The International 10 begins in less than 24 hours, and we are here to keep you updated with all relevant information pertaining to TI10.
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The International Dota 2 Championships is the crown jewel event that serves as the annual world championships.
With 12 teams directly invited to the event via Dota Pro Circuit and 6 teams having qualified through the regional qualifiers, The International, hosts 18 best teams across the globe.
While teams prepare to deem themselves worth of lifting the Aegis of the Immortal, the entire community rallies behind their favourites and rejoice in their own unique way.
The International 10 will be held Bucharest, Romania.
The groupstages will be held online at the hotel while the main-event will be held at Bucharest’s Arena Națională.
The event spans across 2 weeks, divided into the 4 day long group stage, followed by the 6 day main event after a 1 day break.
TI10 will be broadcasted in the following languages:
ENGLISH
RUSSIAN
CHINESE
OTHER LANGUAGES
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This year’s prize-money stands at $40,018,195. That’s A LOT of money right? The winner walks away with $18M+.
As is tradition, the community broke yet another record of boosting the prize-pool higher than the previous year via crowdfunding.
You can find the prize-pool breakdown in the image above.
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No event is complete without teams. I know right? Duh!
18 teams vie for the major chunk of the $40M prize-money. You can view the participating teams in the image above.
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We see the return of familiar and established faces, all the while also seeing the emergence of new ones.
You can also find the precise breakdown of talent into their respective roles here.
You didn’t think this was just going to be an ordinary survival guide, did you? Afterall, we do have our EXCLUSIVE TI10 interviews to share with you.
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