The ROG Masters APAC 2021 CS:GO Tournament has been announced featuring a total prize pool of $32,600 USD. The ROG Masters tournament will be returning after a break of three years with a total of 32 Asian teams competing in the Regional Finals from 15 different countries. The registration for the tournament has already begun and will continue to take place till 28th February, with the National qualifiers set to take place in March and April, leading to the ROG Masters APAC 2021 - Main Event scheduled to take place from 22nd- 25th April. This tournament is set to be a completely online competition.
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ROG Masters APAC 2021
Tournament Schedule
National Qualifier
National qualifiers will be held for 15 different countries within the Asia-Pacific region. Each country will have an open qualifier through which 16 teams will qualify for their respective national-level main event. Every national qualifier will have an individual prize pool and a certain number of teams from each one of these qualifiers will further move on to the main event.
Here is a detailed breakdown of everything related to the ROG Masters APAC 2021 - National Qualifiers,
Region | Prize Pool | National Qualifier | National Finals | Teams Qualifying |
| Australia | $1,400 | 16 April | 18 April | Top 3 |
| Bangladesh | $800 | 15 April | 17 April | Winner |
| Cambodia | $800 | 9 April | 11 April | Winner |
| Hong Kong | $1,200 | 26 March | 28 March | Top 2 |
| India | $1,400 | 8 April | 10 April | Top 3 |
| Indonesia | $1,400 | 15 April | 17 April | Top 3 |
| Japan | $1,400 | 16 April | 18 April | Top 3 |
| Malaysia | $1,200 | 2 April | 4 April | Top 2 |
| Myanmar | $800 | N/A | 10 April | Winner |
| Philippines | $1,200 | 1 April | 3 April | Top 2 |
| Singapore | $1,200 | 26 March | 28 March | Top 2 |
| South Korea | $1,400 | 2 April | 4 April | Top 3 |
| Sri Lanka | $800 | 25 March | 27 March | Winner |
| Thailand | $1,400 | 25 March | 27 March | Top 3 |
| Vietnam | $1,200 | 9 April | 11 April | Top 2 |
Main Event
The main event will feature a total of 32 CS:GO teams making their way through 15 national qualifiers. These teams will be competing from 22-25 April for a $15,000 prize pool. The main event will be following a single-elimination format where each faceoff will be a best-of-three series.
The registration for all the national qualifiers has already started on 8 February and will be going on till the end of this month. All those interested in registering for the tournament can Click Here. This is all the information that has been announced till now about the tournament and more details will be revealed in the coming time.
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