PGL Unveils Season Two of DOTA 2 Wallachia with a $1 Million prize pool
PGL is set to ignite the esports scene with the announcement of the second season of Dota 2 Wallachia. Scheduled for October 1-13, 2024, at the PGL Studios in Bucharest, Romania, the tournament features a massive prize pool of $1,000,000, positioning it as a must-watch event in the esports calendar.
Dota 2 Wallachia. Scheduled for October 1-13, 2024, at the PGL Studios in Bucharest, Romania, the tournament features a massive prize pool of $1,000,000, positioning it as a must-watch event in the esports calendar.
Key Tournament Details:
- Event Dates: October 1-13, 2024
- Qualifier Dates: August 9-17, 2024
- Venue: PGL Studios, Bucharest, Romania
- Prize Pool: $1,000,000
- Participating Teams: 16
Tournament Format Overview:
- Group Stage: The competition kicks off with a Swiss format involving 16 teams. Ten teams receive direct invites based on prior achievements, while six teams qualify through both Open and Closed qualifiers. The top eight teams from this stage will advance to the Playoffs.
- Playoffs: This stage introduces a double-elimination bracket, with all matches being best-of-three (BO3), and the Grand Final escalating to a best-of-five (BO5).
Qualifiers Insight: Running from August 9-17, the qualifiers are open to all, providing a platform for emerging talents to showcase their skills alongside established esports giants.
Continuing a Legacy of Success: Following its debut as the most-viewed DOTA 2 event of the 2023-2024 season, Wallachia’s second season is poised to surpass its predecessor in excitement and viewership. The event promises high-caliber production, nail-biting matches, and memorable moments as the globe’s premier DOTA 2 teams clash.
Season One Recap: The inaugural season concluded with Team Spirit clinching the title and a prize of $300,000, silencing critics and cementing their status in the competitive scene.
Season One Prize Breakdown:
- 1st Place: Team Spirit – $300,000
- 2nd Place: Xtreme Gaming – $175,000
- 3rd Place: Team Falcons – $120,000
- 4th Place: G2.IG – $80,000
- 5th-6th Places: BOOM Esports, Team Liquid – $60,000 each
- 7th-8th Places: Gaimin Gladiators, Aurora – $40,000 each
- 9th-11th Places: MOUZ, Team Secret, Shopify Rebellion – $20,000 each
- 12th-14th Places: nouns, Virtus.pro – $15,000 each
- 15th-16th Places: Azure Ray, HEROIC – $10,000 each
With its stellar lineup and enhanced prize pool, PGL Wallachia’s second season is all set to deliver another thrilling chapter in the world of professional DOTA 2.
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