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Full Announcement: DreamHack
DreamHack released their event schedule for 2014 and part of 2015, alongside a set of infographics summing up their 2013 campaign.
2014 Schedule
The 2014 schedule features a reshuffling of event order, as well as the addition of one new Swedish event and one new Russian event in Moscow. In total, the 2014 DreamHack circuit has expanded to seven stops from five in 2013.
- DreamHack 2014 Kick Off
24 January, Konserthuset, Göteborg, Sweden
- DreamHack Bucharest
26-27 April, Sala Polivalenta, Bucharest, Romania
- DreamHack Summer 2014
14-17 June, Elmia, Jönköping, Sweden
- DreamHack Valencia
17-20 July, Feria de Valencia, Valencia, Spain
- DreamHack Moscow
13-14 September, Stadium Live, Moscow, Russia
- DreamHack Stockholm
26-27 September, Stockholm Globe Arenas, Stockholm, Sweden
- DreamHack Winter 2014
27-30 November, Elmia, Jönköping, Sweden
- DreamHack Summer 2015
13-16 June 2015, Elmia, Jönköping, Sweden
- DreamHack Winter 2015
26-29 November 2015, Elmia, Jönköping, Sweden
DreamHack has also stated that more events will be announced in the future.
Some Stats from 2013
DreamHack also released a long list of stats and several infographics rounding up 2013. We recommend you go to DreamHack's official site to check them out in full, but here is a short excerpt:
DreamHack Winter 2013 was the most viewed DreamHack event ever, breaking all previous records including started sessions, minutes watched and unique viewers. DreamHack Winter 2013 had 9 official streams produced on-site and in total 35 streams including all community streams. In total DreamHack had 13 803 820 views/started sessions (49% increase), the viewers consumed 416 065 500 minutes of content (67% increase) and 2 851 380 unique viewers (48% increase) Top-5 streams (Peak Concurrent – One Channel) - 1. Dota 2 – ASUS ROG DreamLeague – English stream – Day 3 – 103 463
- 2. CS:GO – DreamHack SteelSeries CS:GO Championship – English stream – Day 3 – 97 804
- 3. StarCraft II – DreamHack Open – English stream – 96 025
- 4. Dota 2 – ASUS ROG DreamLeague – Russian stream – Day 3 – 92 128
- 5. Dota 2 – ASUS ROG DreamLeague – English stream – Day 2 – 65 549
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Awesomeness! Pure Awesomeness!
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More DreamHack is always good.
2 Events within 14 days though :/
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Good to see the CounterStrike guys going strong. So did Sweden win?
Edit: And I look forward to Moscow in expectation of crazy loud people. Like Katow..Polish loud. But louder.
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DREAMHACK rocking like they always do!
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On December 10 2013 20:06 AlternativeEgo wrote:
Good to see the CounterStrike guys going strong. So did Sweden win?
Sweden vs. Sweden finals with Sweden beating Sweden 2-1
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That's really awesome! Was hoping for Dreamhack in Canada tho 
Edit "more events will be announced int the future eh? Well, now that is something...."
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we get big foreign tournaments in january now? we're so spoiled.
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United States33713 Posts
On December 10 2013 20:05 NovaMB wrote:
More DreamHack is always good.
2 Events within 14 days though :/
iono, could be Moscow is a dota2 only event?
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Konserthuset and Moscow added, More power to Dreamhack!
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On December 10 2013 20:08 Waxangel wrote:Show nested quote +On December 10 2013 20:05 NovaMB wrote:
More DreamHack is always good.
2 Events within 14 days though :/ iono, could be Moscow is a dota2 only event?
Possible, maybe CSGO aswell. No idea though
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That's actually some pretty sick viewer numbers. Also I am so happy Dreamhack still supports the underdogs (in viewership) and doesn't jump on the LoL bandwagon! Thumbs up for sc2 and dota2!
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I have no idea why CSGO numbers are exploding this year.
It makes me so so happy, fnatic vs NiP was amazing.
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On December 10 2013 20:07 TheDougler wrote:That's really awesome! Was hoping for Dreamhack in Canada tho
I really doubt that they will do this as long as there is MLG on your land, but who knows.
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2 more DH´s per year? That is awesome news. Really looking foward to Moscow espicially, I guess, that will be a great audience.
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On December 10 2013 20:14 Headnoob wrote:
I have no idea why CSGO numbers are exploding this year.
It makes me so so happy, fnatic vs NiP was amazing.
The line to the Dreamarena at Dreamhack Winter was so freaking long, I'd be surprised if even half of the people standing in line got a seat. It was the first time for me watching CS since 1.6, but GO is just a much better E-sport. It has so much better spectating mode so it's easier to follow and the observers catch a lot more frags as well. The fact that it was two swedish teams (each coached by two of the biggest swedish 1.6 stars, carn and heaton) didn't really make it worse either 
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I gotta say those stats are comparatively much more understandable rather than what many other events seem to do when presenting viewer numbers. I actually think I understand all these numbers and can somewhat put them into perspective.
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Poland3775 Posts
On December 10 2013 20:08 Waxangel wrote:Show nested quote +On December 10 2013 20:05 NovaMB wrote:
More DreamHack is always good.
2 Events within 14 days though :/ iono, could be Moscow is a dota2 only event?
There are decent players in Russia, Moscow may make sense. Interesting that DH is not expanding more to the west (DreamHack Lyon for example for example). I'd expect Ukraine to be added as well - maybe DreamHack Lviv.
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Dreamhack is the fucking awesome.
I love the middle part of the year where it all just explodes with Taeja winning shit.
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EPT
