Just 9 days into the new year, and your wait is over for the first competitive Dota 2 tournament of 2019. The Bucharest Minor is the 2nd Minor of this 2018/2019 season’s Dota 2 Pro Circuit (DPC), powered by renowned esports tournament organiser PGL (who also organised last November’s KL Major), and backed by our award-winning chairs. It will also be the first tournament since the hefty 7.20 patch, meaning there will be no shortage of excitement and high-octane gameplay as the run-up towards The International (TI) 2019 intensifies. In the very case you’re still recovering from December’s festive season, here are all the essentials to get you up…
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Your essential guide to the KL Major
With the group stages done and dusted, the nail-biting knockout stages of the Kuala Lumpur Major kicks off today. The KL Major–the first Major of this new Dota 2 Pro Circuit season–is organised by PGL, eGG Network and ImbaTV, while we will be supporting the top-level professional players and casters with our award-winning chairs throughout the competition. So what do you need to know before you join the sea of fans clamouring to catch a glimpse of your favourite Dota 2 team this coming weekend? When is it happening? The knockout stages will run today (Nov 11) and run till Nov 14 behind closed doors. The main event takes place…
