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Introduced earlier this year for the 2021 season, Supporters Clubs are a way for fans to support their favorite teams and proudly display their allegiance. New this tour, in order to better support the economies of countries that make up Dota's fanbase, Supporters Club prices will differ by region, to make it more accessible for fans all over the world to support their favorite teams.

Teams who submit content to feature in a Supporters Club bundle receive 50% of all of their team's bundle sales. Fans who choose to support teams will receive increasing amounts of content provided by their favorite team(s), depending on the tier purchased:

Bronze Tier

A badge for your favorite team, which will appear in your friends list, player profile, Versus Screen, and in-game scoreboard (swappable if you purchase more than one team's bundle).
1 Team Fantasy Player Pack
1 Basic Fantasy Player Pack

Silver Tier

All the perks of the Bronze Club
Sprays and Emoticons to liven up your map and chat
2 additional Team Player Card Packs
6 additional Basic Player Card Packs

Gold Tier

All of the perks of the Bronze and Silver Clubs
Loading screens, a special in-game HP-bar badge, and voicelines to use to proclaim your allegiance in-game.
3 additional Team Player Card Packs
7 additional Basic Player Card Packs

Note: Content is subject to availability based on a team's content submission.

As mentioned in our blog about the DPC's Regional Fantasy leagues, we are also launching Player Card Packs. Fans can create a Fantasy roster featuring two Core Player Cards, one Mid Player Card, and two Support Player cards, which will score points based on their performance in a weekly time period (except over the holiday season). Silver and Gold cards, which are a higher tier of cards, have extra stat bonuses that can grant extra points.

Opening a pack for a specific team will grant you player cards from the region your team is representing. The card of the highest rarity in the pack is guaranteed to be from the team whose pack you chose, and the team of choice will receive 50% of the card pack's revenue.

Check out Team Profiles in the DPC tab to view Supporters Clubs, and head to the Player Cards tab in the Watch section to pick up Player Card Packs!

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juanmaroni #42 Dic '21 Let's Go! Mew

La tercera partida entre OG y Liquid.

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juanmaroni #43 Dic '21 Let's Go! Mew

A Arturo le pasa de todo, pobre chaval...

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juanmaroni #44 Dic '21 Let's Go! Mew

OGA DOTA PIT EU/CIS S5

Del 13 al 20 de diciembre con equipos de Europa y CIS.

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StKK #45 Dic '21 Judas

Literalmente me he enterado hoy de la muerte de Bamboe... RIP, mitico magnus el suyo.

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Arle #46 Dic '21

#45 Ostia no sabia nada al respecto... se sabe que le pasó?

mDity #47 Dic '21

acabo de ver todos los movimientos de jugadores, no veas no? xdddd
sin palabras por el regreso de jerax, a EG encima xddd, el total disband de og y con el intento de vuelta de ana nada menos q a IG
merecidisimo el descanso de notail, brutal.
mencion a FY forever segundon, una grandisima pena.

juanmaroni #48 Ene '22 Let's Go! Mew

Cambio en Virtus.Pro para lo que queda de temporada: sale illias (Kingslayer), entra Xakoda. No dicen qué ha pasado.

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juanmaroni #49 Ene '22 Let's Go! Mew

Cancelado el Major de invierno

As the Winter Tour of the Dota Pro Circuit 2021-2022 season draws to a close, we've made the difficult decision to cancel the first Major. While hopes were high that we could host an international LAN event, the discovery and spread of new strains of COVID-19 and the resulting increase of travel restrictions has made it unfeasible for all qualified teams to gather for a LAN tournament.

As there will be no major, Tour 1 will conclude after all of the regional league tournaments have ended. Players who have participated in Fantasy will receive their rewards before the start of Tour 2.

Teams participating in the DPC earn points by playing in their respective Regional Leagues as well as through international competition at the Majors. Since the first Major is no longer happening, we have decided to redistribute its points to the second and third Major. This way, the balance of points between regional and cross-region play remains the same. The points will be distributed as follows:

Major 2:
1st Place - 520 Points
2nd Place - 310 Points
3rd Place - 210 Points
4th Place - 105 Points
5th Place - 52 Points

Major 3:
1st Place - 680 Points
2nd Place - 410 Points
3rd Place - 270 Points
4th Place - 135 Points
5th Place - 68 Points

We will continue to evaluate the situation regarding international travel for future Majors as we progress through the second Tour.

Mystee #50 Ene '22 No quiero ser mod

Está la gente que echa fuego por esta chapuza

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juanmaroni #51 Ene '22 Let's Go! Mew

La temporada actual carece de sentido, salvo para equipos que asciendan o desciendan.

¿Que el COVID es un problema y hay que evitar exposición? Sí, pero se pueden hacer torneos online, o al menos aumentar los premios de las ligas (que actualmente son una puta broma).

Los de Quincy están arrasando en la División 1 de NA (6-0) y el único dinero que ganen va a venir de los paquetes de apoyo, porque no tienen salarios (no tienen organización ni patrocinadores). Dependen del dinero de torneos y los paquetes de apoyo.

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Arle #52 Ene '22

#51 Buen jaleo llevan, para ser una maquina que da tantísimo dinero la verdad es que Valve la cuida 0...

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juanmaroni #53 Ene '22 Let's Go! Mew

Valve se ha comunicado con los equipos.

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juanmaroni #54 Ene '22 Let's Go! Mew

Talon

Gabbi y Fly salen.

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raul_ct #55 Ene '22 I like the stock

hoy se viene día interesante con europa oeste

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juanmaroni #56 Ene '22 Let's Go! Mew

Qué grandes son los de Tundra y vaya paliza han dado a Nigma.

Alliance

Handsken y okcya (entrenador) están fuera, habrá más cambios.

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TI11 to feature 20 teams; new LAN ‘wildcard’ event after qualifiers.

juanmaroni #57 Ene '22 Let's Go! Mew

The DPC 2021-2022 Winter Tour Regional Finals

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A little over a week ago, we announced the cancellation of the first Major of the DPC 2021-2022 Season. When we did so, we didn't present an alternative solution that would address the absence of prize pool and DPC points.

When it became clear that scheduling a LAN with the proper requirements wouldn't be possible within schedule, we didn't feel confident that any alternative would have a positive outcome: Delaying the major to a much later date would make it unfair for players from teams who change rosters between now and then. Running a global online tournament would result in matches where the high latency among far-away regions would have a substantial impact on the quality of the matches, affecting the competitive integrity of those games. Replacing it with Regional or Bi-regional Tournaments would eliminate the cross-regional play that lets teams from deeper regions earn more points towards International qualification. In particular, Bi-regional tournaments can result in situations where an above average region is punished because they were paired with another strong region, and a weak region is benefited by being paired with another weak region.

We quickly realized though listening to feedback from teams and fans that our priorities were wrong and we were not successful at being mindful of players participating in the DPC. This was a big mistake on our part. We are sorry and we are set on making it right.

We held multiple discussions with Teams and Tournament Organizers, to understand what was possible to execute and what made the most sense for everyone. While it became clear to everyone involved that there was no perfect solution that would address every issue, we decided to move forward with running six Regional Finals tournaments.

The DPC 2021-2022 Regional Finals will take place over two weekends, with three regions playing on February 11-13, and the other three playing on February 18-20. The top 4 from each region will compete in a double elimination tournament with a $100,000 USD prize pool.

The regional schedule is as follows:

Feb 11-13, 2022: WEU, SEA, SA.

Feb 18-20, 2022: CN, EEU, NA.

Each Regional Finals placement will be awarded the following:

1st place: $50,000 USD + 250 DPC points.

2nd place $25,000 USD + 130 DPC points.

3rd place: $15,000 USD.

4th place: $10,000 USD.

More details will be made available through each Region's Tournament Organizer.

Since this would still create a situation where each region earned the same number of points towards TI qualification, we're revisiting The International 11 Qualifiers format to offset that bias as follows:

The TI Qualifiers will be played as originally planned, with the top team from each region qualifying to TI.

Second and third place from each region's qualifiers will then compete in a LAN event shortly afterward, prior to The International.

Out of those 12 teams, first and second place will qualify to The International 11.

As there are more teams qualifying for The International this season, The International 11 will feature 20 teams (two groups of 10) during group stage. Four teams will be eliminated, and Main event will carry on as it has in past Internationals.

These changes, which will be unique to the 2021-2022 season, will help to balance out the qualification in light of the potential DPC point discrepancy created by the absence of the first Major.

We expect the rest of the year to go as planned, and will be announcing information on the second and third Major in a few weeks. Additionally, Patch 7.31 will be released soon after the Regional Finals end.