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Dpc na 2021/2022 tour 1: division i (esl one winter 2021).

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• Division II
• Closed Qualifier
• Open Qualifier

• 2 Prize Pool
• 3 Participants
• 4.1 Standings
• 4.2.1 Week 1
• 4.2.2 Week 2
• 4.2.3 Week 3
• 4.2.4 Week 4
• 4.2.5 Week 5
• 4.2.6 Week 6
• 4.2.7 Tiebreaker
• 5.1.1 Streams
• 5.1.2 Talent
• 5.1.3 Other VODs
• 5.2 Miscellaneous
• 5.3.1 Hero Stats
• 5.3.2 Country Representation
• 5.3.3 Viewership Stats
• 6 References

Format [ edit ]

• Six teams from the Upper Division of Season 2 of previous DPC season
• Two teams from the Lower Division of Season 2 of previous DPC season
• Single round-robin
• All matches are Bo3
• 1st to 4th place teams advance to the regional finals
• 1st to 6th place teams remain in current division for the next tour
• Bottom two teams are relegated to Division II for the next tour
• Click here for tiebreaker rules
• 1st/2nd, 2nd/3rd, 3rd/4th, 4th/5th
• remain / relegation
• Two-way tie: Bo3
• Three-way or more tie: Bo1

Prize Pool [ edit ]

The prize pool for the tournament is $205,000 USD and 690 Pro Circuit points.

Participants [ edit ]

Results [ edit ]

Standings [ edit ], matches [ edit ], week 1 [ edit ].

Week 2 [ edit ]

Week 3 [ edit ]

Week 4 [ edit ]

Week 5 [ edit ]

Week 6 [ edit ]

Tiebreaker [ edit ]

Additional Content [ edit ]

Broadcast [ edit ], streams [ edit ], talent [ edit ].

The talent for the English broadcast was announced on November 28th, 2021. [3]

The talent for the Portuguese broadcast was announced on November 29th, 2021. [4]

The talent for the Spanish broadcast was announced on December 13th, 2021. [5]

Other VODs [ edit ]

• Quincy Crew vs simply TOOBASED — Highlights
• Team Undying vs Wildcard Gaming — Highlights
• 4 Zoomers vs Black N Yellow — Highlights
• Evil Geniuses vs Arkosh Gaming — Highlights
• Quincy Crew vs 4 Zoomers — Highlights
• Team Undying vs simply TOOBASED — Highlights
• Evil Geniuses vs Black N Yellow — Highlights
• Arkosh Gaming vs Wildcard Gaming — Highlights
• Team Undying vs Black N Yellow — Highlights
• Quincy Crew vs Arkosh Gaming — Highlights
• Evil Geniuses vs Wildcard Gaming — Highlights
• Arkosh Gaming vs Black N Yellow — Highlights
• Quincy Crew vs Wildcard Gaming — Highlights
• Evil Geniuses vs simply TOOBASED — Highlights
• Team Undying vs 4 Zoomers — Highlights
• Wildcard Gaming vs Black N Yellow — Highlights
• Arkosh Gaming vs simply TOOBASED — Highlights
• Evil Geniuses vs 4 Zoomers — Highlights
• Team Undying vs Quincy Crew — Highlights
• Quincy Crew vs Black N Yellow — Highlights
• Evil Geniuses vs Team Undying — Highlights
• simply TOOBASED vs Wildcard Gaming — Highlights
• 4 Zoomers vs Arkosh Gaming — Highlights
• Black N Yellow vs simply TOOBASED — Highlights
• 4 Zoomers vs Wildcard Gaming — Highlights
• Arkosh Gaming vs Team Undying — Highlights
• Evil Geniuses vs Quincy Crew — Highlights
• Quincy Crew vs simply TOOBASED — Game 1 • Game 2
• Team Undying vs Wildcard Gaming — Game 1 • Game 2
• 4 Zoomers vs Black N Yellow — Game 1 • Game 2 • Game 2
• Evil Geniuses vs Arkosh Gaming — Game 1 • Game 2
• Quincy Crew vs 4 Zoomers — Game 1 • Game 2 • Game 2
• Team Undying vs simply TOOBASED — Game 1 • Game 2
• Evil Geniuses vs Black N Yellow — Game 1 • Game 2 • Game 2
• Arkosh Gaming vs Wildcard Gaming — Game 1 • Game 2
• Team Undying vs Black N Yellow — Game 1 • Game 2
• Quincy Crew vs Arkosh Gaming — Game 1 • Game 2
• Evil Geniuses vs Wildcard Gaming — Game 1 • Game 2
• 4 Zoomers vs simply TOOBASED — Game 1 • Game 2
• Arkosh Gaming vs Black N Yellow — Game 1 • Game 2 • Game 2
• Quincy Crew vs Wildcard Gaming — Game 1 • Game 2 • Game 2
• Evil Geniuses vs simply TOOBASED — Game 1 • Game 2
• Team Undying vs 4 Zoomers — Game 1 • Game 2
• Wildcard Gaming vs Black N Yellow — Game 1 • Game 2 • Game 3
• Arkosh Gaming vs simply TOOBASED — Game 1 • Game 2
• Evil Geniuses vs 4 Zoomers — Game 1 • Game 2
• Team Undying vs Quincy Crew — Game 1 • Game 2 • Game 3
• Evil Geniuses vs Team Undying — Game 1 • Game 2
• simply TOOBASED vs Wildcard Gaming — Game 1 • Game 2
• 4 Zoomers vs Wildcard Gaming — Game 1 • Game 2
• Arkosh Gaming vs Team Undying — Game 1 • Game 2
• Evil Geniuses vs Quincy Crew — Game 1 • Game 2
• 4 Zoomers vs Black N Yellow — Game 1 • Game 2 • Game 3
• Quincy Crew vs 4 Zoomers — Game 1 • Game 2 • Game 3
• Evil Geniuses vs Black N Yellow — Game 1 • Game 2 • Game 3
• Arkosh Gaming vs Black N Yellow — Game 1 • Game 2 N/A • Game 3
• Team Undying vs Team Undying — Game 1 • Game 2 • Game 3
• Quincy Crew vs Black N Yellow — Game 1 • Game 2 • Game 3
• 4 Zoomers vs Arkosh Gaming — Game 1 • Game 2
• Black N Yellow vs simply TOOBASED — Game 1 • Game 2

Miscellaneous [ edit ]

• Tournament Announcement
• 2021-12-09 |  Evil Geniuses suffer shock defeat at the hands of Black N Yellow in the NA DPC League  by  Gopya  of  GosuGamers
• 2021-12-16 |  Arkosh Gaming penalized in Dota Pro Circuit for playing with 3 players outside of North America  by  Cale Michael  of  Dot Esports
• 2021-12-22 |  Undying and Quincy Crew in pole position to qualify for the DPC Major from North America  by  Gopya  of  GosuGamers
• 2022-01-09 |  Evil Geniuses defeat 4Zoomers with standin MSS to stay in contention for a DPC Major slot from NA  by  Gopya  of  GosuGamers
• 2022-01-12 |  Quincy Crew secure a place at the first DPC Major of the year  by  Gopya  of  GosuGamers
• 2022-01-20 |  Arkosh Gaming and Black N Yellow relegated from Division I of the NA DPC League  by  Gopya  of  GosuGamers

Statistics Overview [ edit ]

Hero stats [ edit ].

Country Representation [ edit ]

Viewership stats [ edit ], references [ edit ].

• ↑ EvilGeniuses (2022-01-08). "DOTA 2 ROSTER ANNOUNCEMENT" .
• ↑ Wildcard_GG (2021-12-01). "WC x DotA 2" .
• ↑ ESLDota2 (2021-11-28). "These are the fantastic talent joining us for the #ESLOne DPC NA Winter Tour!" . Twitter.

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2023 NA DPC Tour 1: Division I – schedule, preview, full details

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Keep track of 2023 NA DPC Division I as the new and improved rosters of all of NA’s finest duke it out for spots in the Majors.

The 2022/2023 Dota Pro Circuit (DPC) has arrived and with it, the regional massacre begins. North America (NA) has some great matches coming up with the seasonal roster changes in full effect and the rise of several prominent NA teams throughout 2022. This 2023 NA DPC season will have the highest stakes for the region. Find out all about the upcoming Division I matches in NA DPC with the full schedule and team preview in this article.

DPC NA 2023 Tour 1: Division I details

The NA DPC 2022/2023 season starts out with eight teams from the region. These include six teams from Division I and two from Division II of the previous tours. The matches are set to be in a best-of-three single round robin format. Not only do first and second place earn the qualification for the upcoming Major, but they also earn a pretty penny. Teams that place in the range of first to sixth place remain in the current Division, but the remaining two teams are relegated to Division II.

DPC NA 2023 Tour 1: Division I schedule

The NA DPC 2023 Tour is set to start on Jan. 9 and end towards the conclusion of the same month on Jan. 29. Below is the current schedule for the 2023 NA DPC Division I matches.

NA DPC Division I - Week 1

Na dpc division i - week 2, na dpc division i - week 3, dpc na 2023 tour 1: division i team preview.

There are eight teams in Division I of the 2023 NA DPC. The teams are: Shopify Rebellion, Thiuth Gaming, Nouns, TSM, 5RATFORCESTAFF, ALPHA, Wildcard Gaming, and B8. With North America being one of the more volatile regions in Dota 2 and even some surprise EEU appearances, the season is shaping up to have some great gameplay. Here's a quick rundown of each team participating in the NA Division I DPC tour.

Shopify Rebellion

• Artour "Arteezy" Babaev
• Abed "Abed" Yusop
• Jonáš "SabeRLight-" Volek
• Andreas "cr1t-" Nielsen
• Tal "Fly" Azik

Arguably the most iconic faces of the NA region, Shopify Rebellion has taken over the old Evil Geniuses roster. This 2023 NA DPC season, the roster returns with a new addition of one of Dota 2's Chad-like players in SabeRLight-. As of the previous DPC season, the roster had lackluster performances, so now they can hopefully get their groove back under a new banner.

Thiuth Gaming

• Timur "layme" Magomedov
• Jose "esK" Esay Perez Coronel
• Kobey "Napkin" Eimers
• Jose "N1ne" Carlos Suárez Martínez
• Anton "antoha" Marchenko

Thiuth Gaming is the newest organization competing in the NA DPC. The team has no previous match history, with two relatively unknown players in Napkin and N1ne. However, this only goes to benefit Thiuth. With a completely blank slate, the team has the opportunity to fly under the radars of teams and surprise us all.

• Luke "Yamsun" Wang
• Nicolas "Gunnar" Lopez
• David "Moo" Hull
• Rodrigo "Lelis" Santos
• Jacob "Husky" Fifik

Nouns is a well-known name in the NA region. The team has tons of experience with Soniqs' offlaner Lelis and The International (TI) 2016 runner-up Moo. Not to mention Gunnar, the young midlaner who is a Division II superstar. Nouns itself is one of the best Division II teams in NA, but the team tends to struggle at higher levels of play. However, with the addition of Lelis alongside his experience and knowledge, the team can make a run for the Majors.

• Enzo "Tiamdo" Gianoli
• Jonathan "Bryle" De Guia
• Gainullin "kasane" Ilyas
• Matthew "Ari" Walker
• Mattheew "Whitemon" Filemon

The legendary organization TSM made its debut in Dota 2 in 2022 by picking up the old Undying squad. And what a debut it was as TSM became one of NA's best teams, beating out all of the NA fan favorites and gaining quite the following from it. After some post- TI roster shuffles, Kasane, Ari, and Whitemon have joined the roster while Moonmeander moved to a coaching position, which is going to make quite the interesting run to watch in the 2023 NA DPC Tour.

5RATFORCESTAFF

• David "dnm" Cossio
• Francis "Kitzz" Arriola
• Paul "Speeed" Bocchicchio
• Nikolay "CTOMAHEH1" Kalchev
• Matthew "Albinozebra1" Conley

With arguably the best name out of all the teams in the NA DPC, 5RATFORCESTAFF has been a Division II and III staple team. The previously all-American roster now has some Bulgarian blood with CTOMAHEH, who is the team's new support player. Although the team is not a favorite within the region, maybe in the 2023 DPC season they might sneak some big wins out against NA's finest.

• Diego "Rises" Nicolás Ortas Rodríguez
• Josue "BlackSoul" Ronald Ticona Aliendre
• Steven "Monster" Noel
• Nicolas "wij" Mereno
• Junior "Yadomi" Rimari

ALPHA is quite the diverse team with players from Peru, Bolivia, Argentina, USA, and Uruguay. An entirely new team who got its start in 2022, ALPHA has had a pretty good start in the Tier 3 scene with four top finishes at qualification events.

Wildcard Gaming

• Yegor "Ark" Zhabontinskii
• Vladimir "babitich" Abelyan
• Kirill "sunlight" Kachinsky
• Francis "FLee" Lee
• Samuel "Sammyboy: Anderson

Another NA Division II staple is Wildcard Gaming. They've been completely rebuilt from the previous season with only Sammyboy returning as both captain and position five. The new squad includes two CIS pub stars, Sunlight and Ark, playing safelane and offlane positions. Additionally, a brand-new face in Babitch comes to light with Wildcard this season as the midlaner. We'll just have to see if he's the next big unknown talent who's going to make his DPC debut with some of NA's finest.

• Denis "Stonebank" Korzh
• Danil "Dendi" Ishutin
• Glib "Funn1k" Lipatnikov
• Joel "Mo0z" Ozambela
• Oleg "Lodine" Kvasha

The most unique team of the 2023 NA DPC is B8 as the team is CIS-based and primarily a Ukrainian team. With the team centered around the legendary mid player and Dota 2 poster boy Dendi, B8 will have quite the impact on the NA region. The spot in the NA DPC was transferred to the team by Wildcard gaming, which was quite the surprise to Dota 2 fans. So, now with a completely different approach to Dota 2 than the rest of NA, maybe B8 players has some new tricks up their sleeve.

The 2023 NA DPC Division I is right around the corner. The teams are set, and there is Dota 2 to be played. You can check out the full tournament stat page on Liquipedia here . Keep track of Winter Tour DPC in other regions on our site:

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The 2023 DPC NA Tour 3 Division 1 is also a part of (Dota Pro Circuit) and is organized by PGL. This tournament will also serve as a qualifying tournament in preparation for the biggest DOTA2 event, The International. The tournament will feature both notable and the best teams from Europe, China, Southeast Asia, North America, and South America, with a prize pool for each region amounting to $205,000 for Upper Division and $75,000 for the Lower Division. The points acquired from this tournament will determine their qualification for the Major Event and eventually The International 2023.

Six teams from Division 1 of the previous tour and two teams from Division 2 of the previous tour will be participating in this event. Matches will be in a single round-robin format and all matches are played in a best-of-three series.

The team that wins first place will qualify for Major playoffs and the second place will advance to the Major group stage, while the third and fourth teams will be seeded to the Major wild card and all teams from first to sixth place will remain the first division for the following tour; bottom teams will be relegated to Division 2 for the next tour.

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Dota 2 DPC 2023 Tour 1 Team Analysis: NA Division 1

Last but not least, we take a look at the only region outside of China and Europe to have won a TI.

Dark days are upon the North America region ahead of the 2023 Dota Pro Circuit. The best team from the region for the better part of a decade has had its organization back out and move down south after a disastrous year, another top-level team was disbanded by its organization after horrendous results, and yet another had its financial backing removed after its sponsor turned out to be fraudulent. NA players and indeed teams have scrambled to come under new banners, but there’s a severe, persisting dearth of new talent that still plagues the region.

If you want to know how the teams are looking before the start of the next DPC season, here’s everything you need to know about NA Division 1 teams for the start of this season.

• 1.1 Shopify Rebellion
• 1.2 Thiuth Gaming
• 1.6 5RATFORCESTAFF
• 1.8 Wildcard Gaming

North America Division 1

You know something’s amiss in your region when the two teams qualifying to The International by way of DPC points place 8th and 11th on the table. In all of 2022, the only bright spot in NA Dota was TSM making it to the final of the Stockholm Major, where they lost to OG. The entire region is barely hanging on to pro Dota by a thread, with top-level players regularly expressing their dismay about the lack of newer players in the pro pipeline. It’s going to take a miraculous performance from one of the established teams to bring some much-needed hope to NA. 

The following are the teams taking part in the first tour of the NA DPC season:

Shopify Rebellion

Thiuth gaming, 5ratforcestaff, wildcard gaming.

• Tal “Fly” Aizik
• Andreas “Cr1t-” Nielsen
• Jonáš “SabeRLight-” Volek
• Abed “Abed” Yusop
• Artour “Arteezy” Babaev

They may have been abandoned by their long-time organization Evil Geniuses following a horrid year, but there’s little doubt in anyone’s mind that this group of players is still the best shot the NA scene has of a much-needed revival. Last year, while still under the banner of EG, four members of this group won two of the regional DPC tours and came 3rd in another, but their performances in other tournaments were nothing short of awful for a team of their caliber. They were 13th at the ESL One Stockholm Major, and 9th-12th at both the Arlington Major and 

Armed with a powerful new sponsor and recently-recruited top-tier Offlaner SabeRLight-, Shopify Rebellion will be looking to tear the scene up with their years of experience and dominant play style. Few players can match — let alone outplay — Abed in Mid, Fly and Cr1t- are still brilliant, and as long as Arteezy doesn’t do what has unfortunately become known as “doing an Arteezy,” Rebellion should be fine. They were also plagued by drafting issues for quite a while as well, and since they’ve retained their coach from EG, here’s to hoping that improves.

• Jose “esK” Coronel
• Timur “layme” Magomedov
• Kobey “Napkin” Eimers
• José Carlos “N1ne” Suárez Martínez
• Anton “ antoha” Marchenko

Absolutely fresh in the DPC and already embroiled in the kind of drama only the pro Dota scene can bring, Thiuth Gaming began the season by having their former Position 5 player Bauyrzhan “lilskrip” Bisembaev be banned by Valve for account sharing. It’s a nasty blow to a team that has just formed and, considering the players they have, might require quite a while to get used to top level Dota. Still reeling, the team finally found a replacement in a

Hello everyone! Today we are proud to announce our first Dota 2 roster.😈 🤝Big thanks to @KBBQDotA and @Quincy_Crew for this huge opportunity. We will do our best in DPC NA DIV I. Each player is very motivated to show his best performance and get the coveted spot on the major. — Thiuth Gaming (@ThiuthG) December 10, 2022

Named after a Gothic letter (for those who are wondering what it means and breaking their teeth over the correct pronunciation), the team contains two Mexicans, two Russians and an American, with Mid laner EsK being probably the only one to be known to followers of NA Dota thanks to his stint in Wildcard Gaming. Two of the players have been roaming the lower tiers for a few years, but the other two have no real trail in competitive Dota.

• Luke “Yamsun” Wang
• Nicolas “Gunnar” Lopez
• David “Moo” Hull
• Rodrigo “Lelis” Santos
• Jacob “Husky” Fifik

After being formed as late as midway through last year, nouns began with a bang by winning the American edition of Tier 2 tournament BTS Pro Series Season 11. They then rocked the third NA DPC tour of the year by placing 3rd. They had the same number of wins and losses as group leaders EG and Quincy Crew, but lost both matches in the tiebreaker to miss out on an appearance at the Arlington Major. If that wasn’t bad enough, they then proceeded to miss out on TI qualification from their region by losing the Grand Final 3-0 to Soniqs. 

After also floundering in the Last Chance Qualifier, the team underwent a lengthy and sizable restructuring. They brought in American Carry Yamsun to replace the Brazilian Guilherme “Costabile” Costábile and Brazilian Soft Support Lelis to fill the gap left by US Dota veteran Zakari “Zfreek” Freedman. Meanwhile, Gunnar left but rejoined again about a month later. All this drama later, nouns is still a strong squad that includes a TI finalist alongside some dangerous, experienced talent.

• Enzo “Timado” Gianoli
• Jonathan De “Bryle” Guia
• Gainullin “kasane” Ilyas
• Matthew “Ari” Walker
• Matthew “Whitemon” Filemon

We’ve searched far and wide, but we can’t think of too many falls from grace worse than being Major finalists in May, and finishing the TI Group Stage in last place without having won a single series. Many fans blame their now-former coach, TI6 finalist and Shanghai Major winner Rasmus “MISERY” Filipsen, for their downfall. While there might be a grain of truth to this considering the fact that the scene stalwart joined just a couple of weeks after the Stockholm Major, it’s more widely thought that the issue may have been an inability to adapt to change. 

Since their TI debacle, TSM have made three important changes. Their Carry and Mid have remained the same, but they’ve recruited Russian Offlaner Kasane, British Soft Support Ari and Indonesian Hard Support Whitemon. All of them are reputed players in their own right, but Whitemon is definitely the highest-profile player among the newcomers. Considering language and play style differences, it might take a while for TSM to get up to speed — especially since they also have a new coach in the shape of ex-player David “MoonMeander” Yang. 

• Oleg “Lodine” Kvasha
• Joel Mori “MoOz” Ozambela
• Glib “Funn1k” Lipatnikov
• Danil “Dendi” Ishutin
• Denis “StoneBank” Korzh

When Dendi formed a new team at the start of 2020, there was a great buzz about how this might be his return to the big leagues. Almost 3 years on, it seems that B8 might have been the biggest damper to be put on the Dota 2 scene in 2020 after the Covid-19 pandemic. After 3 years of struggling in the lower tiers of EU Dota, making numerous roster changes, and winning just one single game (still lost the series 2-1) the last time they took part in Division 2 of the DPC, B8 packed their bags and moved to a less-competitive NA region.

This time around, however, there’s a much better chance of success. For starters, Dendi brought with him a bevy of Ukrainian talent in the form of long-term friend and former teammate Funn1k, youngster StoneBank, and the decently-experienced Lodine. This quartet has been joined by MoOz of former Thunder Predator fame, and before they even enter a lobby it can be said that this team is leaps and bounds better than what the organization has harbored for the better part of the last couple of years.

• David “dnm” Cossio
• Francis “Kitzz” Arriola
• Paul “Speeed” Bocchicchio
• Nikolay “CTOMAHEH1” Kalchev
• Matthew “albinozebra1” Conley

They might have a bizarre name, but 5RATFORCESTAFF have been doing pretty well considering the fact that they have only been around for a year. In this short time, they managed to win DPC NA 2021/2022 Tour 2: Division 2, and subsequently stayed alive in the top division by the skin of their teeth. They did reasonably well in NA’s regional TI Qualifier, but the real highlight of their year came when they beat Brazilian outfit SG Esports to win the 12th season of BTS Pro Series for the Americas. Upon competing in the next edition, though, they flopped.

Since their attempt at reaching TI, the team has made just one change, with Bulgarian Support player CTOMAHEH1 coming in to take Sahil “Giant” Bhawtankar’s job. He’ll provide some much-needed experience and diversity to a team that’s talented but still relatively new and struggling to fit in. While many other teams may be harboring big dreams about attending Majors and winning DPC tours, 5RATFORCESTAFF’s goal, at least initially, will probably be to just stay alive.

• Diego Nicolás “Rises” Ortas Rodríguez
• Josue Ronald “BlackSoul” Ticona Aliendre
• Steven “Monster” Noel
• Nicolás “wij” Moreno
• Junior “Yadomi” Rimari

ALPHA came into NA’s Division 2 in a whirlwind, flying through the qualifiers and winning the very first Division 2 Tour they played flawlessly. Since then, however, things haven’t exactly gone as planned. ALPHA were knocked out of the TI Qualifier by Team DogChamp, and following that disappointment brought in two new Support players: Argentine Soft Support wij and Peruvian Position 5 Yadomi. This infusion of talent makes them the only pure Americas squad with players from five different countries.

While they don’t have any big-name players, every single member of ALPHA’s squad has been playing for several years, with most having been active on the pro scene for half a decade or more. The accumulation of increased experience and acclimated nerves from those years will undoubtedly give them a powerful edge over many younger teams. They might have just arrived from Division 2, but we reckon they will be quite a force even at this level. 

• Samuel “Sammyboy” Anderson
• Francis “FLee” Lee
• Kirill “Sunlight” Kachinsky
• Vladimir “babitich” Abelyan
• Yegor “.Ark” Zhabotinskii

Another team that appeared early last year, Wildcard Gaming has made quite a name for themselves in the local circuits over that time period. They have never quite been good enough to upset the established order of things, but they’ve had consistently middling results in all three DPC tours, and indeed went very close to making it to the Regional TI Qualifier, but were outclassed by Soniqs and finished 3rd. They were also present in the Last Chance Qualifier, but couldn't get too far there.

After a mass exodus following their failure to enter the Holy Grail event of Dota, Wildcard have retained their Captain and refilled their ranks with some serious experience as well as one unknown quantity. Most of this talent comes from the CIS region, but the combination of a young, fast-hands Mid alongside four veterans has proven to be powerful in the past, and could prove so again. 

The NA scene has been blown wide open by recent events, and the only thing that’s for certain at the time of writing is that it’s going to get very, very interesting. Keep an eye on our site for a plethora of Dota news, guides, analyses, and recaps.

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DPC NA 2023 Tour 2 Division 1: Schedule, results, format, teams, where to watch

Who’s getting the crown?

Who will be the kings of the north?

The North American DPC has been led by two powerhouses — TSM and Shopify Rebellion (formerly Evil Geniuses). While TSM won Tour 1, Shopify Rebellion surprised many with a strong performance at the Lima Major. Will another team finally manage to break their stranglehold?

What is the DPC NA 2023 Tour 2 Division 1?

This Regional League is the second of three Tours for the Dota Pro Circuit this year.

Besides prize money, teams fight for a variety of opportunities. The top two teams from the North American region qualify for the Major. The top six teams stay in Division 1 for the next Tour, while the bottom two teams will be relegated to Division 2.

DPC NA 2023 Tour 2 Division 1 standings

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DPC NA 2023 Tour 2 Division 1 schedule and results

Tiebreakers

Format of DPC NA 2023 Tour 2 Division 1

All eight teams in the Regional League will periodically play each other in a round-robin best-of-three.

Tiebreakers will only be played if it affects qualification — for Majors and relegation. A two-way tie will trigger a best-of-three tiebreaker. If there are more than two teams tied, the tiebreaker will be a best-of-one instead.

The top two teams qualify for the Berlin Major.

DPC NA 2023 Tour 2 Division 1 prize pool and points

The DPC NA 2023 Tour 2 Division 1’s regional league will have a total prize pool of US$205,000, along with 1,150 DPC points — up from 690 DPC points in Tour 1.

Teams competing in DPC NA 2023 Tour 2 Division 1

Where to watch DPC NA 2023 Tour 2 Division 1

You can watch games live on PGL’s official Twitch or YouTube channels . Full matches and highlights will also be posted on the YouTube channel after the games conclude.

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Designed for the all-day grinders and dawn-patrollers, destined for the feet of the dedicated that just moseyed back to the driving range after 18. They give you robust comfort and unreal energy return, whether you're swinging through or playing through, while all-new spikes offer exceptional traction from tee to green. Plus, the old-school look will earn a knowing head nod from your peers after picking your putt out of the cup.

• Shown: White/Black/Lightning/Team Red
• Style: DV6798-104

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Great Looks, Decent Comfort

Clipper40 - Apr 11, 2024

Slight upgrade over last years model. I like the improved lacing system which seems to hug my foot better. I do think last year's Tour 2 had better cushion or "bounce" to the insole. This year's model feels much firmer to me which is disappointing. I was hoping they would soften up after a few rounds but that doesn't seem to be the case so far. Probably wouldn't have bought 3 colors knowing what I know now. ...

Incredible upgrade from the version 2

Ernestos321527017 - Mar 24, 2024

I have three pairs of these, having replaced my two previous Victory Tour 2's that I had for two years. These have much better support and hug my feet better giving me more confidence taking big swings with the driver. Excellent traction and I do not get sore feet at all after a long round of 18 holes. Nike made some great improvements in the looks of this shoe as well. Much better contours and the finish of the leather is a lot more appealing with the pebble finish and perforated venting. A great shoe, my favorites to wear and that is with a collection of 12 golf shoes to choose from. ...

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KenR802697836 - Mar 18, 2024

By far the best golf shoe I’ve ever worn. I’m a Walker and highly recommend these. I bought another pair in black . They run true to size . I love them

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Complete the Look

Feel the Grip

The all-new Tour Flex Pro from Softspikes® in the key 3 forefoot spike locations and Silver Tornado spikes in the lateral and heel offer exceptional traction in all conditions and give your feet great grip on the ground when you’re going all out for the pin.

All-Round Response

We stitched a Zoom Air unit directly to the upper instead of being set into foam, so it responds to every step. A full-length plate beneath the Air unit helps increase energy return. Cushiony foam under the heel delivers an extremely smooth ride.

Old-School Look

Full-grain leather has a supple feel and sophisticated look, nodding to golf shoes from past generations.

Locked-In Feel

An internal strap stretches over then secures your foot, conforming to its shape.

More Benefits

• Molded 3-D collar helps you stay stabilized.
• Internal foam pods cushion your heel.

Product Details

• 2-year waterproof warranty