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Sixteen of the world’s top teams are ready to clash for a shot at the $1,000,000 prize pool and crucial ranking points. Eight teams received direct invites, while the other eight battled their way through regional qualifiers. The competition is stacked, and the pressure is on.

Some of the scene’s biggest names are back in full force—Tundra Esports, Team Spirit, Parivision, Falcons, and Team Liquid are all coming in with their complete lineups. Team Liquid fans will be especially hyped, as Nisha returns to the roster after missing ESL One Raleigh due to visa issues.

There’s also been some last-minute roster shuffle: Tal “Fly” Aizik will be subbing in for Akbar “SoNNeikO” Butaev, who sadly won’t make it due to his own visa problems.

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Here’s what to expect

Group Stage (April 19–23)

16 teams, modified Swiss format
All matches are best-of-three (Bo3)
Top 8 move on, bottom 8 eliminated

Playoffs (April 24–27)

Double-elimination bracket
All matches Bo3, except...
Grand Final = best-of-five (Bo5) showdown

It all starts today, so grab your snacks, call your stack, and enjoy some top-tier Dota action! Will the Russian dominance continue—and could this be a second LAN win for Satanic? Let’s find out.

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