Daeja’s View: The Kuala Lumpur Major Group Stage
The groups for the Kuala Lumpur group stage were announced today. I want to take a closer look at the Kuala Lumpur format and discuss how we ended up with these groups!
Road to TI9; DPC points log
The new 2018-2019 DPC season has begun and teams have started to accrue their points towards the highly coveted TI9 direct invite.
Kuala Lumpur Major: Must-Watch
The first Major of the 2018-19 DPC season kicks off on November 9. Here’s our primer explaining why this is a must-watch event!
Daeja’s View: Trick-or-Treating, Dota 2-style
Do you celebrate Halloween and need a last-minute costume idea? Get inspired by some of the year’s most amazing Dota 2 cosplay!
DreamLeague Season 10 Coming Soon!
DreamLeague Season 10 kicks off on October 29. The first Minor and first event in the second season of the Dota 2 Pro Circuit, DreamLeague will be a small taste of how the season could go.
Daeja’s View: For or Against Best-of-Ones?
WSOE used a best-of-one group stage elimination format earlier this month to determine their four playoff teams. But wait, aren’t best-of-ones awful? Maybe not always!
eSports News
"He is a talent we believe in and are thrilled he has re-committed to Ghost Gaming"
Ghost Gaming provided GosuGamers with a statement announcing that former player, WARDELL will be returning to the organization for his third consecutive year.
Alliance, paiN X, J.Storm, and Forward Gaming eliminated from Kuala Lumpur Major
Four more teams were culled from the herd as the lower bracket slugfest saw Alliance, paiN X, J.Storm, and Forward Gaming exit the Kuala Lumpur Major.
MegaFon Winter Clash LAN to feature top teams including VP, Liquid
Epic Esports will be hosting the MegaFon Winter Clash LAN in Moscow in December featuring the top teams in the world.
Team Aster and Gambit knocked out of Kuala Lumpur Major
Two more teams were knocked out of contention at the Kuala Lumpur Major. Team Aster and Gambit made an early exit after their first round in the playoffs.
NiP and VP march into the semi-finals of the Kuala Lumpur Major
Evil Geniuses fell short to their former captain and Virtus.Pro continue their domination, trouncing Fnatic in the upper bracket on Day 4 of the Kuala Lumpur Major.
Kuroky takes top 4 in Artifact Preview Tournament
Kuro "KuroKy" Salehi Takhasomi of Team Liquid has taken a commendable third/fourth place finish in the first streamed tournament of Valve's new game Artifact.
Tigers and paiN Gaming exit early from Kuala Lumpur Major
There is no mercy when it comes to a best of one format in the first round of lower bracket competition. Unfortunately for Tigers and paiN Gaming, both become the first eliminated.
Mineski says goodbye to Mushi
After more than one and a half years of playing under the Mineski banner, Mushi and the organization part ways.
Team Secret and PSG.LGD continue to shine at Kuala Lumpur Major
Team Secret and PSG.LGD started the Kuala Lumpur Major playoffs with dominant performances, sweeping through their opponents with ease to advance in the upper brackets.
OG back to DPC grind; Chongqing Major Qualifier dates and invites announced
The Chongqing Major Qualifier dates and regional event invites were announced, revealing that OG will be returning back to DPC competitive play in just a few weeks.
Team Empire takes on two squads; change up players
Team Empire has announced they will be represented by two Dota 2 squads and have changed out some of their players.
PSG.LGD and Virtus.pro eclipse the competition in Groups C and D
PSG.LGD and Virtus.pro exuded similar dominance as displayed in the prior DPC season and secured slots in the upper bracket of the main event.
Secret and EG top Kuala Lumpur Major goups A and B
Team Secret and Evil Geniuses head to the upper brackets in the playoffs for the Kuala Lumpur Major after topping groups A and B respectively.
Hellraisers Announce Hobbit; Bondik Returns To Free Agency
Hellraisers released a statement on their website confirming the acquisition of Hobbit from Gambit, resulting in Bondik becoming a free agent.
ESL One Birmingham 2019 announced
ESL One Birmingham 2019 has been confirmed to be taking place May 31 - June 2, 2019.
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