Dota 2 Articles

Hao set to retire after TI5

<p>In light of the ongoing ECL tournament, Newbee&#39;s Hao has been interviewed and has stated that he plans to retire following the conclusion of The International 2015.</p>

Ok.- Dota 2 Cup: CSW the Champions

<p>After an arduous two day championship, CSW have emerged as the champions of the inaugurual Ok.- Dota 2 Cup held at the GoodGame Convention in Singapore, beating out G-Guard with a score of 3-0, sweeping the tournament with only a single loss. Photos from the event inside.</p>

UPDATE - Virtus.pro threaten to boycott most 2015 events

<p>One of the leading eSports organizations, Virtus.pro, have posted a statement with which they threaten to boycott of most of the events in the coming year.</p>

Ok.- Dota2 Cup Day1: First Departure eliminated, Team KS not looking hot

<p>Day one of the ok Dota2 cup has ended, the day feature the two group stages being played out and the first rounds of the double elimination bracket. Insidious Idol and First Departure are first out. In addition, the debut of Team KS is not going too well.</p>

G-League: LGD claims the $32,000 first prize

<p>At the G-League LAN final, LGD dismantled CDEC in a best of 5 to claim the first prize of $32,000. CDEC on the other hand, takes home the $8,000 second prize after failing to take the extremly close game four. Photos from the event can be found inside.</p>

SLTV EU: Top 4 confirmed, Team Secret withdraws

<p>Empire, LAJONS, HellRaisers and VP.Polar will represent Europe in Kiev, as Secret Team decided to pull out of StarLadder XI due to roster changes. The four teams will join iG, CDEC, Fire and MVP.Phoenix in the offline playoffs of the tournament, scheduled to take place mid-January 2015.</p>

SLTV EU: Empire ahead of Lajons; Secret, HR and VP.Polar to play out tiebreaker

<p>The European division of StarLadder&#39;s 11th season has almost concluded and Team Empire emerges at the top of the groupstage, right above Lajons. Two more slots for the LAN finals will be decided between Team Secret, HellRaisers and Virtus.pro Polar, all of which are tied at third place.</p>

i-League season 2: Eight lan finals participants confirmed ft. Vici Gaming

<p>The qualifiers have all concluded and the replacements for the teams that have pulled out also have been named for i-League Season 2. Thus the seven teams that will be joining defending champions Vici Gaming in the lan finals have been decided.</p>

xiao8 announces return to competitive scene in 2015

<p>In a turnaround from his announced retirement after The International 2014, xiao8 has tweeted that he will be returning to competitive and professional play in the coming new year.&nbsp;</p>

Happy holidays from GosuGamers

<p>A day before Christmas, we want to wish you the merriest of holidays and the best celebration of the New Year possible!</p>

Secret Team crush VP.Polar to win DotaPit #2

<p>Secret Team managed to win their second title in one week, after a dominant performance against VP.Polar in the grand finals of DotaPit #2. Through their victory, they have earned the $36,500 first place prize, while VP.Polar will have to settle for $16,000.</p>

i-League: C9 ban lifted, Lajons to attend

<p>The i-League drama surrounding C9&#39;s withdrawal has come to an end as ImbaTV has issued an apology in which they also lift Cloud9&#39;s ban for the third season. At the same time, Lajons have secured themselves their visas to attend the LAN finals.</p>