Dota 2 Articles

Titan wins five-game thriller against Scythe, claims second Pro Series

<p>In what is becoming a southeast-asian rivalry, Malaysian-team Titan fought off Singaporean-team Scythe to a highly-contested five-game series to win the second straight WD Pro Series title.&nbsp;</p>

ESL One 2014 : DOG defeats Empire to secure spot in Frankfurt finals

<p>With an impressive comeback from a 2-0 deficit, Team Dog managed to take down Empire in one of the two best-of-five play-off matches of the ESL European main qualifier. The second best-of-five series between Cloud9 and Fnatic will take place on April 29th.</p>

JoinDota League America: EG dominates Liquid in grand final

<p>After a second place finish in the regional divisions, Evil Geniuses took down Team Liquid with a game score of 2-0 in the American best-of-three grand final. With their victory, EG will earn 15% of the total prizepool, and Team Liquid will receive 7%.</p>

Space to Succeed part I: The Infrastructure of New Talent Development

<p>Why write an article about the problems in China&rsquo;s Dota 2 scene when DK, a Chinese Dota 2 team, just won Starladder IX without a single loss? Isn&rsquo;t it the worst time to be a critic? The answer is two-fold: first, for the larger issues dealt with in this article, Chinese Dota provides the best examples. Secondly, a story is in order.</p>

Bringing down the Scythe: A look Into the Singaporean Scene

<p>As the pressure of TI4 invites looms over the South-East Asian region, we talk to Nicholas &#39;xFreedom&#39; Lim about the Singapore scene and his new squad, Scythe.sg.</p>

WPC-ACE League: Week four update

<p>Week four of the WPC-ACE League has just concluded today, with teams NewBee and Invictus Gaming emerging at the top of the cumulative scoreboards. Vici Gaming, currently one of the leaders with 6-1 score, will be tested next week as they have games scheduled against both DK and Invictus Gaming.</p>

ESL One 2014 SEA : 16 teams will fight for two spots in ESL Asian finals

<p>The local qualifiers of the SEA countries have concluded, and 16 teams have emerged victorious from their respective single-elimination bracket. These teams will have the chance to grab a spot in ESL Asian finals, via the SEA Battle Royale groupstage.</p>

Video : StarSeries Season IX tournament highlights compilation

<p>The latest season of SLTV StarSeries was full of impressive scenes, with all teams doing their best to take down their opposition. The GosuGamers Youtube crew created a compilation of the most memorable highlights of the season.</p>

Alliance is the champion of Dreamhack Bucharest Invitational

<p>Taking down Cloud9 in two quite fast games, Alliance earned the gold in DH Bucharest DotA2 tournament. Through their victory, they receive the first prize of $15,300, while Cloud9 will go home with the second prize reward of $8,700.</p>

Alliance bounces back; moving on to the grand final

<p>After getting knocked down to the lower bracket at Dreamhack Bucharest, Alliance successfully bounces back by beating the stack Fluffy Bears. They will once again meet up with Cloud9 tomorrow in the grand final.</p>

DH Bucharest : Cloud9 secures grand final spot

<p>With two victories in the best-of-three matches against Fluffy Bears and Alliance, Cloud9 managed to earn a spot in the grand finals of DH Bucharest. They will find out their opponent after today&#39;s final match, the Lower Bracket final between Alliance and Fluffy Bears.</p>

GosuGamers announces MSI Beat It GosuCup Asia

<p>The cup starts May 2nd and ends May 4th. MSI Beat It GosuCup Asia will cater to teams who are willing to compete in a competitive atmosphere in Asia, registrations are open.</p>