Dragon Knight has surged in popularity after Patch 7.38, seeing a win rate jump from 48% to 54% due to a bug that doubled his magic damage in dragon form, now fixed. Meanwhile, Kez's win rate plummeted by 7%, and Chen remains the least favored hero.

Dota 2's 7.38 patch revamps gameplay with Wisdom and Lotus Shrines replacing runes and pools, aiming to boost team dynamics. Players must now contest these strategic points, impacting early and late-game strategies.

Dota 2's Patch 7.38 revives a major exploit with the Hand of Midas, allowing players to amass gold rapidly. Valve faces pressure to fix this and similar issues with other items like Desolator and Blood Grenades.

Sumail 'SumaiL' Hassan will fill in for Stanislav 'Malr1ne' Potorak at DreamLeague Season 25 due to visa issues. This follows Nigma Galaxy's failure to qualify, freeing SumaiL for the role.

Dota 2's Patch 7.38 reshapes gameplay with the introduction of Madstone, a resource for customizing Neutral Items, and dynamic Roshan positioning. The update, hailed by players, also includes map changes and new abilities for heroes like Windranger, promising enriched strategic depth.

Dota 2's new Wandering Waters patch 7.38 updates heroes Kez and Ringmaster with fresh gameplay facets. Ringmaster debuts in Captain's Mode at DreamLeague, while Kez remains unavailable for competitive play.

PARIVISION shone at the ESL One Bangkok Dota 2 tournament, excelling with a 9-1 record and strategic hero selections like Pugna and Tidehunter. Their adaptability was key, particularly in the grand finals.

Milan 'MiLAN' Kozomara is now the head coach of NAVI's Dota 2 team, bringing over 10 years of experience and two The International appearances. NAVI also refreshed its junior team coaching, adding Maxim 'TheHeartlessKing' Fadeev.

Tundra Esports clinched victory at BLAST Slam 2, sweeping Gaimin Gladiators 3-0 in the grand finals. Despite social media issues, Gaimin's resilience led them to the finals, but Tundra's strategic prowess prevailed.

Natus Vincere triumphed over NAVI Junior in the Eastern European qualifiers of PGL Wallachia Season 4, securing their place in the Grand Final. The main event kicks off in Bucharest on April 19, 2025, with a $1 million prize pool.

Dota 2's patch 7.37e introduces game-changing hero builds, notably Magic Lina, which can dominate mid-lane with explosive spell combos. Players are advised to leverage these strategies in ranked matches for competitive advantage.

Natus Vincere advances to the Grand Final of PGL Wallachia Season 4 after a thrilling win over NAVI Junior in the Upper Bracket Final. NAVI Junior now awaits the outcome of 9Pandas vs. One Move to determine their next opponent.

In the dynamic Dota 2 esports arena, Team Falcons dominated last season with six Tier-1 titles, leading in viewership, yet missing out on major wins like The International 2024. Meanwhile, Team Liquid and Tundra Esports showcased resilience with roster changes and consistent performances, underscoring the competitive intensity among top teams.

PGL announces four new Dota 2 events for 2027 with a $4 million prize pool, aiming to attract top teams by revealing the schedule early. Event details remain sparse, but PGL's track record boosts anticipation.

Tundra Esports triumphed at the BLAST Slam II Dota 2 tournament in Copenhagen, securing the title with a 3-0 win over Gaimin Gladiators. They took home $400,000 and now prepare for DreamLeague Season 25.

Tundra Esports will battle Gaimin Gladiators for the BLAST Slam II title, boasting a $1 million prize pool, after securing pivotal semifinal wins. Tundra edged out Nigma Galaxy 2-1, while Gaimin swept Team Falcons 2-0, setting the stage for a thrilling best-of-five final in Copenhagen.

Tundra Esports dominated the BLAST Slam II tournament, defeating Gaimin Gladiators 3-0 in the Grand Final on February 9, 2025. This victory marks Tundra's second consecutive win at a tier one event this year.

The International 2025, a major esports tournament, will be held in Hamburg, Germany from September 4 to 14. Ticket sales start April 1, with prices likely around $200 per day, and precautions against scalping are planned.

ESL has revamped its Dota 2 tournament structure for 2025, introducing a new prize distribution aimed at enhancing financial stability for players and clubs. The ESL Pro Tour will split winnings into "Player Prize Money" and "Club Reward," starting with DreamLeague Season 25 on February 16.