ESL Pro Tour Dota 2 announces Riyadh Masters 2023 Tournament with a massive $15 Million Prize Pool – ESL FACEIT Group (EFG), the leading esports and video game entertainment company, has today revealed details of the brand new ESL Pro Tour (EPT) for Dota 2 that debuts in April 2023. The ESL Pro Tour combines EFG tournaments in a specific game title into a dedicated open circuit where teams battle their way up to ultimately compete at a Championship event. The exciting circuit for Dota 2 gives players, fans, and partners the opportunity to enjoy more cross-regional competitions between the best Dota 2 teams in the world. For future updates on Gaming and Esports, follow InsideSport.IN
15 MILLION DOLLARS! 🤯🤯🤯
Riyadh Masters returns to #Gamers8 on July 17-30!#TheLandofHeroes awaits for world’s best Dota 2 teams. pic.twitter.com/Sv6Q4ig1aQ
— Gamers8 Esports (@Gamers8GG) March 13, 2023
The EPT for Dota 2 features seasons of DreamLeague powered by Intel®, during which 16 of the world’s best teams will compete online for a total of two weeks. While the DreamLeague will be produced from EFG’s Stockholm Studios in Sweden, the participating teams will face off remotely from all around Europe.
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Teams will qualify for a DreamLeague Season via the EPT Ranking System and will each season battle for a share of the $1,000,000 total prize pool. Furthermore, the best-performing teams will directly qualify for the Group Stage of the EPT Championship event – Riyadh Masters. The first season of the ESL Pro Tour for Dota 2 includes two DreamLeague Seasons:
- Season 19: April 9-23, 2023
- The winning team will qualify directly for the Group Stage of Riyadh Masters.
- Season 20: June 7-25, 2023
- The winner and runner-up will both qualify directly for the Riyadh Masters Group Stage.
It’s not just the prize pool on the line.
Top teams from DreamLeague Season 19 & 20 will qualify directly for this year’s #RiyadhMasters in Dota 2!
ESL Pro Tour’s Season 1 championship event will take place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on July 17-30! pic.twitter.com/NlJU4k4AtD
— Gamers8 Esports (@Gamers8GG) March 13, 2023
Yesterday was a blast. Will keep following #RiyadhMasters for the rest of the week on my stream #ad pic.twitter.com/rITJqmzVHj
— Henrik Ahnberg (@AdmiralBulldog) July 21, 2022
“Over the past couple of years, we’ve already seen the success of the ESL Pro Tour and the structure it brings to a game’s esports ecosystem,” said Shane Clarke, Director Game Ecosystems – Dota 2 at EFG. “Now, we are thrilled to expand it into the wonderful world of Dota 2 and thereby give players, fans, and partners – both existing and new – the opportunity to enjoy the best of the best that Dota 2 esports offers. Moreover, with the valuable Riyadh Masters competition functioning as the EPT Championship event, the circuit promises lots of electrifying moments and tier 1 action.”
Both DreamLeague seasons will be broadcast on the DreamLeague Twitch and the ESL Dota 2 YouTube channels, and via dedicated broadcast partners.
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