Dota 2 Articles

NAR rolls over SNA to earn the second spot at The Summit LAN finals

<p>The North American Rejects avenge their previous defeat by sweeping the Sneaky Nyx Assassins. &nbsp;This win earned them the second and final American spot for the finals of The Summit, taking place in Los Angeles this June.&nbsp;<br /> &nbsp;</p>

TI4 Qualifiers: From two regional divisions to four

<p>The start of The International 4 qualifiers draws closer with more teams ready to compete for a spot among the invited teams. This article will tackle the benefits of changing the regional division from Western and Eastern regions to The Americas, Europe, Southeast Asia, and China.</p>

DreamLeague to finish preliminaries with a 'Super Weekend'

<p>After already more than two months of season play, DreamLeague will hold a &#39;Super Weekend&#39; on which all the 13 remaining preliminary games will be played. The DreamHack studio will be open to the public during the games.</p>

TI4 Compendium details released, base prize pool remains at $1.6 million

<p>The details regarding The International 4&#39;s Compendium has been released. It has a lot of old, returning features as well as newly-added ones. Each purchase will increase the base prize pool, which remains at $1.6 million, by $2.50.</p>

EG crushes SNA, secures the first American spot in The Summit LAN finals

<p>Through a dominant 3-0 performance, EG is the first American team to qualify for the finals of The Summit, taking place in Los Angeles this June. The defeated Sneaky Nyx Assassins will now face North American Rejects for the remaining LAN spot.</p>

Smash rejoins Revenge, might contest the upcoming American qualifiers for TI4

<p>In a surprising turn of event, Valve has decided to allow Revenge Esports to participate in the upcoming The International 2014 qualifiers after the team voluntarily withdrew from the tournament three days ago.</p>

April Stats: Centaur stampedes his way up the ladder

<p>April turned out to be the final month of the 6.80 patch. With a lot of big tournaments starting and a equally high number concluding last month, check out which heroes fared the best and shined the brightest.</p>

Journey of the Pianist, Ferrari_430

<p>Luo &quot;Ferrari_430&quot; Fei Chi is arguably one of the most prominent solo mid players to have ever graced the world of Dota 2. Going down in the history books and cementing himself as the most feared mid solo players of all time due to his Invoker or Templar Assassin, Ferrai_430, has travelled down a long road to reach his prominence. 178.com take us through 430&#39;s life journey and his rise to stardom.</p>

Balkan Championship 2014 under way, 16 teams fight over $1000 prize pool

<p>We are halfway through the groupstage of the Balkan Championship 2014. Depending on the amount of points they gather, the 16 participants will qualify for the Upper Bracket or the Lower Bracket of the playoffs. All the teams originate from the Balkan peninsula.</p>

MSI Beat it 2014 Global announced, $113,500 total prize pool for Dota 2 and SCII

<p>In conjunction with Fnatic, MSI has announced the MSI Beat It 2014 Global tournament featuring SCII and Dota 2 players all over the world. The tournament will have a total prize pool of $113,500 with $44,000 for Dota 2 and $26,000 for SCII.&nbsp;</p>

VG takes down NewBee to qualify for The Summit LAN finals

<p>ViCi Gaming is the first non-invited team to reach the offline main event of The Summit, after a dominant performance in the grand-finals against NewBee. Three more teams will join them in Los Angeles through the American and European qualifiers this month.</p>

LGD, iG win respective semifinal matches, Finals to be held this coming Tuesday

<p>iG and LGD, two of China&#39;s most prominent Dota teams, will be facing each other in the finals of the ESL One Chinese qualifier this coming 13 May. The winner of that best-of-five match will be one of two Asian teams competing in the LAN finals of ESL One to be held in Frankfurt, Germany scheduled late June.</p>