ESL One Birmingham 2020 online qualifiers starts on May 8

ESL finally released the dates of their open and closed qualifiers, which will simultaneously start on May 8-10. The premier Dota 2 tournament has been converted into an online league after the ongoing coronavirus pandemic pushed the organizers to re-evaluate the event. Four qualifiers will be held for teams hailing in Europe, CIS, America, China, and Southeast Asia starting on May 8-10, while the closed qualifiers will start on May 12-14. Apart from invited teams, ESL also announced their free-for-all regional open qualifiers. This will...

This week in Dota 2: TI10 delayed, 7.26c gameplay update released

Here’s your weekly round-up of the events that happened the past week. The 10th iteration of The International is postponed, possibly until 2021. Valve also said that the whole Dota Pro Circuit season will be restructured to fall, or around the last quarter of the year. However, the Battle Pass will be released just a week later than the usual schedule. This means that we can expect its release in the next few weeks. The announcement was posted on dota2.com last April 30....

TI10 to be delayed, possibly moved to 2021

Valve finally released their statement on how to deal with the tenth iteration of The International. In a melancholic but inevitable decision, The International will be delayed, possibly until 2021. The game developer also said that the whole Dota Pro Circuit season will be restructured to fall, or around the last quarter of the year. “Given the highly volatile landscape for local gathering restrictions, virus trajectory, and global travel policies, we don’t expect to have enough confidence to communicate firm dates in the near...

TI10 Collector’s Cache deadline moved to May 3

The early deadline has passed, but Valve has recently extended the acceptance of set ideas for the TI10 Collector's Cache to May 3, Sunday. According to gamepedia.com, the Collector’s Caches are special treasures that contain exclusive, untradeable cosmetic items that can only be purchased during The International each year. The International 2019 Collector's Cache | acquired from dota2.gamepedia.com This announcement hints that Valve may be releasing the much-awaited TI10 Battle Pass soon. Traditionally, the Battle Pass is released around May. The steam community...

Clean sweep for Fnatic, the SEA champs for the BTS Pro Series

They topped the group stage, they dominated the playoffs, and now they swept the grand finals. Team Fnatic's performance during the BTS Pro Series Southeast Asia is a reminder that they are the kings of Dota in the SEA region. And they ended it with a sweep, 3-0 during the grand finals, April 26. TNC Predator, the 1st runner up, did not stand a chance against Fnatic's strong team play. While they almost had it on game 2, Fnatic took advantage of TNC's wrong...

This week in Dota: Two Dota legends retire, teams struggle due to COVID-19

So much is going on this week. While the BTS Pro Series continue their playoffs round, WePlay! Pushka League also begins the group stage matches, all with well-acclaimed teams from Europe, Americas, CIS, and Southeast Asia. Although the coronavirus pandemic has impacted teams and events in some ways, esports has continued to show its resilience. Here’s a quick review of what happened this week in Dota. Dota legends ppd and Universe retire Veteran player Peter “ppd” Dager and Saahil “Universe” Aurora announced their retirement...

HellRaisers and Ninjas in Pyjamas lead in WePlay! Pushka League

Hellraisers and Ninjas in Pyjamas (NiP) started strong during the first day of the WePlay! Pushka League Division 1 group stage. With their new roster, NiP was able to bar OG Seed, 2-1. This makes it even since the same roster (formerly Chicken Fighters) was defeated by OG Seed during the qualifiers. Meanwhile, HellRaisers swept Natus Vincere 2-0. Na’Vi almost had it in game 2, but between trade kills, Hellraisers eventually dominated under 33 minutes. Fourteen teams compete in the WePlay! Pushka League, which...

Fnatic still undefeated, CR4ZY drop to losers bracket on 1st day BTS Pro Series Playoffs

The playoffs have begun for the BTS Pro Series, with power-packed teams competing in the Americas and Southeast Asia regions. First to fall into the losers bracket is Team Adroit, after being swept 2-0 by TNC Predator. Team Adroit will try to regain momentum against Geek Fam today. Fnatic, on the other hand, continued to reign amongst SEA teams. The team did not lose their composure even after losing one game against BOOM Esports, successfully sending them to the lower bracket. Meanwhile, teams from...

Roster shuffles, team replacements, mark first day of WePlay! Pushka League

It’s comforting to know that online tournaments are still ongoing for fans to watch despite the many challenges the globe is facing today. WePlay! Pushka League has wrapped-up its regional qualifiers and will begin the group stages of both Division 1 and 2 today. ‼️ Results of the CQs of WePlay! Pushka League ‼️ All teams for Division 1 and 2 have finally been determined. They were impressive matches! Congratulations to all participants! Now, let the group stages begin!#WePlayDota2 #WePlayPushka #Dota2Pushka #dota2 pic.twitter.com/JDn0zQh4em —...

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DPC 2019-2020 Rankings

#	Team	Points
1	TNC Predator	5320
2	Vici Gaming	5100
3	Team Secret	4950
4	Evil Geniuses	4450
5	Invictus Gaming	3100
6	Alliance	1920
7	Team Liquid	1820
8	business associates	960
9	beastcoast	820
10	Team Aster	440
11	Fnatic	400
12	Chaos Esports Club	241.44
13	Royal Never Give Up	232.8
14	Gambit Esports	231
15	Natus Vincere	226
16	EHOME	216
17	Team Adroit	210
18	Geek Fam	208.8
19	CR4ZY	194.4
20	Virtus.pro	172
21	Team Nigma	170
22	Ninjas in Pyjamas	151.2
23	paiN Gaming	129.6
24	Reality Rift	128
25	BOOM Esports	122
26	Team Spirit	118.8
27	OG	100
27	Thunder Predator	100
29	Cyber Legacy	100
30	FURIA Esports	64