The International 2019 : Main Event (Day 2)

The International 9 Main Event Day Standings! The Main Stage day 1 kicks off with a lot of surprises and immense clash of talents from all of the match-ups today. Four teams ended up bidding their farewell to the Aegis of Champions. Fnatic on their unanimous loss on Team liquid, Keen Gaming in their early game advantage turned upset against Infamous, Na`Vi in their GG Push failure against Mineski and an upsetting draft error of Alliance compromising their victory against Royal Never Give UP. As...

The International 2019 : Main Event (Day 1)

TI9 Group stage has ended and the Main event starts on August 20 with sixteen teams in contention. The International is in a league of its own as it boasts the biggest prize pool in esports. The sixteen teams remaining at TI9 all have a chance to possibly win the Grand Finals. Last year, OG was on the verge of disbanding before they qualified for TI8. Fans and analysts did not consider OG to be a favorite for TI9 and yet the European team surprised...

Team Secret vs TNC TI9

Team Secret vs TNC Match Winner - Team Secret Both teams have been acknowledged as fierce and tough competitors in the dota2 scene though team secret is more intimidating than TNC considering their current stance in the group stage. Team secret's run in The International 9 group stage has been an amazing start for the team making them strongest contender within their bracket. With their 4-0 (8points) standing, they've proven themselves to be upright by unanimously defeating Alliance, Newbee, Keen Gaming and the TI7 champions...

The Bracket of Death, Bracket B

We all know that bracket are distributed equally, but we can't help and notice the teams in bracket B are all strong. We can't even count out the South American Team Infamous. This bracket will be full of bloodbath from day 1 to day 3. Many items will be lost and predictions proven wrong. We have EG the Villains, Fnatic the SEA TITANS, Infamous the Underdogs, NAVI the Fan Favorites, NIP the Masterminds, OG the TI8 Champions, RNG the Darkhorse, VG the CHINESE #2, and...

EG as Villains in The International 2019

Let's face it the drama between EG and OG isn't done yet with the fact that Fly and S4 left OG for Evil Geniuses. This has been the case for all years of TI. If a team believe they do not have the Roster that takes to win TI, they will make the necessary changes required to do so but was it the right move? With OG dropping EG in the upper bracket with a score of 2-1, OG proved the villains wrong as OG...

The International 2019 Prize Pool

The current total prize pool is $32,893,268 - thats $31,293,268 added to the original base reward of $1,600,000. Only 25% of the sales contribute to the prize pool meaning that $125,173,072 has been spent in purchases by fans across the globe. There are still 12 more days for the crowd to continue to fund the prize pool before it hits the final tally. Last year, The International prize pool reached $25,532,177 ($23,932,177 added).

The International 2019 Groupings Revealed

Valve has retained the same group stage format that they used since The International featured 18 teams: All 18 participants are divided into two groups where they will play in a single round-robin format. All matches are best-of-two. 1 point will be awarded for each win. The top four teams in each group will be seeded in the upper bracket. The bottom team in each group will be eliminated. The remaining teams in each group will be seeded in the lower bracket. Just like last...

Team Liquid vs Chaos Esports Club

This may pale in comparison with the N0tail vs Fly arc since this issue touches an unfair loophole in the current Dota Pro Circuit more than betrayal between blood brothers, and both parties seemed to have parted ways on good terms. However, since it’s still true that MATUMBAMAN has almost missed his chance to attend The International 2019 despite being technically qualified if not for Chaos Esports Club’s success in the European qualifiers, revenge will always be a good angle. via The International Flickr ...

The Two-Time Hopefuls Championship for TI9

It’s amazing how we’ll be going into the ninth iteration of the Dota 2 world championship, yet not a single team, player, or coach, has ever won the elusive Aegis of Champions twice. The intensity of competition, however, can’t be summarized in that fun fact. The International recognizes the team that is best when it comes to adapting in the ever-evolving meta, handling pressure, and of course, playing Dota. This year, The International will be graced by 14 players, six esports organizations, and three coaches...

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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