BLAST Slam IV is gearing up to be a highly awaited Dota 2 tournament following The International 2025, bringing together 12 elite teams from around the globe to compete for a $1,000,000 prize pool.

This edition of BLAST Slam is especially significant as it represents the organization’s inaugural LAN event in Singapore. Scheduled from October 14 to November 9 at the Singapore Indoor Stadium, the event utilizes a hybrid format that allows for both online and in-person participation. Fans will have the opportunity to witness some of the top Dota 2 players compete on one of Southeast Asia’s most prestigious stages, showcasing the game’s global appeal and competitive nature.

Dota 2 BLAST Slam IV Format and Competing Teams

BLAST Slam IV features an exciting format designed to maintain intense competition and keep audiences captivated. The tournament unfolds in three stages, combining online group matches with live playoff rounds for fairness and a thrilling buildup to the climactic grand finale in Singapore.

The tournament begins with all 12 teams competing in a round-robin format from October 14 to 19, with each match being a best-of-one. The top two teams from this initial stage secure their places in the semifinals, while teams finishing in third to eighth will proceed to the Play-In stage.

Teams that finish in the bottom four will compete in the Last Chance Playoff, where they will face elimination in best-of-three matches. Only one team from this stage will advance to the Play-In, making every match crucial.

The Play-In stage will use best-of-three matches to determine which teams progress to the main playoff bracket. Subsequently, the playoff segment transitions to a single-elimination format from November 7 to 9, generally consisting of best-of-three series, except for the grand final, which will be a best-of-five showcase.

The final three days of competition will be held in front of a live audience at the Singapore Indoor Stadium, promising to be one of the most exhilarating Dota 2 events of the year.

The roster this year includes a blend of directly invited teams and winners from regional qualifiers. Recent changes have seen MOUZ stepping in for PARIVISION and Execration taking Talon Esports’ position due to logistical adjustments.

Dota 2 BLAST Slam IV Schedule and Results

The complete schedule for BLAST Slam IV is as follows:

• Group Stage: October 14 to 19 (online)
• Last Chance Playoff & Play-In: October 20 to November 6 (online)
• Playoffs: November 7 to 9 (Singapore Indoor Stadium)

The last four spots for BLAST Slam IV were filled through regional qualifiers held from September 26 to 28, with Europe securing two spots and China and Southeast Asia each claiming one, completing the twelve-team lineup for the tournament. The qualifiers featured intense competitions, with top regional teams fighting for a chance to compete against the best in the Dota 2 scene.

The live playoff segment of BLAST Slam IV will take place over three days at the Singapore Indoor Stadium, where fans can enjoy world-class Dota 2 matches in person. Doors open at 12:30 PM, with games starting at 2:00 PM local time each day.

Group Stage

Day 1 (October 14)

Day 2 (October 15)

Day 3 (October 16)

Day 4 (October 17)

Day 5 (October 18)

This section will be updated with the latest results and daily match schedules, so be sure to check back as the tournament progresses.

Where to Watch BLAST Slam IV

All matches, including the online group stages and the LAN playoffs, will be streamed live on the official BLAST Slam Dota 2 Twitch and YouTube channels. Fans can follow their favorite teams, enjoy expert analysis, and experience the action as it unfolds.

For those attending in person, the Singapore Indoor Stadium will be open from November 7 to 9 for the final three days of gripping playoff action. Tickets are still available through official sources, offering a variety of seating options for different viewing preferences.