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Esports: DOTA 2's biggest annual tournament top prize over P900 million
Esports: DOTA 2's biggest annual tournament top prize over P900 million
Kevin Alabaso,
ABS-CBN News
Published Oct 03, 2021 03:54 PM PHT

DOTA 2's biggest annual tournament is back and a lot is in store for its participants.
DOTA 2's biggest annual tournament is back and a lot is in store for its participants.
LOOK: Prize pool breakdown of the annual DOTA 2 Championships: The International 10.
First photo is the actual breakdown released by official sources, while the second is the converted rate of dollars into peso, the local currency of PH.
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ā Kevin Alabaso (@KevAlabaso) October 3, 2021
LOOK: Prize pool breakdown of the annual DOTA 2 Championships: The International 10.
ā Kevin Alabaso (@KevAlabaso) October 3, 2021
First photo is the actual breakdown released by official sources, while the second is the converted rate of dollars into peso, the local currency of PH.
(š·: Wykrhm Reddy & KuyaNic) @ABSCBNNews pic.twitter.com/p9Q6f8kWrg
Last October 2, official sources released the breakdown of the $40,018,195 prize pool for The International 10 (TI10) with the champion bringing home $18,208,300.
Last October 2, official sources released the breakdown of the $40,018,195 prize pool for The International 10 (TI10) with the champion bringing home $18,208,300.
When converted to Philippine peso, the grand prize is around a whopping P923,903,526.
When converted to Philippine peso, the grand prize is around a whopping P923,903,526.
The group taking second place would bag P263 million, while the third and fourth placers are claiming P182 million and P121 million, respectively.
The group taking second place would bag P263 million, while the third and fourth placers are claiming P182 million and P121 million, respectively.
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Philippine teams are absent in this year's TI after TNC Predator succumbed to Fnatic in the SEA Qualifiers.
Philippine teams are absent in this year's TI after TNC Predator succumbed to Fnatic in the SEA Qualifiers.
However, these five Filipino players are still present in the competition after joining international teams:
However, these five Filipino players are still present in the competition after joining international teams:
- "Abed" Azel Yusop - Evil Geniuses
- Djardel Jicko "DJ" Mampusti - Fnatic
- "Karl" Jayme - T1
- Carlo "Kuku" Palad - T1
- Marc Polo Luis "Raven" Fausto - Fnatic
- "Abed" Azel Yusop - Evil Geniuses
- Djardel Jicko "DJ" Mampusti - Fnatic
- "Karl" Jayme - T1
- Carlo "Kuku" Palad - T1
- Marc Polo Luis "Raven" Fausto - Fnatic
TI10 will begin on October 7, 2021. It was supposed to take place last year but was postponed by Valve due to the COVID-19 pandemic. ###
TI10 will begin on October 7, 2021. It was supposed to take place last year but was postponed by Valve due to the COVID-19 pandemic. ###
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