The second Major competition of the DPC 2023 ranking season, the ESL One Berlin Major 2023, will take place on April 26 of this year. For the Major championship, huge prize money, and the DPC points required to qualify for Valve's MOBA flagship event, The International 2023, the 18 top Dota 2 teams from six professional regions will compete. Below are the match times for Groups A and B as well as complete group stage information.
Schedule for the group stage of the 2023 ESL One Berlin Major
Four streams will be used to broadcast the games. Each of the two groups will have a total of 8 games on each game day. The games planned on April 30 will be an exception to this rule. The groups will then play four games against one another, with tiebreakers if necessary.
Group A, April 26:
The matches between Evil Geniuses and Gaimin Gladiators, Team Liquid and Team Aster, and PSG are not to be missed by eSports and professional Dota 2 fans. Gladiators from LGD and Gaimin.
Group B, April 26:
The first games in Group B between Invictus Gaming and Tundra Esports, Xtreme Gaming and OG, and Tundra Esports and Team Spirit are noteworthy.
Group A, April 27:
PSG are worth seeing that day. Team Liquid, Evil Geniuses, LGD, and BetBoom Team are all competitors.
Group B, 27 April:
According to the Dota Pro Circuit 2023 structure, participants will battle for a total of $500,000 in prize money and 2,700 DPC points, which is 800 more than in the last Major event this season.
Below is a breakdown of prize money for the 2023 ESL One Berlin Major:
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