DreamHack Open Tours is set to start on Saturday. Here is the viewer's guide with all the information you need to follow the tournament in France.

DreamHack Open Tours will run on May 19-21 and will take place at the Parc des Expositions (Exposition Center), where eight teams will battle it out for a share of the $100,000 prize-pool.

Among the participants are the two teams that managed to qualify in their respective regions, AGO and Torqued, as well as six invitees.

Tours will kick the DreamHack Open circuit off in 2018

Teams have been drawn into two groups of four. Group A has AGO and Torqued in the same group as Gambit and GODSENT, while Group B features Envy, HellRaisers, Imperial and North.

Here is the group draw for the tournament:

Group A Group B Gambit North GODSENT HellRaisers AGO Envy Torqued Imperial

As is usual at DreamHack Open events, the format will be a double-elimination group stage—with the elimination and decider matches being best-of-three series'—, and will be followed by a single-elimination playoff bracket which will be played out by the two best teams from each group.



Below you can find the full schedule for the weekend in Tours:

Saturday, May 19th 12:00 Gambit Torqued vs. BO1 13:30 North Imperial vs. BO1 15:00 GODSENT AGO vs. BO1 16:30 HellRaisers Envy vs. BO1 18:00 Group A winners match BO1 19:30 Group B winners match BO1







Sunday, May 20th 10:00 Group A elimination match BO3 13:00 Group B elimination match BO3 16:00 Group A decider match BO3 19:00 Group B decider match BO3







Monday, May 21st 11:00 Semi-final #1 BO3 14:00 Semi-final #2 BO3 18:00 Grand final BO3

As for the on-air talent team, Pala "Mantrousse" Gilroy Sen will be the event's host while Joona "natu" Leppänen and Sudhen "Bleh" Wahengbam will be responsible for breaking down the action as analysts. Narrating the matches will be two pairs of casters, including Vince Hill, as you can find below:

Pala "Mantrousse" Gilroy Sen - Host Joona "natu" Leppänen - Analyst

Sudhen "Bleh" Wahengbam - Analyst Vince Hill - Caster

Conner "Scrawny" Girvan - Caster

Hugo Byron - Caster

Niels "rizc" Topp - Caster

Lastly, here is how the $100,000 prize-pool will be distributed among the eight teams: