Dota 2 Articles

Mousesports takes EMS Cup #2 and leads the rankings

<p>Mousesports takes first place in the second cup of ESL Major Series One. The success of the cup places them in first place as far as the cup rankings go; the top twelve will move on to play the group stage after all four cups are done.</p>

Week's best VODs: May 20-26

<p>After a long pause around the launch of V2 and the hectic action all around the scene, we find strength in ourselves to renew the weekly VOD overview. With G-1 League, WCS Europe and Shanghai All-Stars footage, you can&#39;t go any better.</p>

GGnet travel blog #1: Visiting iG gaming house

<p>Now that ReiNNNN and dopeshow are&nbsp;stuck in Shanghai until&nbsp;June, they decided to make travel blogs of their adventures visiting all sort of gaming organizations in China. Their first stop, Invictus Gaming.</p>

TI3 East: LGD wins the third game and a ticket to Seattle

<p>It has been a long and exciting day, with nine games being played. In the end, Vici Gaming managed to reach the winner bracket finals, but lost to LGD. LGD secured their place in Seattle, while VG still need to prove their worth tomorrow.</p>

Na`Vi bootcamping in China from 24th of June

<p>Na`Vi will be bootcamping from the 24th of June till the 10th of July. The Ukrainians are considering this trip as their biggest preparation before The International 3.</p>

TC: 'We've made a lot of new fans, especially ixmike"

<p>Team Liquid got eliminated during the round robin over at G-1 League playoffs this weekend. ReiNNNN spoke to TC and Bulba of the team after the group phase, where they share their impressions of China and the event.</p>

iCCup takes Eizo Cup #4

<p>The Eizo Cup #4 has concluded and iCCup takes the win after a straight 2-0 win over EMS One Spring Runner-Up RoX.KIS in an all CIS Final. The mainly Ukrainian team will take home the &euro;1250 cash, leaving the Russians with &euro;500 as the runner-up.</p>

TCM Gaming and 4FC qualify for Dreamhack Summer

<p>The first online qualifiers for the ASUS Rog&nbsp;Dreamhack Summer Dota 2&nbsp;tournament has been played out and it is all Swedish as&nbsp;TCM Gaming and 4FC qualify. They will be the 11th and 12th team to be granted a slot at the LAN event.</p>

G-1 League Day Four and Final Blog by ReiNNNN

<p>As the games in Shanghai ends, this will be ReiNNNN&#39;s fourth and final blog for the G-1 League event. Read on as he described how he was nearly kidnapped in downtown Shanghai and some epic pictures of champagne wars.</p>

Canada Cup with 750$ up for grabs

<p>The Canadian community is getting its first DotaTV tournament. The Canadian Cup will run for about two weeks and holds a prize pool of 750$. Even though it is called Canada Cup, South American teams have also been invited to complete the list of 16 teams. The format will be a GSL-formatted group stage with best-of-one matches and playoffs with best-of-three matches except for the finals which will be best-of-five.</p>

QPANDAs drop SeleCT and Mini, SeLeCT going back to SC2

<p>​Qpad Red Pandas have officially announced that SeleCT and Mini will be departing the main squad. SeleCT will be switching to Starcraft 2, while Mini will look for a new team to continue his gaming career.</p>

G-1 Day 3: Alliance undefeated in China

<p>Alliance takes the G-1 League Championship without losing a single game. They beat LGD 2-0 in the finals whereas the second game shows a complete outplay by Alliance.</p>