The International 2022: TI11 Schedule, results, teams, where to watch

Updated on November 2 at 10:30 a.m. (GMT+8): Updated the official prize pool distribution.

Singapore plays host to The International 2022, the biggest Dota 2 event of the year.

The eleventh edition of the premier year-end event for Dota 2 pros moves to Southeast Asia for the first time. TI11 promises to be a spectacle for ardent fans, with players ready to stake their claim in a battle for the Aegis of Champions.

What is The International 11?

TI11 is the culmination of the 2021-2022 Dota Pro Circuit, the capstone event for 20 of the world’s best Dota 2 teams.

With millions of dollars and glory on the line, only one team will lay claim to the Aegis of Champions, the pinnacle of a pro player’s career.

TI11 schedule and results

Playoffs

October 20

Upper bracket quarterfinals

Lower bracket round 1

Hokori, Team Spirit, Fnatic, and Royal Never Give Up have been eliminated from The International 2022.

October 21

Upper bracket quarterfinals

Lower bracket round 2

October 22

Lower bracket round 2

Upper bracket semifinals

October 23

Lower bracket round 3

Lower bracket quarterfinals

The TI11 playoffs run from October 20 to October 23. After a five-day break, the last four teams will reconvene on October 29 and 30 for the last two days of the tournament.

October 29

Lower bracket semifinal

Upper bracket final

October 30

Lower bracket final

Grand final

TI11 Group Stage Standings

Group A

Group B

TI11 Group Stage schedule and results

The tournament’s group stage begins on October 15 and will run until October 18.

October 15 (Day 1)

Stream A

Stream B

Stream C

Stream D

Stream E

October 16 (Day 2)

Stream A

Stream B

Stream C

Stream D

Stream E

October 17 (Day 3)

Stream A

Stream B

Stream C

Stream D

Stream E

October 18 (Day 4)

Stream A

Stream B

Stream C

Stream D

Stream E

Tiebreakers

For 8th place in Group A

For 8th place in Group B

• PSG.LGD has beaten Team Spirit six times — but never in a DPC grand final
• Dota 2 The International: All TI winners throughout the years

Teams competing in TI11

North America

• Evil Geniuses
• Soniqs
• TSM FTX

South America

• Beastcoast
• Hokori
• Thunder Awaken

Western Europe

• Entity
• Gaimin Gladiators
• OG
• Tundra Esports
• Team Secret

Eastern Europe

• BetBoom Team
• Team Spirit

China

• PSG.LGD
• Royal Never Give Up
• Team Aster

Southeast Asia

• BOOM Esports
• Fnatic
• Talon Esports

TI11 tournament format

20 teams will be split into two groups of ten, playing a round-robin best-of-two. The top four teams will proceed to the upper bracket, the next four teams to the lower bracket. The bottom two teams will be eliminated from the competition.

The playoff format is as classic TI as it gets. The lower bracket kicks off with a best-of-one. Otherwise, every series will be a best-of-three, until the best-of-five grand finals to determine who goes home with the Aegis of Champions.

TI11 prize pool

Here is the TI11 prize pool distribution as shared by Valve.

The prize pool currently sits at US$18,930,775 at the time of writing, according to the Dota 2 Prize Pool Tracker.

Where to watch TI11?

In a first for TI, the group stage will be run entirely by PGL, according to their press release on August 29.

Five games will be running concurrently on PGL’s Twitch streams during the group stage: PGL_Dota2, PGL_DOTAEN2, PGL_DOTA2EN3, PGL_DOTA2EN4, and PGL_DOTA2EN5. All broadcasts will also be available on YouTube.

Once the playoffs come around, Valve will take over on TI’s official Twitch channel.

This article is presented by HSBC.

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