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Polymarket Esports schedules regional November CS2 events with free entry

RG reports Polymarket Esports has listed three free-to-enter Counter-Strike 2 tournaments on Challengermode for November, with Europe playing November 7, Latin America November 21 and North America November 28. Each event is a 5v5 single-elimination bracket with 64 team slots, following a six-tournament October slate.

Polymarket Esports has listed three free-to-enter Counter-Strike 2 tournaments on Challengermode for November, according to RG. The schedule covers Europe, Latin America and North America.

Regional dates and bracket format

Europe’s tournament is scheduled for November 7, followed by Latin America on November 21 and North America on November 28.

All three events use a 5v5 single-elimination format, with 64 team slots available in each bracket. Those slots represent capacity, not confirmed participation.

A smaller slate than October

The November listings follow a six-tournament October slate, according to RG. The announced November schedule therefore contains half as many tournaments, with the same free-entry provision across its three events.

What it means for prediction markets

  • The November 7, November 21 and November 28 dates provide a timeline for readers tracking Polymarket Esports’ tournament activity.
  • The 64-team brackets establish each event’s listed capacity; the supplied reporting does not identify registered teams or provide participation totals.
  • The tournament listings do not establish whether related prediction-market contracts will be available. No contract details or settlement rules were provided.
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