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The Asia-Pacific Predator League 2022 Grand Finals took place in Tokyo, Japan from Nov 11-13, where 30 teams from across the Asia-Pacific region gathered to showcase their skills in intense team battles. The first physical competition in three years was successfully concluded and was broadcasted through multiple channels, resulting in massive viewership. The winning teams of the Dota 2 and...

NL CORRESPONDENT Jammu Tawi: The Asia-Pacific Predator League 2022 Grand Finals took place in Tokyo, Japan from November 11-13, where 30 teams from across the Asia-Pacific region gathered to showcase their skills in intense team battles. The first physical competition in three years was successfully concluded and was broadcasted through multiple channels, resulting in massive

Dota 2: DPC Weekly Recap #1 – South East Asia January 24, 2021 Email We break down all the action from the first week of DPC matches in the SEA region. The SEA Lower Division is chock full of fresh meat.  For many of these teams, it’s their first dip into the DPC. While our Upper Division boasts some of the strongest players in the region, and a share of teams who have had a taste of the TI stage before. Let's dive right in and see how SEA's first week went. Lower Division Indonesian team Army Geniuses came out on top in the first week, taking both their...

Published January 20, 2021, 5:13 PM Photo from Omega Esports Facebook page  Rising star midlaner Mc Nicholson “Mac” Villanueva carried Smart Omega to an easy 2-0 sweep of ZeroTwo for a triumphant start in the lower division of the Dota Pro Circuit (DPC)-Southeast Asia Regional League on Wednesday.  Mac unleashed solid performances on his Batrider and Death Prophet against the squad led by Indonesian stalwart Muhammad “inYourdreaM” Rizky, enabling the SEA Games gold-winning players to close out the series in just a total of 63 minutes.  With the swift sweep, Omega seized an early jo...

Published January 11, 2021, 2:49 PM Photo from Omega Esports Facebook page Smart Omega and Cignal Ultra came up with successful campaigns in the Dota Pro Circuit (DPC)-Southeast Asia Closed Qualifier Stage 2 to grab their spots in the lower division of the upcoming Regional League. Omega, which is composed of four players from Adroit Esports which snared the gold in last year’s SEA Games, ruled the six-team Group B with eight points on an impressive record of three series victories and two draws without a defeat.  The Smart-backed squad took a swift 2-0 sweep of Team SMG led by Filipino su...