The International (Dota 2)

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The International (Dota 2) is Valve’s annual premier Dota 2 world championship tournament, renowned for its massive crowdfunded prize pools and status as one of esports’ most prestigious events.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Dota 2 tournament
Valve event
annual sporting event
esports tournament
world championship
basedOn Dota 2 NERFINISHED
broadcastOn Steam TV NERFINISHED
Twitch NERFINISHED
YouTube NERFINISHED
competitionType professional
developerOfGame Valve NERFINISHED
firstEditionCountry Germany NERFINISHED
firstEditionEvent Gamescom 2011 NERFINISHED
firstEditionLocation Cologne NERFINISHED
frequency annual
fundingSource Valve base contribution
in-game cosmetic sales
gameMode 5v5 team competition
genre esports
hasAudience online viewers worldwide
hasEdition The International 2011 NERFINISHED
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hasFormatElement double-elimination playoffs
grand finals
group stage
hasGenre competitive gaming
hasOfficialLanguage English
hasSideEvent 1v1 mid tournament
All-Star match NERFINISHED
hasTrophy Aegis of Champions NERFINISHED
inception 2011
language English
notableFor crowdfunded prize pools
large prize pools
prestige in esports
organizer Valve NERFINISHED
participantType professional Dota 2 teams
platform PC
prizePoolCharacteristic record-breaking amounts in esports
publisherOfGame Valve NERFINISHED
qualificationMethod Dota Pro Circuit points
regional qualifiers
region global
sport MOBA
symbol Aegis of Champions NERFINISHED
typicalTeamSize 5 players
usesFundingMechanism Battle Pass crowdfunding
winnerReceives Aegis of Champions NERFINISHED
championship title
majority share of prize pool

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Intel Extreme Masters esports tournaments competesInMarketWith The International (Dota 2)
subject surface form: Intel Extreme Masters