Everything to know about MOUZ’s live fan event

MOUZ is easily one of the most well-known CS2 organizations. The team has millions of fans worldwide, despite hailing from Germany, and the fans will get a chance to see their favorite players in action when they hold a live event during its BLAST Bounty Season 2 opener.

MOUZ is bringing fans right into the action for BLAST Bounty Season 2. The German organisation will host a live viewing of its opening match against OG Esports at its Hamburg headquarters, turning the online stage into a full offline fan experience.

Here’s what to know about MOUZ’s live CS2 fan event.

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When will MOUZ hold its live BLAST Bounty event?

German esports organisation MOUZ has announced it will open its Hamburg headquarters to fans on August 7th, 2025, for a special live viewing of its BLAST Bounty Season 2 opener against OG Esports. The move aims to bring an offline atmosphere to the online stage, giving supporters the chance to cheer on the team in person.

Attendees will be able to take part in activities such as reaction tests and sim racing before meeting the players after the match. Entry to the event is free, allowing fans to get closer to the action during the tournament’s online phase, which runs from August 5th to 10th.

MOUZ heads into the competition in strong form, currently sitting third in the Valve Regional Standings. The team recently finished second at IEM Cologne 2025 and has maintained a top-four placement in nearly every event this year, including a PGL Cluj-Napoca 2025 championship win in February. A victory over OG would move MOUZ into the last 16, one step away from the Malta LAN finals, where $500,000 is on the line.