T1 Adds Coach March to Dota 2 Team Legendary Korean esports organization T1 has brought on Park “March” Tae-won, a 32-year-old veteran, as the head coach of its Dota 2 team. March will be reuniting with his former MVP Phoenix teammate, Pyo “MP” No-a, in …
Akbar “SoNNeikO” Butaev Makes a Comeback with New Team: Live to Win Akbar “SoNNeikO” Butaev, who had been without a consistent team for months, is now back in action as he joins a new team heading into the final months of 2020. The newly formed …
Liquipedia Takes Action Against Match-Fixing in Dota 2 Liquipedia, a trusted platform in the esports community, has been targeted by individuals involved in match-fixing schemes in Dota 2. This has become a recurring issue, with fake Dota tournaments and teams attempting to establish legitimacy by …
Learning to play a good support is crucial in Dota 2. With the Ranked Roles system, you’ll often find yourself having to play as position four or five to increase your MMR. If you want to climb the ladder, here are the best Dota 2 …
Kyle Freedman Calls for Sustainable Solutions for Dota 2 Competitive Scene Former professional Dota 2 player and current broadcaster Kyle Freedman has been vocal about the need for Valve to address the state of the Dota Pro Circuit. In a recent appearance on the We …
Gambit Announces New Dota 2 Roster with Young Talent Gambit, the CIS organization, has revealed their new Dota 2 roster today. The team has undergone significant changes, with several players leaving and newcomers taking their place. Remaining on the roster is Danial “XSvamp1Re” Alibaev, who …