 20 with a prize pool of $2 million. All four teams that finished in the top four at MSI will qualify for the playoffs.

Here is a table with the known prize pools for some disciplines at the Esports World Cup 2025

The chess tournament, taking place from July 31 to August 4, will feature 16 players, including renowned players like Magnus Carlsen and Hikaru Nakamura. The tournament's prize pool will be $1.5 million.

Changes in Prize Pool Compared to 2024

Esports World Cup 2025 Tournament Schedule

The full schedule for the Esports World Cup 2025 is already known. Below is all the available information about the confirmed tournament dates:

• Dota 2 (Backstage): July 8–13
• VALORANT: July 8–13
• Rennsport: July 8–11
• MSC (Wildcard): July 10–13
• Apex Legends: July 10–13
• Fatal Fury: July 10–12
• KWC: Honor of Kings: July 15–20
• New State Mobile: July 15–19
• League of Legends: July 16–20
• Dota 2 (Main Stage): July 16–19
• Free Fire: July 16–20
• StarCraft: July 22–25
• MSC (Main Stage): July 23–27
• Call of Duty: Black Ops 6: July 24–27
• PMWC (First Stage): July 25–27
• PMWC (Final Stage): July 29 – August 3
• Chess: July 29 – August 1
• MSC (Final): July 30 – August 2
• Overwatch 2: July 31 – August 3
• Rainbow Six Siege: August 5–9
• Call of Duty: Warzone: August 6–9
• EA Sports FC 25: August 7–10
• Teamfight Tactics: August 11–15
• PUBG: August 12–16
• Tekken 8: August 13–16
• Rocket League: August 14–17
• Crossfire: August 19–23
• Street Fighter 6: August 20–23
• Counter-Strike 2: August 20–24

The Esports World Cup has already partnered with leading brands. For example, Adidas will provide exclusive apparel for players, and KITKAT will sponsor the tournament, supporting the "Have a Break" idea for players.

With a more extensive list of disciplines, an increased prize pool, and the participation of famous players and sponsors, the Esports World Cup 2025 will be a landmark event on the global esports scene, eagerly watched by viewers and players worldwide.

Full List of Disciplines at EWC 2025

• Honor of Kings
• Call of Duty: Black Ops 6
• Call of Duty: Warzone
• Free Fire
• Street Fighter 6
• Dota 2
• Rainbow Six Siege
• Counter-Strike 2
• PUBG Mobile
• Apex Legends
• EA SPORTS FC 25
• Overwatch 2
• Mobile Legends: Bang Bang
• Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (Women)
• Rocket League
• Chess
• Rennsport
• PUBG
• CrossFire
• Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves
• League of Legends
• Teamfight Tactics
• VALORANT
• Tekken 8
• StarCraft II

The Esports World Cup 2025 is set to be one of the most significant events in esports history. With over 25 disciplines, a colossal prize pool exceeding $60 million, legendary players, and support from world-renowned brands, this tournament brings together both esports classics and the latest industry trends. The competition will include not only shooters but also mobile and strategy games, emphasizing the organizers' goal to create a truly global celebration for all fans. In July and August, the eyes of the entire esports world will be on Saudi Arabia.