It is all about the League of Legends World Championship this week with the group stage of one of the most iconic Esports events already under way.
However, there is also action in the worlds of Call of Duty, Dota 2 and Counter Strike: Global Offensive and here is a look at the week of Esports ahead.
League of Legends: Worlds 2022
There have already been at least two matches played in each group at this year's League of Legends World Championship and the action continues to come thick and fast this week, starting on Monday.
One of the most eye-catching match-ups is the first of the day between LPL giants JD Gaming and arguably Europe's greatest prospects G2 Esports, with JD -450 to come out on top.
Elsewhere, Group D minnows CTBC Flying Oyster could be in for a tough time of it as they take on LCK big guns Gen.G.
Gen.G suffered a surprise defeat to Royal Never Give Up in their opener, but bounced back with victory over 100 Thieves and they next take on Flying Oyster.
Other games taking place on Monday night are Rogue vs Top Esports and DWG KIA vs Evil Geniuses.
Dota 2: The International Last Chance Qualifier
There are two places left in the group stage of Dota 2's The International this year and which teams fill those slots will be determined by the ongoing Last Chance Qualifier, which continues on Tuesday.
Dota 2: The International Last Chance Qualifier
On Wednesday, the Last Chance Qualifier for Dota 2's The International concludes, meaning we will have the full line-up for the biggest event in the Esport's calendar.
League of Legends: Worlds 2022
Attention turns back to the League of Legends Worlds on Thursday with the next batch of group fixtures taking place.
By this stage, punters can expect each of the groups to be taking shape and there are once again some crackers to look forward to.
Group A will be back in action after having been absent on day four with Fnatic and Cloud9 locking horns in the opening match of the day, while T1 vs Cloud9 is also sure to be an intriguing tussle between two top sides.
Esports: League of Legends Worlds group betting
Call of Duty: Black Ops Invitational
It may be the Call of Duty League's off-season, but on Friday fans of the Esport can watch some of its legends battle it out in a one-off event known as the Blacks Ops Invitational in Arlington, Texas.
With a $25,000 prize pool, the Esport legends will be competing on Black Ops II, widely considered the pinnacle of Call of Duty multiplayer games.
The teams have been confirmed for the event with Team Scump, Team Envoy, Team Karma and Team MBoZe all hoping to take the top prize.
Featuring former world champions, it is an event not to be missed for any Call of Duty fan.
League of Legends: Worlds 2022
More Worlds action awaits on Friday too with Group B this time taking centre stage. The all-Asian affair between JD Gaming of China and South Korea's DWG KIA is sure to be a humdinger.
CS:GO: FiReLEAGUE 2022 Global Finals
There is not a lot of major Counter Strike: Global Offensive action to enjoy this week but Friday does mark the start of an A-Tier event - the FiReLEAGUE 2022 Global Finals.
Running from Friday to Sunday, the event features eight teams, the majority of which come from Brazil and Argentina, competing in a straightforward knockout stage, starting with the quarter-finals.
Taking place in Barcelona, the first two quarter-finals between paiN Gaming and MASONIC and Imperial Esports and Isurus get under way on Friday.
League of Legends: Worlds 2022
On Saturday, Group C concludes in the League of Legends World Championship with Rogue, GAM Esports, DRX and Top Esports set to discover their fate.
CS:GO FiReLEAGUE 2022 Global Finals
The next two quarter-finals take place in the CS:GO FiReLEAGUE with Team Spirit facing WINDINGO in the first one at 16:00pm.
In the last quarter-final, which takes place at 19:00pm, MiBR are taking on defending champions 9z.
League of Legends: Worlds 2022
Sunday marks the end of the Worlds 2022 group stage with Group D, which features Royal Never Give Up, Flying Oyster, Gen.G and 100 Thieves, set to conclude.
The first quarter-final will take place the following Thursday.
CS:GO FiReLEAGUE 2022 Global Finals
The brief FiReLEAGUE 2022 Global Finals come to an end on Sunday with the semi-finals and the final taking place on one day.
Going into the event, paiN Gaming were favourites to come out on top at +350, with Imperial +350.
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