Netherlands · Season 2026
The Dutch circuit, on one sheet.
PartynomPlay.com follows the matches that fill rooms from Rotterdam to Groningen. Brackets, station lists, and door times, written in English for the 2026 season.
01 / October floor
What the hall is holding
Siege on the IJ closed in Amsterdam on 4 October. The next room that matters is Eindhoven, then a November cluster before the Utrecht winter LAN.
Decided
3–4 October 2026 · Amsterdam
Siege on the IJ
Rainbow Six Siege. Map order posted in English before the crowd reached the stairs. North Quay closed the final on a retake that took the whole last round.
On deck
17–18 October 2026 · Eindhoven
Apex Dune Cup
Twenty trios, six games a day, placement plus kills. Drop notes go up the night before so visiting crews are not guessing the zone.
December
12–13 December 2026 · Utrecht
Winter LAN Weekend
A mixed room: Counter-Strike 2 showmatch, a fighting-game cabinet row, and an EA FC night session under one roof.
02 / Season anchor
March still sets the FPS bench
The North Sea Invitational opened the year in Rotterdam. Twelve Valorant sides, a public veto, and a Sunday bracket that outlasted the last tram. Glass Wharf took it. The station sheet from that weekend is still the baseline every later tactical stop is checked against.
- Groups into double elimination, all maps called in English.
- Wired benches only. Wireless adapters were bagged at the door.
- Prize fund on the sheet: €180,000.
03 / Titles
Played like a sport
Fourteen games carry a PartynomPlay stop or a station note in 2026. The full desk page keeps the format, the lobby size, and the gear that belongs with each one.
04 / Gear desk
Stations, not shopping lists
Every LAN note includes the bench: refresh rate, mouse space, headset split, and what players were allowed to bring. The October sheet already locks 240 Hz on tactical titles and leverless cabinets for the fighting row.
- Players bring mice, pads, and headsets. Monitors stay on the bench.
- Fight cabinets are supplied and checked before pools.
- EA FC uses the hall pad unless a wired controller passes the port check.
05 / Rooms
Seven cities, one circuit
The desk does not pretend every weekend is a capital final. These are the rooms that actually held a 2026 stop.
Rotterdam
Quay hall, wide LED, the year’s opening Valorant final and the November Overwatch weekend.
Amsterdam
Canal-side room. Counter-Strike in April, fighting games in September, Siege in October.
Utrecht
Central hall with clean draft sightlines. League in May, Winter LAN in December.
Eindhoven
High ceiling, campus crowd. Dota in June and the Apex Dune Cup this month.
The Hague
Compact theatre, strong audio. Call of Duty in July and Fortnite late in November.
Groningen
North hall, one loud Saturday. Skyline Rocket Open ran on 5 September.
Maastricht
River hall in late November. Sixteen PUBG squads and a delayed circle call.
06 / Method
How a stop gets published
01
Lock the sheet
Sides, lobby size, start time, and the station count go up before doors. If a number moves, the line is marked.
02
Walk the room
Power, sightlines, step-free entry, and the headset split. Floor notes are part of the match note, not a footnote.
03
Call the series
Map scores land in English inside the break. The crowd can argue the round. The sheet should already be boringly correct.
04
File the gear
What was legal, what failed, what the next bench will change. That file is the equipment page.
Floor
Siege on the IJ used a five-map order and a side door for press, listed the morning of the final.
Lock
Apex Dune Cup closes its 20 trios on 10 October. Late swaps need a desk mail before noon.
Bench
Winter LAN station sheet is already posted: wired only, 240 Hz on tactical PCs, leverless allowed on the cabinets.
Match notes should land before the crowd reaches the tram.
Circuit desk, PartynomPlay.com · Rotterdam · 2026Desk
October is already moving.
Read the full slate, or write the Rotterdam desk if you need a credential, a station question, or a correction.