Dota 2's The International 11 regional qualifiers: Results, teams, and more

Kurt Lozano
·Contributing Editor
Updated ·3-min read
The The International 11 regional qualifiers will take place from 3 to 17 September. Pictured: Outsiders DM, Invictus Gaming fy, Team Secret Nisha, Nigma Galaxy Miracle-, T1 Kuku. (Photos: Virtus.pro, Elephant, Team Secret, Nigma Galaxy, T1, Valve Software)
The The International 11 regional qualifiers will take place from 3 to 17 September. Pictured: Outsiders DM, Invictus Gaming fy, Team Secret Nisha, Nigma Galaxy Miracle-, T1 Kuku. (Photos: Virtus.pro, Elephant, Team Secret, Nigma Galaxy, T1, Valve Software)

The regional qualifiers for The International 11 (TI11), this year's iteration of Dota 2's annual multimillion-dollar world championship tournament, are now underway.

From 3 to 17 September, teams from all across the Dota Pro Circuit (DPC) will be fighting to be among the 30 teams flying to Singapore to join the battle for the Aegis of Champions.

With 12 teams already directly invited to TI11, 28 spots are up for grabs in the regional qualifiers. The winners of the six regional qualifiers will advance directly to the Group Stage while the second and third-placed teams from each qualifier will start in the new Last Chance Qualifiers (LCQ).

Read on for everything you need to know about the TI11 regional qualifiers:

The TI11 Regional Qualifiers will be held from 3 to 17 September across the DPC's six regions: Western Europe, China, Eastern Europe, Southeast Asia, North America, and South America. The qualifiers will be played in three batches, with two regions playing in each batch.

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The first batch of qualifiers from 3 to 7 September will feature Eastern Europe and South America. The second batch featuring China and North America will then take place from 8 to 12 September.

Finally, the last batch of qualifiers for Western Europe and Southeast Asia will be held from 13 to 17 September.

The qualifiers will follow a double-elimination format featuring best-of-three matches except for the grand finals, which will be a best-of-five series.

Results

Here are the results of each regional qualifier:

Eastern Europe:

Winner: BetBoom Team

2nd place: Outsiders

3rd place: Natus Vincere

South America:

Winner: Hokori

2nd place: Infamous

3rd place: Tempest

China:

Winner: Royal Never Give Up

2nd place: Xtreme Gaming

3rd place: Vici Gaming

North America:

Winner: Soniqs Esports

2nd place: Nouns Esports

3rd place: Wildcard Gaming

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Western Europe:

Winner: Entity

2nd place: Team Secret

3rd place: Team Liquid

Southeast Asia:

Winner: Talon Esports

2nd place: Polaris Esports

3rd place: T1

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Teams

The teams in each regional qualifier are comprised of the teams that participated in the Summer Tour of the 2021-2022 DPC season that did not finish in the Top 12 of the DPC leaderboard at the end of the season.

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Here's the full list of teams participating in each regional qualifier:

Eastern Europe:

  • Outsiders

  • BetBoom Team

  • Natus Vincere

  • Mind Games

  • PuckChamp

  • HellRaisers

  • One Move

  • Pari Parni

  • Nemiga Gaming

  • Project Armor

  • cybercats

  • Team Unique

  • X3

  • HYDRA

South America:

  • Infamous

  • Tempest

  • Hokori

  • SG Esports

  • No Runes

  • Wolf Team

  • Infinity

  • Ravens

  • Dreamers Esports

  • Mad Kings

  • Qhali

  • Balrogs

China:

  • Royal Never Give Up

  • Xtreme Gaming

  • EHOME

  • Aster.Aries

  • Vici Gaming

  • CDEC

  • Invictus Gaming

  • Ybb Gaming

  • Team Magma

  • LBZS

  • ShenZhen

  • Team Fusion

  • Team Saiyan

North America:

  • Soniqs Esports

  • nouns

  • Wildcard Gaming

  • 5RATFORCESTAFF

  • Alpha

  • The Cut

  • KBU.US

  • felt

  • Team DogChamp

  • Eternity

  • Arkosh Gaming

  • CDUB Esports

Western Europe:

  • Team Liquid

  • Entity

  • Team Secret

  • Nigma Galaxy

  • goonsquad

  • Into The Breach

  • Alliance

  • DGG Esports

  • IVY

  • Team Bald Reborn

  • Water Rune Enjoyers

  • Brame

Southeast Asia:

  • Talon Esports

  • T1

  • RSG

  • Polaris Esports

  • Nigma Galaxy SEA

  • Neon Esports

  • Execration

  • Lilgun

  • Army Geniuses

  • Summit Gaming

  • Atlantis

  • XERXIA

  • TNC Predator

How to watch

Dota 2 developer Valve Software sold the broadcasting rights for the TI11 regional qualifiers to PGL, who will be broadcasting the qualifiers on its official Twitch and YouTube channels.

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TI11 will be hosted in Singapore from 8 to 30 October and features a revamped format and a longer schedule. For everything you need to know about TI11, check here.

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