Dota 2 Articles

Scandal leaves Power Rangers

<p>Russia&#39;s long standing veteran, Roman &#39;Scandal&#39; Sadotenkov, has officially parted ways with the Belarus based organization, Power Rangers who are now on the look out for a suitable replacement in order to fill the void.</p>

Invictus Gaming - On quest to reclaim the Aegis

<p>Today, we take a look at one of the most prominent and prolific teams in Chinese history, Invictus Gaming. iG is the only Chinese team known to have conquered The International in 2012 and lift the Aegis of Immortal. Can they reclaim it after losing it once or have they lost it forever?</p>

Mineski to undergo roster change

<p>Following the footsteps of most teams who failed at the TI4 SEA qualifiers, Filipino team Mineski will be having changes to its roster. The team will be having a six-man roster, and two new players will be joining the team in the near future.</p>

SUNSfan: We're in recovery mode right now

<p>After the unfortunate break-in incident that occurred last Sunday, both SUNSfan and Sajedene announced that they are now doing okay and expressed their gratitude to those people who helped them in a timely manner.</p>

MSI Beat IT GosuCup Asia June giveaway contest: Winner chosen

<p>Post a comment for a shot at winning a MSI B85-G43 GAMING motherboard.</p>

Evil Geniuses are your Summit champions

<p>The Summit LAN in Los Angeles, California has come to an end after an exciting best-of-five match. EG stands victorious over the heavily favored Team DK as they battled their way up from loser&#39;s bracket, overcoming VG to secure a spot in the grand finals and eventually win against the Chinese dream team.</p>

Titan redeems themselves, wins GosuCup June

<p>Malaysian team Titan avenged their fourth place finish from last month&#39;s MSI Beat It GosuCup Asia, beating their then conqueror Arrow Gaming on this month&#39;s installment. Titan earns $1,200 for this GosuCup Asia title.</p>

The Summit: DK advances to the grand finals, EG to face VG in lower bracket

<p>Day 3 of The Summit LAN in Los Angeles, California had some of the best matches of the entire tournament. Today was filled with Evil Genius plowing through the loser&#39;s bracket competition while DK continued to showcase their talents. EG, DK, and VG will battle tomorrow to find out who will take home the gold.&nbsp;</p>

MSI Beat IT GosuCup Asia: Titan goes to upper bracket finals, Arrow to start in the lower bracket

<p>The second day of MSI Beat IT GosuCup Asia - June edition is over with four teams advancing to the final stage. Titan and Kingdom to face off in the upper bracket whilst Arrow Gaming starts in the lower bracket.</p>

Evil Geniuses: The great American hope

<p>Evil Geniuses is a relatively young, recently formed team compared to many of their competitors at The International 4, but don&#39;t let their youth fool you; the boys in blue have recently taken the Dota 2 scene by storm, smashing even the strongest competitors in record time. &nbsp; With players individually talented that put the &quot;genius&quot; in EG, North America finally has a champion that can truly represent them in The International 4.&nbsp;</p>

The Summit Day 2: DK and VG continue their dominance

<p>The second day of The Summit has come to a conclusive end with DK and VG knocking Fnatic and Na&#39;vi into the losers bracket. Tomorrow, they will face off against EG and Na&#39;Vi.Na while DK will play against VG to determine who gets to move on to the grand finals.&nbsp;</p>

MSI Beat IT GosuCup Asia June: Day 1 summary

<p>The first day of MSI Beat IT GosuCup Asia June edition is over and we have 24 teams advancing to the next stage where they will be pit against the invited teams.</p>