There will be a last-chance LAN event after TI11 qualifiers which will send the top two teams to TI11. There will be a total of twenty teams at TI11, up from the current 18. The top twelve teams by DPC Points TI11 to feature 20 teams What are the DPC points distribution of Dota 2 Majors? Valve will roll back its previous decision to redistribute the DPC points across the second and third Majors. The top two teams from each region get DPC points. This means the total prize money for this new set of tournaments will be $600,000, which is 20% more than the first Major’s prize pool.
He goes on to mention that each region will have a prize pool of $100,000. All the regions get the same amount of points distributed.” Sunsfan says the format has not been finalized, but there will be $100,000 more to offer. There will be $100,000 per region for these ‘tournaments’. The regional finals will take place across two weekends in February, which is roughly the dates for the first, now-canceled, Dota 2 Major. Each tournament will send four teams to a regional final.
There will be six regional online tournaments, according to Sunsfan. This will happen during two weekends in February where one weekend is three regions and the next weekend is the other three regions.” Sunsfan during We Say Things Episode 135 It will be an online regional tournament where the top four of each region will play in a regional final. After initially announcing the DPC Points redistribution, Valve is reportedly working on multiple online regional tournaments for each of the six DPC regions. After facing a lot of criticism, it seems Valve might be reconsidering its plans of redistributing the DPC points to the next two Majors.
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Valve canceled the first Dota 2 Major of the year, a massive surprise to fans and professional players alike. Valve plans for online regional tournaments in February
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