Ticket sales for The Lima Major 2023 Dota 2 started on January 13. The first batch sold out in nine minutes. This was announced by one of the organizers of the tournament on Twitter.
Not all fans were able to purchase tickets. Due to the huge number of applicants, a queue formed on the site. At some point, it reached 20 thousand people. One of the SA fans texted in the post comments that the tickets were sold out after 2 min. The host site queued her at 300 place; when she got there, it was already sold out.
The organizers reassured the fans and clarified that the second batch of tickets will go on sale on January 20. Whether the site will increase capacity that day is unknown.
Earlier, Valve has officially revealed the venues of the DPC 2023 Majors. The season's major tournaments will occur in Bali, Germany, and Peru (South America). The first-ever South American Major, held by 4D Esports in Lima, Peru, will mark the conclusion of the DPC Winter Tour 2023. The world's top teams will gather in Berlin, the home of ESL, after the spring DPC tour, and the regular season will conclude with the IO Esports championship in Bali, Indonesia.
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