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PGL Cluj-Napoca 2027 Invites & Ulaanbaatar Event Announced

Counter-Strike tournament organizer PGL has announced the invites for PGL Cluj-Napoca 2027, set to take place in February 2027.

The invites coincided with the announcement of Ulaanbaatar, a $1,000,000 tournament in Mongolia’s capital from April 15-25.

PGL Cluj-Napoca 2027 Invites

PGL has continued its streak of attracting Counter-Strike’s top rosters with PGL Cluj-Napoca 2027. The lineup announcement follows the invites for January 2027’s PGL Bucharest, which drew all 14 of the top teams in the VRS at the time of the invites.

Yet again, the accepted invites are all from the top 14 in the VRS for the November invite date, with February being uncontested for Tier 1 LANS.

The PGL Cluj-Napoca 2027 invites are:

  • mousesports
  • TeamVitality
  • FURIA
  • Aurora
  • Team Spirit
  • BetBoom
  • Falcons
  • FUT
  • Legacy
  • Nemiga
  • G2
  • 1win
  • NAVI
  • Astralis
  • TBD
  • TBD

The 16-team event will feature the above teams joined by two teams from the Closed Qualifier. The Closed Qualifier itself has six invited teams that will be joined by two teams from Open Qualifiers.

The teams invited to the Closed Qualifier are:

  • Heroic
  • Eternal Fire
  • FaZe
  • 100 Thieves
  • Parivision
  • Fnatic

PGL announces PGL Ulaanbaatar, beating out BLAST

PGL also announced PGL Ulaanbaatar, a 16-team $1,000,000 event in the Mongolian capital of Ulaanbaatar. The explosion of The MongolZ onto the scene has highlighted the fanatical support for the Mongolian roster and the passion for CS in Ulaanbaatar especially.

The city is home to the majority of Mongolia’s three million population, with gaming cafes proving to be hugely popular in the city, allowing Counter-Strike culture to develop in Mongolia.

The LAN is the second Tier 1 tournament announced for Ulaanbaatar in 2027, after BLAST Open Ulaanbaatar 2027, but PGL Ulaanbaatar will beat BLAST to the post, as it takes place a month earlier, from April 15-25.

The PGL event was initially slated to take place in China, but has been moved to Mongolia for undisclosed reasons.

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Darragh Harbinson
Esports Writer

Darragh is an Esports Journalist for Insider Gaming specialising in Counter-Strike. He loves to explore how esports teams work, or why they very often do not.

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