BLGS Competition Schedule, Dates and Times – Destructoid

The BLGS is a five-week series of competitions between major ALGS (Apex Legends Global Series) events. 2024 will be the first time this series will have the chance to flourish and take center stage among LANs. Now you can clear your schedule so you don’t miss a single match.

The BLGS series was announced during the ALGS Year 4 Split 2 Playoffs. With the ALGS Year 4 Championship taking place in Japan in 2025, there is a huge gap between the end of the last LAN and the start of the next. As such, BLGS is being spotlighted as the series to watch if you want to Apex Legends esports action for several weeks while you wait. We’ve never had so much pro Apex Legends gameplay and it feels like a great year to be a fan.

BLGS Competition Schedule, Dates and Times

At the time of writing, the only information we have for the BLGS matches is the qualifiers. There are four of them, and the winners of each will form the teams that we see in the BLGS finals. I’ve listed exactly when you can watch these matches below. While the times aren’t available yet, I’ll add them as they become available.

• BLGS Qualification 1: October 16, 2024
• BLGS Qualification 2: October 23, 2024
• BLGS Qualification 3: November 20, 2024
• BLGS Qualification 4: December 4, 2024

What is the BLGS?

The BLGS is a mid-season series for the ALGS, hosted by NiceWigg and Greek, who run the ALGS B streams. With the ALGS Year 4 Championship in Japan approaching in 2025, there is a huge time gap to fill. The last event of ALGS Year 3, the Championships, was in September 2023.

By placing these LAN events so close together, it creates a bottleneck. Fans want to attend the best event possible and don’t have the vacation time or money to attend every event. So if they have to choose just one, they’ll wait for the championship.

Moving the ALGS Year 4 Championship to 2025 leaves a gap that fans are desperate to see filled, and BLGS does just that. You can watch it from home on the ALGS YouTube and Twitch channels and enjoy it just as much as you do the LQCs that take place in the lead-up to the Championship.

I’ve been waiting for an event like this to happen so I can tune in at home with my kids. LANs are great, but they’re such huge ordeals that you feel like you can’t miss a second. BLGS will be much more relaxed, with a wider range of teams on the roster, and I can’t wait to see how it goes.