DreamHack Open Summer viewer's guide

DreamHack Open Summer will run from June 16-18 in Jönköping, Sweden, with eight teams battling it out for a share of the $100,000 prize pool.

The tournament, DreamHack's third Open stop of the year, will kick off with a double-elimination group stage, in which the opening and the winners' matches will be played in a best-of-one format, while the elimination and the decider matches will be best-of-three series. 

DreamHack returns to Jönköping this Friday

The competing sides have been drawn into two groups of four teams, with North headlining Group A, which also features AGO, Imperial and Red Reserve, formerly known as GODSENT. Renegades are the highest-ranked team in a very stacked Group B that also includes OpTic and PGL Major Krakow champions Gambit.

Here are the groups for the event:

Group A	Group B
North	Renegades
AGO	Gambit
Red Reserve	OpTic
Imperial	Complexity

Below you can find the full schedule for the three-day tournament:

Saturday, June 16
12:00	North	vs. Imperial	BO1
13:30	Renegades	vs. Complexity	BO1
15:00	AGO	vs. Red Reserve	BO1
16:30	Gambit	vs. OpTic	BO1
18:00	Group A Winners' match		BO1
19:30	Group B Winners' match		BO1
Sunday, June 17
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, June 18
10:00	Semi-final #1		BO3
13:00	Semi-final #1		BO3
19:00	Grand final		BO3

As for the on-air team, Pala Gilroy Sen will act as the event's host, while Jacob "⁠Pimp⁠" Winneche and Dustin "dusT" Mouret will be breaking down the action as analysts. Rounding out the seven-man talent list will be two casting pairs, as you can see below:

Pala Gilroy Sen - Host

Jacob "Pimp" Winneche - Analyst
Dustin "dusT" Mouret - Analyst

John "Blu" Mullen - Commentator
Conner "Scrawny" Girvan - Commentator
Niels "rizc" Topp - Commentator
Hugo Byron - Commentator

Finally, here is how the $100,000 prize pool will be distributed:

1. $50,000
2. $20,000
3-4. $10,000
5-6. $3,000
7-8. $2,000