How come the three Masters Tour events don’t have any prize pools? We want to focus on one main Battlegrounds event per expansion.How come there are only three Battlegrounds: Lobby Legends tournaments? Currently, there are no plans to produce regionalized broadcasts.Will there still be regionalized broadcasts?
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We’ll have more details on how to earn them ahead of each broadcast. Yes, viewership Drops are returning for 2023.Will there be Drops on this year’s broadcasts? We’ll have more details on the final event dates and how to watch in the coming months, including how to earn Drops while watching. See the 2023 Hearthstone Masters Tour Official Rules and 2023 Battlegrounds: Lobby Legends Official Rules for eligibility and other important details. Seasonal Championships will award invites to their champion, who will be joined by the top Points earners for January - November, with the top earner in each region receiving an invite as well as the top two Points earners regardless of region. Standard players will be competing for one of eight spots at the 2023 World Championship, and its total prize pool of $500,000 (USD). Battlegrounds: Lobby Legends Fall Championship - NovemberĪs standalone events, each Battlegrounds: Lobby Legends will have a $50,000 (USD) prize pool.Masters Tour Fall Championship - November.Battlegrounds: Lobby Legends Summer Championship - July or Augustįall Season - Qualification Period: July - September.Masters Tour Summer Championship - August or September.Summer Season - Qualification Period: April - June Battlegrounds: Lobby Legends Spring Championship - May.Masters Tour Spring Championship - April or May.Spring Season - Qualification Period: January - March The specific event dates are currently to be determined and will be shared in the coming months: The top four Points earners in each region will receive invites, followed by the top four total Points earners, regardless of region that had not yet received an invite. Each Masters Tour and Lobby Legends will feature 16 of the top Ladder players based on Competitive Points earned through monthly standings. Qualifying for each event will take place through their respective Ladders across three-month seasons. This year will see a total of seven events–three Masters Tour Seasonal Championships leading into the 2023 World Championship, as well as three standalone Battlegrounds: Lobby Legends tournaments–all broadcast on YouTube and Twitch! Even though the 2023 program is smaller, this year is poised to bring another exciting year of competitive Hearthstone, with players from across the globe showcasing their skills to earn prizing and join the Hall of Champions.
Last fall, we began thinking about setting Hearthstone Esports up for sustainability as it turns a decade old, balancing the realities of an ever-changing production landscape, sizing the program according to its audience, and finding the most direct path forward for players to compete. Heading into the 2023 season, we have been evaluating the state of our competitive program and the best format for it to take moving forward. You can see the prizing breakdown in the updated 2023 Hearthstone Masters Tour Official Rules.Īre you ready for the TENTH YEAR of competitive Hearthstone?! This year is going to look a bit different from the previous few, so let’s get into what is coming to Hearthstone Esports. Each of the three Masters Tours will now have a $50,000 (USD) pool, with $350,000 (USD) available at the World Championship.
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UPDATE (February 1) - Prize pool distribution for the Masters Tours and World Championship have been updated.
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