DreamLeague is Back: ESL Announces April 2023 Return

DreamLeague is Back: ESL Announces April 2023 Return

Harrison Htet

22 Feb, 2023, 13:25

|

Last updated: 12 Apr, 2025, 14:54

It’s official, ESL has returned with another season of DreamLeague. The tournament will host 16 of the best Dota 2 teams in the world as they compete for their fair share of the $ 1 million USD prize pool.

The event is also part of the recently announced ESL Pro Tour, a supplement to Valve’s official DPC season. ESL Pro Tour also offers both reputation and rewards that can be considered comparable to Dota 2 Pro Circuit. The event will be held online from April 9 to April 23, 2023.

The teams

The 16 teams competing in the tournament are the best teams from each region. WEU received five slots, and NA received three slots. The other regions, Eastern Europe, South East Asia, South America and China, received two slots each.

The teams are as follows :

  • OG
  • Team Liquid
  • Tundra Esports
  • Gaimin Gladiators
  • Entity
  • Team Spirit
  • HellRaisers
  • Shopify Rebellion
  • TSM
  • Nouns
  • Evil Geniuses
  • Beastcoast
  • Excretion
  • Talon Esports
  • Team Aster
  • PSG.LGD

Addressing the concerns

Before the start of the tournament, there were concerns about the reliability of the ESL One team’s ranking. Addressing the issue, ESL One released a new guided explanation of their EPT Ranking System.

Team Secret and Bet Boom will not participate in DreamLeague Season 19. The teams’ results in the DPC Winter Tour play a crucial role in this. Despite being fifth on the ESL Pro Ladder, Team Secret fall flat in their Winter Tour run. The team got relegated to Division II. The Division II playoffs dates collide with the DreamLeague S19 dates. Thus Team Secret was deemed ineligible. OG took Team Secret’s spot.

BetBoom, on the other hand, is a relatively new team. Despite having a fantastic start, the team fell short, failing to get the points needed to secure an invite to the Lima Major. Also, they started with minimal points as they were a new team. DreamLeague S19 provides a way for the fans to keep an eye on their favourite team before the start of The Berlin Major.

Featured Image Source: Twitter/ @ESLDota2

Latest news

Indonesia to Host the IESF World Esports Championship 2026

Indonesia to Host the IESF World Esports Championship 2026

The IESF World Esports Championship 2026 is heading to Indonesia, bringing together athletes from around the world across five esports titles.
33m
Sofia Guimarães

South American Dota 2 Sees A Path Back After ESIC Bans Vintage and DarkMago

The bans against Vintage and DarkMago give South American Dota 2 a clear point to address match-fixing concerns and rebuild trust across its competitive scene.
12 Sep
André Guaraldo

Team Falcons Leaves Dota 2 over Long-term Strategy and Sustainability

Team Falcons has officially left Dota 2, ending a nearly three-year run that included a The International 2025 title. The organization says the move follows a strategic review and a shift toward ecosystems with greater long-term operational sustainability.
7 Sep
André Guaraldo

This is How Team Spirit Won The International 2026

Team Spirit went from a long-lasting crisis straight to lifting the Aegis of Champions in 2026. Part of this accomplishment is directly related to Yaroslav "Miposhka" Naidenov. Spirit dove deeper into their crisis after he left and, almost like magic, snapped out of it as soon as he returned as coach.
31 Aug
Eric Oliveira

Virtus.pro and LGD Gaming Start Off the Post-TI Roster Shuffle

As usual, after The International, we get a wave of roster changes, and in 2026, the shuffle season started off with Virtus.pro and LGD Gaming dismissing their respective Dota 2 rosters.
27 Aug
Eric Oliveira

The International 2026 Meta Recap: Hoodwink Dethroned

The International 2026 is over, and after a long-lasting reign, Hoodwink was finally dethroned as the most popular pick in Tier 1 tournaments. Team Blue has taken the lead, but what about performance?
24 Aug
Eric Oliveira

Team Spirit Are The International 2026 Champions

After a thrilling best-of-five, Team Spirit lifted the Aegis of Champions and were crowned The International 2026 Champions! They carved their names into the Aegis and go down in history as the first three-time TI Champions.
23 Aug
Eric Oliveira

Comments (0)

Log in to comment on this match