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The week’s esports fixtures: 23 to 29 April

| By iGB Editorial Team
iGB, in partnership with Bayes Esports Solutions, is proud to present a regular list of fixtures for some of the most popular esports competitions, helping operators looking to expand into the esports market while the traditional sports calendar has been significantly reduced.

iGB, in partnership with Bayes Esports Solutions, is proud to present a regular list of fixtures for some of the most popular esports competitions, helping operators looking to expand into the esports market while the traditional sports calendar has been significantly reduced.

Facilitated by Bayes' Esports Directory product, iGB has refined the list to cover fixtures for competitions based on three of the most popular titles, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO), Dota 2 and League of Legends for the week commencing 23 April.

The rankings are based on the number of fixtures over the seven-day period, with France's ESL National Championship 2020 Summer Championnat National Regular Season the main competition taking place, concluding on 28 April. Another CS:GO competition, the Svenska Elitserien 2020 Spring Regular Season, also runs during this week. 

Turning to League of Legends, the week's main event is the European Masters 2020 Spring Play-In, which began yesterday (22 April) and holds 12 matches in the coming week. 

Dota 2, meanwhile, has the China Professional League Season 2 Group Stage continuing, with nine matches, making it competition with the most action in its category. 

Scroll on to see the full breakdown of the week's CS:GO, Dota 2 and League of Legends fixtures for the week from 23 to 29 April.

This list is not yet exhaustive, and may be subject to change. Find out more about the Esports Directory here.

Bayes Esports Solutions is the go-to provider for the esports data sector – for data right holders, consumers and service providers alike. The Berlin startup has developed BEDEX, the world’s first independent esports data marketplace for In-game data.

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