Author: zlosterr

Zlosterr is a dedicated video game and esports enthusiast. After competing in semi-professional Counter-Strike for several years, he broadened his focus to other games like Dota 2, World of Warcraft, League of Legends, and Valorant. Now, he shares his extensive experience by covering esports through news articles, guides, event breakdowns, and more

All the highlights from Days 1 & 2 of the Playoffs at the Lima Major.The playoffs of The Lima Major 2023 started yesterday, allowing us to watch the best teams in the world. The end of the Group Stage meant the best 4 teams from Group A and B had to fight in the Upper Bracket. Of course, the teams that finished 5th and 6th also had tons of problems because they had to play in the Lower Bracket.There are a couple of days left until the Grand Final of The Lima Major 2023, but until then, we have a…

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Now the Group Stage is over, let’s take a look at some of the best Dota 2 Lima Major players from this first stage.The Dota 2 Lima Major 2023 Group Stage Top PlayersYesterday marked the end of the Group Stage of The Lima Major 2023. We had the chance to watch tons of games over the course of the last five days. Some of them were way more interesting to watch than others, but in the end, we know the names of all teams that have qualified for the Upper and Lower Brackets. Speaking of the event itself, you can…

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The Lima Major 2023 started a few days ago, but after 5 days of action, the Group Stage finally came to an end. Group A and Group B allowed us to watch loads of matches, some of which were a lot more interesting than the rest. With that said, the best 8 teams from both groups eventually made it to the playoffs.Read more: Dota 2 Lima Major 2023 Group Stage Top PlayersAs mentioned in The Lima Major 2023 review, besides the 8 teams that will receive a slot for the Playoffs’ Upper Bracket, 4 additional teams will also head there.…

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After waiting several weeks for the Division I matches to end, The Lima Major 2023 is finally upon us. The first Major of the 2023 DPC cycle will take place in Peru and will include all of the top-tier teams in the world. Here’s everything you need to know, including the format, teams in attendance and the key role the Lima Major plays in The International 12.Dates & VenuesStarting with some general information about the Dota 2 event, The Lima Major 2023 will take palace in Lima, Peru. People who want to watch the event in person must go to…

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We are a few hours away from the beginning of The Lima Major 2023, the first big tournament of the year. However, before we get the chance to watch the best in action, we have to share a few words about Division II. Following our analysis of the SEA and South America DPC Division II Week 2 matches, it’s time to do the same for Week 3. Unsurprisingly, the latter was even more important than the previous ones because we’ve learned the names of the teams that have qualified for Division I and those that got eliminated.We’ve followed these two…

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With just a few days away from the first Major of the 2023 DPC, here’s a look at some players who won’t be able to attend the event.The Lima Major will be the first big event of the 2023 DPC, and it will include the best teams in the world. Starting on 22 February, The Lima Major will consist of 18 teams who qualified following the end of Tour 1 of the DPC in all regions. We’ve already covered most of the matches at blix.gg, so feel free to check some of our recaps.Following the end of the matches in…

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We offer an overview of some of the teams to keep an eye on in Group A and B.A couple of weeks ago, we provided you with a full list of all teams that will take part in The Lima Major 2023. The first big event of the 2023 DPC is extremely important because of its impressive prize pool and DPC points. What’s more, it will be the first big international event of the year, which means it will give teams a chance to compete against the best.The Major begins on 22 February in Lima, Peru’s capital. As mentioned, the…

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After one month of epic battles, Tour 1 Division I of the 2023 DPC is finally over. We had the chance to watch numerous series in each of the six regions because the best teams had to determine which of them would secure a slot for the Major. It wasn’t easy, but more than four weeks later, we already knew the names of all participants.Interestingly, the regions had different slots for the Major, depending on their most recent performance. For example, Western Europe and China have four slots, whereas South America and North America only have 2. On the other…

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Even though most Dota 2 fans are slowly preparing for the upcoming Lima Major, others are interested in Division II matches. Sure, some series aren’t that interesting, but we often have access to epic games, especially in SEA and SA. You can check our recap of Week 1 of the 2023 DPC Division II in these regions.As expected, week two was as interesting as the first one for many reasons. Since this was the second-last week of the 2023 DPC’s Division II, teams had to step up their game if they wanted to qualify for Division I and save themselves…

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Here is what happened in SEA and South America after Week 1 of the 2023 DPC Division II.The end of Division I in most regions means that the 2023 DPC will now focus on Division II. Although the matches might not seem that interesting on paper, every region has its hidden gems that will be intriguing to keep an eye on. South America and SEA are not an exception, which is why Week 1 allowed us to watch several big matches.Before sharing more information about them, don’t forget that The Lima Major is just behind the corner. The first Major…

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