At JeeSports we have the Dota2 fan base covered with continuous tournaments and a chance to climb on the Dota2 Rankings ladder. Over the course of the next few weeks, Dota2 players will get yet another reason to be excited about JeeSports as the JeeSports team is happy to announce two brand new contests that will take place over the course of the next few weeks.
In the midst of the JeeSports Dota2 Qualifier season for JeeSports Dota2 Championship #3, teams that have already qualified for the JeeSports Dota2 Championship #2 event are set to ready their battle axes once more and on an even bigger stage: the JeeSports Dota2 Championship #2 Playoffs.
Hey everyone! Sorry for being slightly late with this update! :P You've probably heard the news and read the changes that the 26th patch update brought, we will just post them for anyone that hasn't! How did you find Phantom Lancer? Is he good? Do you like the port?
So, this week's main features are:
Team Phantom Lancer is back and they don’t like the way you’re looking at them.
You can’t go in alone, here – take these:
You can find the latest changelog is here, no wait: here, nope: here!
After a month of blody fights in a group stage JeeQL 2012 Spring Duel Championship reaches its final stage. Top 8 players gonna face yeach other in a single elimination playoffs during next month.
After week #3 of the Qualifiers for the upcoming JeeDota Championship event bore witness to the continuous supremacy of HelloMoto and BAGUETTE, who ended first and second place in last week's JeeDota Open Series #15, this week will give players an opportunity to once again prove their worth as they try to join the elites at the top rankings of the JeeDota competitive scene.
As some of you may know, last week was the European NON-Pro Prodota2 Qualifiers where twelve teams successfully secured a place for the NON-pro league. With the European Qualifiers done, the Asian Qualifiers are slated to start today, 18.00 hours Signapore time. With four teams having already secured entry into the NON-Pro League, eight slots remain up for grabs during the event. And no doubt the $ 10,000 prize support for the NON-Pro League will attract a lot of attention from players around the world.
Hello everyone. I am a New Zealand gamer, currently based in Germany, and I will be taking on the role of the DotA2 news editor. I'm looking forward to covering the JeeDota championship events, and keeping you up to date with the latest community developments as well as the global DotA2 related eSports events. Personally, I am a big DotA fan, so if you feel like contacting me or adding me on Steam, feel free to.
I hope to put the spotlight on teams from JeeSports that deserve that little bit more attention for achievements, both in the tournaments and out. In short, I hope to provide you with a source discussion and insights into the goings on in terms of competitive DotA play as well as for community developments and events on the global DotA scene.
Yesterday saw another exciting JeeDota Open Series single elimination event, where players from 27 teams representing over 20 countries met in battle to duke it out for bragging rights and, of course, those valuable qualification points for the upcoming JeeDota Championship Event.
