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DreamHack Masters Spring 2021

DreamHack Masters Spring 2021 was a 16-team Counter-Strike: Global Offensive tournament played online in Europe from April 29 to May 9, 2021. Natus Vincere defeated Gambit Esports in the final.

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Updated October 23, 2026

Competition snapshot

Host and dates

Europe · Online · Apr 29–May 9, 2021[1][2]

Combined prize pool

USD 250,000[1][2]

Participant scale

16 teams[1][2]

Category

Organizer

Commercial note

DreamHack tournament organizer, within ESL FACEIT Group · Recorded in the 2021 edition.[1]

Category

Official Partner

Partner

Intel

Commercial note

Event sponsor listed by Liquipedia · Recorded in the 2021 edition.[1]

Category

Official Partner

Partner

1xBet

Commercial note

Exclusive global betting partner for ESL Pro Tour CS:GO in 2021 · Recorded in the 2021 edition.[4]

Category

Sponsor

Partner

DHL

Commercial note

Event sponsor listed by Liquipedia · Recorded in the 2021 edition.[1]

PTG Database Analysis

DreamHack Masters Spring 2021 was organized by DreamHack, which operated within ESL FACEIT Group, and formed part of the ESL Pro Tour. The 16-team Counter-Strike: Global Offensive tournament was played online in Europe from April 29 to May 9, 2021; it had no physical host venue. Natus Vincere defeated Gambit Esports in the final.[1][2]

The event’s listed partners were Intel, 1xBet and DHL. ESL announced 1xBet as the exclusive global betting partner of the ESL Pro Tour CS:GO for 2021.[1][4]

References5
  1. [1]DreamHack Masters Spring 2021 — Liquipedia
  2. [2]DreamHack Masters Spring 2021 overview — HLTV
  3. [3]DreamHack Masters Spring team list finalized — HLTV
  4. [4]1xBet becomes Official Global Betting Partner for ESL Pro Tour CS:GO and ESL One Dota 2 — ESL FACEIT Group
  5. [5]DreamHack Masters Spring 2021 image reuse audit — DreamHack, Wikimedia Commons and Unsplash

Commercial opportunities

Event sponsor

Liquipedia lists Intel as a sponsor for this event.[1]

Official global betting partner

1xBet was the ESL Pro Tour CS:GO's exclusive global betting partner in 2021.[4]

Event partner

Liquipedia lists DHL as an event sponsor.[1]

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