BLAST produces and operates competitive entertainment events and related broadcast and digital content. Its esports properties include the BLAST Premier Rivals series in Counter-Strike 2. Its official company address is in Copenhagen, Denmark.[1][2]
The company’s October 2026 background statement identifies esports production, marketing and delivery for Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2, Fortnite, Rocket League, Rainbow Six and Brawl Stars, working with game publishers including Valve, Epic Games, Ubisoft and Supercell. This portfolio extends beyond its Counter-Strike circuit.[3]
Razer became BLAST Premier’s official headset partner in September 2026. Razer specifies a two-year agreement covering 12 events from late 2026 through 2028, beginning with Hong Kong Rivals; BLAST describes integration across competition, broadcasts, digital content and arena experiences.[5][6] The partnership was also covered in PTG’s September report.[7]
The organizer will stage the BLAST Ulaanbaatar Open 2027 from May 10–23, marking its first event in Mongolia. The 16-team tournament has a USD 1.25 million total package, comprising USD 500,000 in prize money and USD 750,000 in team payments.[4]
