Amba Circuit · 2026
These are the Dutch stops AmbaPlayLife.com publishes for 2026. Each one has a title, a purse, and a way the room is supposed to run.
Reading a stop
If the chairs are numbered and the spare mice are taped, Sunday usually holds. If the veto laptop is still looking for a cable at 18:00, the desk writes that too. Match reports live with the gear notes, because a dropped callout is often a headset story.
Rotterdam opened the year on Valorant. Six maps, double elimination on Sunday, and a side choice that only unlocked on map three. Harbor Five took the last map on a retake that started two seconds late and still worked.
Counter-Strike 2 on a canal-side build. Groups played MR12 with a public pistol report after each half. Two club-PC squads reached Sunday, which is why the equipment page still lists a spare sensor check.
League of Legends in Utrecht, fearless draft from game three. The winning series was decided by a baron setup that never showed on the kill feed until the fight was already lost.
Dota 2 under Eindhoven’s June light. Captains drafted like they had a train to catch. Smoke timing beat a gold lead twice, and the booth audio was the cleanest of the spring.
Call of Duty in Groningen. Hardpoint wrote the story on Saturday. Search and destroy wrote the cheque on Sunday. Breaks were eight minutes, and the desk stuck to them.
EA Sports FC in The Hague. Formations locked before the first whistle, controllers shared from a numbered rack, and weekend-league overlaps had a written delay rule.
Rocket League beside the Waal. Best of seven only in the final. Kickoffs were reviewed when both cars claimed the same first touch, which happened twice and decided one series.
Rainbow Six Siege in Maastricht, 3–5 October 2026. Operator bans are public. A plant review is capped at two minutes so the lobby does not become the match. Today is the last map block.
Amsterdam, 21–23 November 2026. Main stage splits Valorant and Counter-Strike 2. Side halls mark lanes for Apex Legends, Overwatch 2, Fortnite, PUBG, and StarCraft II. Fighting games stay in Haarlem the month after.
Haarlem, 12–13 December 2026. Tekken 8 and Street Fighter 6, offline, stations turned toward the room. Players bring their own lever or pad. The desk publishes a button-check list on 5 December.