The upcoming IEM Rio Major Regional Major Ranking (RMR) will feature over 50 Counter-Strike: Global Offensive teams worldwide and take place in three different locations. <\/p>\n
The results of the RMR tournament will determine which teams will head on to the last tournament sponsored by Valve in 2022, the IEM Rio Major<\/a> in November.\u2028 <\/p>\n \u2028After the RMR, only 24 teams will be cleared to participate in the IEM Rio Major. The tournament’s organizer, ESL<\/a>, posted on their website the dates and locations of the RMR events that will take place in October.\u2028 \u2028<\/p>\n The European RMR A and B will be held in the Mediterranean Island state of Malta and will kick off on October 4. The Americas RMR will be hosted in Sweden<\/a> and will commence on October 5, while the Asia RMR event will be held in Australia and is scheduled to begin on October 7. <\/p>\n The CS: GO tournaments across the different locations will come to a close on October 9.\u2028 \u2028The previous RMRs, which took place earlier this year for the PGL Major in Antwerp were organized in such a way that each competition in the respective regions was held one after the other. <\/p>\n In contrast, the upcoming event will be held simultaneously from October 4-9. \u2028 \u2028The change to the will ensure that compared to the last Major cycle, the upcoming RMR phase will have eight days less. This Major cycle will also feature different venues for every RMR event, unlike the last that took place in the same location.<\/p>\n The schedule and locations have been set for #IEM<\/a> Road to Rio! <\/p>\n From the 4th of October, Malta, Sweden, and Australia will host all Major hopefuls battling it out to cement their spot in history.<\/p>\n Find out more: https:\/\/t.co\/oBtlU1efmz<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/pZwua5NFGz<\/a><\/p>\n — Intel\u00ae Extreme Masters (@IEM) August 23, 2022<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n