DotaPit Season 3 is back in action tonight, after a long hiatus, with the Lower Bracket Round 2 featuring Mousesports and Cloud 9. The next match will be the long awaited series between Team Secret and Evil Geniuses, on June 14, at 21:00 CEST.
The tournament series started back in January 2015, but after months of reschedules due to various LAN events and the TI5 qualifiers, the third season of DotaPit has finally been able to resume.
Tonight will be the first game in over one month. The previous game took place on May 5, in the Lower Brackets, when Mousesports (then Team Tinker) defeated Team Empire, 2:1.
Tonight’s match with Mousesports will include Max “qojqva” Broecker who had announced on June 4 he would be taking a break and parting ways with the team. There has been no official announcement about a replacement but the team played with Tyler “TC” Cook for the MLG Pro League Championship, at X-Games.
DotaPit playoff recap
- Virtus.Pro defeated HellRaisers, 2:0, in the Upper Brackets and VP moved on to the Upper Bracket Finals
- Mousesports bested Team Empire, 2:1, in the Lower Brackets Round 1. Team Empire has been eliminated and Mousesports advanced to the Lower Brackets Round 2
- NiP defeated Vega, 2:0, in the Lower Brackets Round 1. Vega has been eliminated and NiP advanced to the Lower Brackets Round 2.
- NiP bested Alliance, 2:1, in the Lower Brackets Round 2. Alliance has been eliminated and NiP advanced to the Lower Brackets Round 3
- NiP is still waiting to play in the Lower Brackets Round 3 versus the loser from Team Secret – Evil Geniuses match on June 14
- HR is still waiting to play in the Lower Brackets Round 3 vs the winner of Cloud 9 and Mousesports
- VP is still waiting to play in the Winner Bracket finals versus the winner from the Team Secret – Evil Geniuses match on June 14
Format
Group Stage
- Two groups of six teams each in a Round-Robin format of two-game series.
- Top two in each group placed in Winner’s Bracket.
- Third place will be placed in Loser’s Bracket Round 2.
- Fourth and Fifth place will be placed in Loser’s Bracket Round 1.
- Sixth place eliminated.
Playoffs
- Double Elimination brackets, seeding dependent on group standing.
- All series are Best of Three, Semifinals and Finals are Best of Five series.
Prize Pool
The base prize pool of DotaPit Season 3 was $80,000. In addition, 25% of every purchase of the compendium and 10% of every purchase of the chest or set will go to the prize pool. $3,000 will also go to the player named as MVP. Thus far, the prize pool has reached $265,378.
1st place – $125,224
2nd place – $56,680
3rd place – $39,544
4th place – $21,090
Teams
Invited Teams
Team Secret
Evil Geniuses
Cloud9
Alliance
Power Rangers
Mousesports
Team Empire
mYinsanity
Virtus.Pro
HellRaisers
Qualified Teams
Vega Squadron
Ninjas in Pyjamas
Broadcast
English Stream will be provided by DotaPit. Russian Stream will be provided by Storm Studio.
DotaPit Season 2
The base prize pool was $75,000. In addition, 25% of every purchase of the in-game bundle went to the prize pool, increasing the total to $80,598 as of November 24.
1st place – Team Secret
2nd place – Virtus.Pro Polar
3rd place – Virtus.pro
4th place – Evil Geniuses
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