Dota 2 Articles

Aui_2000 and pieliedie confirm being kicked from C9

<p>After the rosters for Cloud 9 and Evil Geniuses had been revealed by the DAC invites, it was only a matter of time until either party would comment on the situation. Now both pieliedie and Aui_2000 have officially confirmed that they were kicked from their team in Cloud 9.</p>

CDEC will not be attending StarLadder Season 11

<p>CDEC have just announced that they will not be attending the StarLadder Season 11 LAN finals that begin this Thursday, as they were unable to obtain their visas in time.&nbsp;</p>

Hana departs First Departure

<p>Meracle announces on his personal Twitter account that the teams long term offlaner Hana will be joining the Singaporean army and has therefore decided to depart from the team. This leaves the team with only four players on the roster and no announcement on a replacement.</p>

DAC Asia Day 3: Chinese dominate the group, CDEC remains on top

<p>Three days have passed in the Dota 2 Asia Championships Asian qualifier and only Chinese teams remain in the top 10 spots. CDEC-Gaming and EHOME remain at the top, while CSW can&#39;t seem to fight their way out of the bottom.</p>

StarLadder Season XI LAN finals with revised format announced

<p>The first StarLadder event of the year is set to begin on January 15th. While last seasons group stage has been scrapped entirely for a double elimination bracket, all the teams competing will play on the opening day beginning with StarLadder veterans Team Empire taking on American debutants Fire.</p>

DAC Europe: Hellraisers directly qualifies for the main event

<p>The European qualifier for the DAC has concluded and after a thrilling finals, Hellraisers is set to represent Europe at the main stage in Shanghai. Power Rangers and Natus Vincere will have their chance in the wildcard playoffs.</p>

DAC Asia Day 2: CDEC climbs to top for now

<p>CDEC continued their good form into the second day of the Asian qualifiers for the Dota 2 Asia Championships as they handed EHOME their first loss of the qualifiers and pushed them into second place, while Can&#39;t Say Wips remain last after another loss.</p>

2014: A Year in Review

<p>Dear GosuReaders, in light of the eventful year of 2014, GosuGamers has chosen to relive the year and its legacy on the Dota 2 scene. Here are ten of the things that retrospectively have a large impact on the scene going forward into 2015.&nbsp;</p>

WePlay revised Season 3 feat. EG, Secret and more

<p>The Weplay League Season 3 will feature a $150,000 base prize pool and top teams from five regions battling it out for a spot in the lan playoffs in may. Among the things given for each ticket purchase is a compendium for the tournament.</p>

DAC European Qualifiers: HR to grand finals, PR and NaVi to battle for second spot

<p>HellRaisers managed to take down Power Rangers in the UB final to become the first grand finalist of the DAC European qualifiers. PR will now have to take on Natus Vincere, who eliminated both Alliance and Empire in their respective Lower Bracket matches.</p>

EHOME debuts with a bang in DAC

<p>The first playday of the Dota 2 Asia Championships Asia qualifier is over and has seen EHOME dominate the tournament thus far, winning six games, whereas Can&#39;t Say Wips is sitting at the other end of the table with four losses.</p>

LGD crushes HGT 3-0 in i-League finals

<p>Following their dominating performance throughout the playoffs, LGD-Gaming takes home the i-League Season 2 title after convincingly taking down HGT 3-0 in the grand finals.&nbsp;</p>