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The CS2 circuit returns to Romania as the action heats up!
With ESL Pro League wrapped we head back to Romania for the next PGL tournament, PGL Bucharest 2025. There’s no stopping for our CS2 squads who continue their push to the Austin Major, and they’ll need every VRS point possible if they hope to lock in qualification at the big event later this year.
Here’s everything you need to know about PGL Bucharest: Team list, full schedule, standings, and how to watch the action live.
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PGL Bucharest 2025 format and teams
PGL Bucharest is the second of four S-tier CS2 tournaments held by the organizer in the calendar year and follows up fromMOUZ’s victory over Falcons in Cluj-Napoca. However, MOUZ won’t be here to defend their title.
Sixteen teams make up the full list for PGL Bucharest. Of those, 12 were directly invited via VRS (with some big names choosing to skip the event). The remaining four qualified for the tournament through separate sub-regional qualifiers.
The teams will play out a Swiss stage bracket, with all matches best-of-three. Three wins sees a team head to the playoffs, while three losses see the team head home. The eight playoffs contenders then play out a single-elimination bracket, with the winner walking away $200,000 richer.
Here’s a look at the teams qualified for PGL Bucharest 2025:
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Standings
Here are the standings and prize pool distribution for PGL Bucharest 2025:
How to watch PGL Bucharest 2025: All streams
PGL Bucharest will be streamed live onTwitchandYouTube. If you missed the action, you can check out spoiler-free replays via the channels above after each matchday concludes.
Broadcasts in other languages may be available. Head to the event’sLiquipedia pagefor a full list of streams.
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