Dota 2 The International 11: Tundra crowned Champions after dominating Team Secret

Dota 2’s International 11 has now concluded, with the relentless Tundra Esports team crowned champions on October 30, having breezed past Team Secret in the Grand Finals.

Southeast Asian Dota 2 fans are in for a treat as The International makes its way over to the region for the first time in history. The International 11 is set to be the biggest Dota 2 championship in the game’s fabled esports history.

With the Arlington Major concluding on August 14, the first 12 teams that get a direct invite to the Group Stage of TI11 have been confirmed. Additionally, the regional qualifiers have confirmed the six teams making their way to Singapore for the championship. The last two teams competing in the Group Stage came from the Last Chance Qualifiers.

Keep reading to find out everything there is to know about the biggest Dota 2 championship of the year.

Contents

• Schedule and results
• Final Standings
• Venue
• Prize Pool
• How to watch
• Qualified teams

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The International 11 is set to become the biggest Dota 2 championship in the history of the game.

TI11 Dota 2 2022: Schedule

The International 11 will feature four different stages apart from the Regional Qualifiers that concluded in September. The tournament featured a Last Chance Qualifier for the 12 invited teams from Regional Qualifiers. Out of these 12 teams, only two made it through to the group stage of the championship. The Last Chance Qualifiers were held from October 8 to 12.

The group stage of The International 11 began on October 15, with 20 teams fighting it out for 16 spots in the playoffs.

That precedes the real action, which will unfold in the finals where the last four teams will battle it out to lift the Aegis of Champions.

Below you can find the complete schedule:

• Last Chance Qualifiers: October 8-12
• Group Stage: October 15-18
• Main Event: October 20-23
• Finals: October 29-30

The International 11 Dota 2 2022: Results

Finals:

Day 1: October 29

Day 2: October 30

Main Event: October 20-23

Day 1: October 20

Day 2: October 21

Day 3: October 22

Day 4: October 23

Group Stage: October 15-18

Group A

Group B

Day 1: October 15

Day 2: October 16

Day 3: October 17

Day 4: October 18

The International 11 Dota 2 2022: Final Standings

After three weeks of continuous top-tier Dota 2, we eventually have the final standings of The International 11. Although the prize pool of this iteration didn’t match up to the past few TIs, the teams still had a whopping $18,930,775 pool to fight for.

The International 11 Dota 2 2022: Venue

Once the group stage concluded, the final 16 teams headed onto the main stage to play in front of a crowd for the first time in a very long time. The playoffs were held at the Suntec Singapore Convention and Exhibition Centre.

However, there was a change in venue for the finals, which were held at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on October 29 and 30.

The International 11 Dota 2 2022: Prize Pool

The prize pool of The International is always determined based on Battle Pass sales in Dota 2. Given that the Battle Pass for TI11 was released at a later period than usual, the prize pool finally amounted to a total of $18,930,775.

However, considering the past record of TI’s prize pools, this year’s total seems rather underwhelming when compared to last year’s $40 million figure.

TI11 Dota 2 2022: How to watch

The International 11 was streamed live on the official dota2ti Twitch channel, which we have embedded below. Additionally, all the matches were also streamed live on Steam TV as well as the in-game watch menu.

Don’t worry in case you missed out on the live games, you can always catch them later on YouTube VODs.

The International 11 Dota 2 2022: Qualified teams

A total of 12 teams received a direct invitation to The International 11 based on their Dota Pro Circuit rankings. Six more teams came through the Regional Qualifiers, while the last two teams for the group stage earned their qualification via the Last Chance Qualifiers.

Invited Teams: 

Qualified Teams: 

So there you have it. That’s all the information available for The International 11. We will make sure to update this page when more details are revealed, so make sure to bookmark this page and check back for regular updates.