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2010 in esports

Calendar of events

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Date Game Event Location Winner/s
January 10 numerous games MLG Orlando 2009
January 17 Counter-Strike
Quake Live
World of WarCraft
IEM Season IV - European Championship Finals
January 17 StarCraft: Brood War EVER OSL 2009 South Korea Lee "Flash" Young-ho[citation needed]
January 23 StarCraft: Brood War NATE MSL 2009
March 6 Counter-Strike
Quake Live
World of Warcraft
IEM Season IV - World Championship Hanover, Germany Natus Vincere
Shane "rapha" Hendrixson
Evil Geniuses
April 18 MLG Orlando 2010 Orlando, Florida
May 22 StarCraft: Brood War Korean Air OSL #1 2010 South Korea Kim "EffOrt" Jung Woo[citation needed]
May 29 StarCraft: Brood War Hana Daetoo MSL 2010 South Korea Lee "Flash" Young Ho[citation needed]
June 13 Counter-Strike EPS Germany Season 16 Finals Germany Mousesports[citation needed]
July 4 Numerous games Electronic Sports World Cup 2010 Disneyland Paris
July 9–11 Fighting games Evolution 2010 Las Vegas, Nevada, US
July 18 Counter-Strike Arbalet Cup Dallas 2010 Dallas, Texas Natus Vincere
July 27 StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty released[1]
August 1 Numerous games IEM Season V - Shanghai Shanghai, China
August 15 Counter-Strike
WarCraft III
WEG e-Stars 2010
August 15 Quake Live QuakeCon 2010
August 28 StarCraft: Brood War Bigfile MSL 2010
August 29 MLG Raleigh 2010
September 11 StarCraft: Brood War Korean Air OSL #2 2010 South Korea Lee "Flash" Young Ho[citation needed]
October 2 StarCraft II GSL Open Season 1 Seoul, South Korea Kim "FruitDealer" Won-gi[citation needed]
October 3 Numerous games World Cyber Games 2010 Los Angeles, CA
October 3 WCG Ultimate Gamer Season 2
October 3 WCG Ultimate Gamer Season 1
October 17 Starcraft II MLG D.C. 2010 Washington, D.C. IdrA
October 23 StarCraft II
Warcraft III
BlizzCon 2010 Anaheim, California Jeong "Genius" Min-soo

Kim "ReMinD" Sung-sik

October 30 Counter-Strike
Warcraft III
International e-Sports Festival 2010
November 7 Counter-Strike
Warcraft III
World e-Sports Masters 2010 Hangzhou, China
November 7 Numerous games MLG Dallas 2010
November 13 StarCraft II GSL Open Season 2 Seoul, South Korea Lim "NesTea" Jae-duk
November 28 Counter-Strike DreamHack Winter 2010 Jönköping, Sweden Natus Vincere[citation needed]
December 5 Counter-Strike: Source EPS Germany Season 17 Finals Cologne, Germany mortal Teamwork
December 18 Starcraft II GSL Open Season 3 Seoul, South Korea Jang "MC" Min-chul[citation needed]

References

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  1. ^ "Blizzard Press Center - Press releases". 2020-11-09. Archived from the original on 2020-11-09. Retrieved 2024-02-16.