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MOUZ eSports: roster update
MOUZ announced they are changing their roster again. And for once, they benched a 19-year-old Lithuanian player, Aurimas “Bymas” Pipiras, and replaced him with an 18-year Israeli player, Dorian “xertioN” Berman. The next tournament will be ESL Pro League Season 16, with their group kicking off on September 14. We will be able to watch the game of the new player, MOUZ.
September 21, 2022
Heroes that are better to avoid in patch 7.32b
Each patch has widespread but sometimes frankly weak heroes. Perhaps the popularity of such heroes is due to the new mechanics or some small buff. However, the result is always the same: players continue to play these heroes, losing MMR to themselves and their team. Today we will discuss the leading contenders for the black list of heroes.
September 20, 2022
Heroes that returned to meta after 7.32b release
Swiftly jump from 7.32 to 7.32b was very interesting for a number of heroes. Some of them became noticeably stronger, and some were in the spotlight for one week, after which they disappeared from the game “radar”. However, a couple of heroes got a “short vacation”, after which they returned to the meta with renewed spells. Today we will talk about such heroes. Let’s cut to the chase!
September 17, 2022
Ana and Team Liquid – epic fail or extra boost
Anathan “ana” Pham, a player, who is only 22 years old, has already gone inactive twice and ended his career as a player in Dota 2. He even tried himself in another discipline from Riot Games, Valorant. Despite this, he returned to Pro Dota scene and even won major tournaments. However, Anathan Pham recently joined Team Liquid as a stand-in, replacing Lasse "MATUMBAMAN" Urpalainen (pos-1).
September 12, 2022
PSG.LGD becomes TI-11 favorite by stomping Team Spirit in Riyadh Masters 2022
The Chinese club PSG.LGD began its formation in eSports in 2009 and gradually became one of the strongest teams in the Cyber Universe. Gamers from China repeatedly became champions of Dota 2 competitions and were favorites of The International in different seasons. Over the years of the organization's existence, the roster has completely changed several times. The team currently features Wang Chunyu “Ame”, Chen Jinxiang “NothingToSay”, Zhang Ruida known as “Faith_bian”, Zhao Jixing as XinQ, and Zhang Liping “y'”. Four gamers are native Chinese, and “NothingToSay” is from Malaysia. PSG.LGD CEO is Fei Pan.
September 11, 2022
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Who is the richest Dota 2 player?
Unimaginable hype of a wide audience in eSports sphere increased after the Millenium victory of CIS Team Spirit at The International 10 (2021) in Dota 2 discipline. T.Spirit earned $18.2 million; that’s how each roster member became a dollar millionaire with a snap of fingers. For real, it’s not the first team that wins a truly rich prize. Therefore, the members of the TS immediately set Top-5 richest e-sportsmen list.
September 02, 2022
Dota 2 best heroes to boost MMR
Dota 2 has unique, and at times unfair, methods of ranking eSportsmen. Matchmaking points aren’t just numbers in your account profile that increases or decreases with each game you win/lose. Many cyber athletes strive to increase their MMR and spam 2-3 meta heroes.
September 02, 2022
"How To" play Vertigo map: craft guide
Vertigo map first appeared back in 2001. At the very beginning of 2019, the map was returned to the map pool, allowing professional teams to play it in official tournaments. Such a development was caused by the reworking of Cache and the lengthy disappearance of the Cobblestone map. So, let's break down all the recent changes to the Vertigo map.
August 28, 2022
Shox to miss CS:GO Major for the first time in his career
French E-sportsman Richard "Shox" Papillon will not play in a CS:GO Major for the first time in his career. His team Apeks failed to qualify for IEM Rio Major 2022: European RMR. Apeks participated in three out of four open qualifiers for the RMR tournament. Twice the team went to the 1/32 finals, and at the last qualifiers, Shox lost to GamerLegion in the 1/16 finals.
August 28, 2022
