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Location:
Jönköping
Venue:
Elmia Exhibition and Convention Centre
Format:
Group stage into single elimination
Prize Pool:
300,000 kr
SEK(≃ $46,422
USD)
Overview[edit]
Held at "Elmia Exhibition and Convention Centre" in Jönköping, Sweden, for the 12th consecutive year, DreamHack Summer 2013 will once again attract thousands of gamers on both the amateur, as well as the professional level.
DreamHack ASUS ROG Dota 2 Tournament will be played in the classic DreamHack format with a 16-team main tournament played on Tournament PC’s in the eSports Hall at DreamHack Summer 2013. There will be numerous ways to qualify and get a slot in the tournament, including an open BYOC-qualifier, online qualifiers and direct invitation. Also the winners of Techlabs Cup in Minsk (18th of May) will be invited and of course the DreamHack Winter 2012 champions – Alliance and the DreamHack Dota 2 Invitational Runner-up Team Dignitas (as the tournament was already qualified Alliance).[1]
First, a group stage of 4 groups will be played with 4 teams in each group. The matches will here be best-of-one. The top two teams in each group will proceed to a single elimination playoff, where matches are best-of-three.
Broadcast Talent[edit]
- Host:
2GD (James Harding)
Prize Pool[edit]
300,000 kr
SEK (≃ $46,422
USD) are spread among the participants as seen below:
Participants[edit]
- 1 Alliance was invited as DHW12 Champions and Dignitas as DH Invitational Runner-Ups, since Alliance had already secured an invite.[1]
- 2 As the Techlabs Cup Minsk winners Na'Vi were already invited to the tournament, the spot went to the other finalist Power Rangers. They eventually declined the invitation and the spot was opened to the Online Qualifiers.
- 3 Flipside Tactics entered the Online Qualifiers as Absolute Legends but parted ways with the organization during the event. [2] After securing their spot Flipside Tactics picked them up and sponsored the trip to Jönköping.
- 4 DD.Dota got picked up by Quantic Gaming before the event.[3]
Results[edit]
Group Stage[edit]
- 1 Fnatic lost the tiebreaker on timerating rule.
Playoffs[edit]
Additional coverage[edit]
References[edit]
1st
2nd
3rd-4th
Korok
TC
SexyBamboe
Flipsid3 Tactics
