All posts tagged:Dota 2

How Ukraine Can Build a Full-Fledged Tier-2 and Tier-3 Scene

We’ll take a closer look at how Ukraine can develop its Tier 2 and Tier 3 leagues: regular competitions, funding, education, academies, and opportunities for young players.
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NAVI won the EPL Masters title for the second time in a row

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The Ukrainians defeated Klim Sani4 3–0 in the EPL Masters II final and finished the tournament with a total of 16 maps won.
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NAVI advanced to the EPL Masters II finals in Dota 2

Anton Popov -
NAVI advanced to the EPL Masters II finals without a single loss. GamerLegion withdrew from the match to focus on the BLAST Slam IX qualifiers.
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Xtreme Gaming has only one player left after TI 2026

Anton Popov -
After TI 2026, Xtreme Gaming parted ways with five players and their coach. Ame is the only remaining member of the team.
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New partner and expanded format: UESF launches Stage 4 of the Ukrainian Championship

Anton Popov -
UESF launches Stage 4 of the Ukrainian CS2 and Dota 2 Championship. The new stage has received a partner Logitech G and an expanded format for solo players.
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The prize pool for The International has increased for the first time in several years

Anton Popov -
The prize pool for The International 2026 reached $2.92 million, surpassing the previous tournament's total for the first time in several years.
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NAVI won the EPL Masters I Dota 2 championship

Anton Popov -
NAVI went undefeated throughout EPL Masters I and defeated Level UP 3-0 in the grand final to claim the championship title.
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UESF has crowned the Stage 3 champions in Dota 2 and is continuing the Ukrainian CS2 Championship

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The UESF has crowned the Stage 3 champions in Dota 2 and is continuing the Ukrainian CS2 Championship, with 16 teams competing in the group stage. Matches will be held through August 9.
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Maincast has identified the primary age group of CS2 and Dota 2 viewers in Ukraine

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A Maincast study revealed that the majority of CS2 and Dota 2 viewers in Ukraine are people aged 25–34, and esports is maturing.
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