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Location:
Jönköping
Dates:
Mar 3 - Jun 16, 2014
Format:
Online League Play
Offline Playoffs
The ASUS ROG DreamLeague Season 1 begins on March 3rd and will be the first DreamHack Dota 2 in 2014. The season will feature 12 teams, $100,000 in prizes and on-stage Live Finals at DreamHack Summer 2014. The the main season features three divisions divided by region, Europe West, Europe East and North America. Each region will feature four teams and the online part will be played over 10 weeks and all the 84 league matches will be broadcast from the new DreamHack TV6 Studio in Stockholm. The Grand Finals, with the top six teams in the Season 1 standing, will take place at DreamHack Summer 2014 where $100,000 will be at stake.
- Qualifiers
- Open Qualifiers
- Divided in the same three regions as the rest.
- Top two teams advances to the final qualifier.
- Thee Open Qualifiers per division, 6 spots per division.
- Europe West's first qualifier was the DHW13 BYOC Tournament.
- Final Qualifiers
- Each divisional qualifier features eight teams.
- The top two teams of each division qualifies for DreamLeague Season 1.
- Main Season
- League Play
- Four Teams in each of the divisions, twelve teams total.
- Each team meets once, while the teams from same divisions play twice, making it 14 games for all teams.
- The top six teams in the standings advances to the grand finals.
- Grand Finals
- Finals will be held at DreamHack Summer 2014.
- Top six teams from Season 1 division play.
Broadcast Talent[edit]
- Host:
2GD (James Harding)
Prize Pool[edit]
The base prize pool was $100,000 USD.
An additional 25% of all DreamLeague Season 1 Compendium sales was added on top, totaling $265,257 USD.[1]
| Base prize money
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| Place
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Prize
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| A11st |
40,000
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| A22nd |
25,000
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| A33rd |
15,000
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| A44th |
10,000
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| A55th |
6,500
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| A66th |
3,500
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| A97 - 12th |
0
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| Ticket prize money
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| Place
|
Percentage
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Prize
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| A11st |
20% |
~34,000
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| A22nd |
10% |
~16,000
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| A33rd |
10% |
~16,000
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| A44th |
10% |
~16,000
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| A55th |
10% |
~16,000
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| A66th |
10% |
~16,000
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| A97 - 12th |
5% |
~8,000
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*Sigma.int was disqualified and will not receive any prize money or streaming revenues.[2]
*Sigma.int had a 1-7 win/loss record before forfeiting all their games and getting disqualified.
Participating Teams[edit]
Invited Teams[edit]
Qualified Teams[edit]
- 1 Team Dog was picked up by mousesports prior to the playoffs.[3]
Results[edit]
View Games[edit]
External Links[edit]
References[edit]
1st
Alliance
2nd
Cloud9
3rd
Team Empire
4th
mousesports
Fnatic
Evil Geniuses
Natus Vincere
RoX.KIS
Team Liquid
Virtus.pro
Meet Your Makers
Sigma.int
Twitch.tv English stream with 2GD, Shane, Bruno, Draskyl and Luminous