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The Winter and Spring Dota Pro Circuit (DPC) Tours have come to an end and the Summer Tour 2023 has begun.
The Summer Tour 2023 and the subsequent Bali Major 2023 will be crucial for teams to solidify their positions to qualify for The International (TI) 12.
18 of the best teams from around the world will participate in The International 2023, where 12 will be directly invited through DPC points and the remaining 6 from regional qualifiers from each region.
The Dota Pro Circuit (DPC) has reached a crucial phase as the Winter and Spring Tours have concluded, shaping the race for qualifications to The International 12 (TI12). Gaimin Gladiators emerged as the champion in the respective Majors, showcasing its exceptional skills, while Team Liquid secured its position with an impressive accumulation of DPC points. Teams from various regions have strategically amassed DPC points, positioning themselves favorably to secure a spot in the prestigious TI12. As the final Summer tour of the DPC commences, teams are eagerly striving for standout performances in their respective regions, aiming to secure valuable DPC points and earn qualifications for the Bali Major 2023, ultimately securing a spot at TI12.
Team Liquid Secures Direct Qualification
At the time of writing this article, Team Liquid stands as the sole team to have directly qualified for The International 12 based on its accumulated DPC points. Team Liquid's consistent performances throughout the Winter and Spring Tours have propelled it to the forefront of the competitive scene. Notably, Western European teams have demonstrated their prowess in international Dota 2 competitions, with the Top 3 teams of TI11 hailing from the region.
With Team Liquid's successful qualification, the spotlight remains on the remaining 11 spots yet to be determined, as teams continue their pursuit of DPC points to secure a coveted position at TI12. The list below will be updated as more teams qualify
Confirmed Teams
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With Valve's silence regarding the implementation of Last Chance Qualifiers for The International 12, the significance of performing well in the DPC Tours has intensified. As teams gear up for the final Tour and the Bali Major, the pressure to deliver their best performances is amplified.
The stakes are high, and teams are aware that their success in this crucial phase will directly impact their chances of securing a spot at The International 12. The Dota 2 community eagerly awaits the upcoming battles and anxiously follows the results, as teams strive to make their mark and earn their rightful place among the elite competitors at TI12.
