Dota 2 Articles

Post TI9 shuffle log; confirmed changes for start of DPC 2019-2020 season

With the end of The International 9, the traditional post TI shuffle period has begun.

No roster changes for PSG.LGD

For the second year in a row, PSG.LGD will make no roster changes but will miss the first event of the DPC 2019-2020 season.

Kuku out of TNC Predator

Kuku is now a free agent after a 9-12th placing at the International 2019

compLexity drop entire roster

compLexity has dropped their entire roster before DPC 2019-2020 season kicks off.

OG make history as the first ever two-time TI champions at TI9

OG is the first team to ever claim the Aegis of Champions twice, making Dota 2 and The International history at TI9.

The International 2020 to be held in Stockholm

Following in the footsteps of last year, Valve announced The International 2020 would be held in Stockholm, Sweden.

Void Spirit; Second hero to be announced at TI9

Another new hero has been revealed at TI9 - Void Spirit.

OG will defend their title; PSG.LGD and Liquid to lock horns next at TI9

TI9 continues to impress as OG have secured a spot in the grand finals to defend their title against the winner of PSG.LGD/ Team Liquid.

Snapfire; TI9 new hero announcement

Keeping in tradition, a new hero has been announced at TI9 to be released in the fall.

Three strikes; Three more teams are out at TI9

TI9's grand finals are closing in and three more teams - RNG, Infamous and EG - were knocked down and out from contention.

Will history repeat itself at TI9? OG and LGD continue to advance

Two teams advanced to the semi-finals of TI9, securing top 3 positions and at least $3 million prize reward. 

TI9 Main Event: Newbee heads home and Mineski just misses the mark in the lower bracket

Day three's lower bracket series were some of the most exciting thus far. Team Secret narrowly avoid elimination, and Infamous rose to occasion.