The schedule for the 2025 Halo Championship Series has been unveiled, detailing an exciting lineup of occurrences. The upcoming season is scheduled to kick off in March and extend through late October, culminating in the highly anticipated World Championship, which will once again take place in Seattle.
The initial event will showcase a variety of qualifiers and open tournaments that lead to the Arlington Major, slated for April 18-20. Participants will be competing for a reward pool of $250,000 during this main event.
Following this, the Dallas Open will occur. While it will offer both an open qualifying round and a standard qualifier, it won't be classified as a Major. Nonetheless, it will welcome a diverse group of teams to compete, with the exact prize distribution still to be determined. This event is scheduled for May 23-25 at Dreamhack Dallas.
Next on the agenda is the Salt Lake City Major, with main activities planned for August 1-3. Similar to the previous tournaments, a series of qualifiers and open contests will precede it, with a prize pool again set at $250,000.
The final Major is anticipated for early autumn, with details on the date and location yet to be disclosed. As with earlier Majors, there will be qualifying rounds leading up to the event, and it is expected to feature a prize of $250,000.
Concluding the season, the World Championship will take place from October 24-26. Teams will compete for a remarkable prize pool of $1 million, making it a thrilling showdown in Seattle.
The complete 2025 roadmap can be viewed below.