Updated on January 30, 7:42 a.m. (GMT+8): Updated results.

The Dota Pro Circuit is back for another round in North America.

The DPC NA 2023 Tour 1 Division 1 begins January 9, with scintillating new faces in tow. The region has received a fair amount of imports this season, including Danil “Dendi” Ishutin’s B8.

Other teams to watch include Shopify Rebellion, taking over the storied Evil Geniuses roster that has continue to dominate NA. The cosmopolitan TSM is also refreshed with three new players — from Russia, U.K., and Indonesia.

What is the DPC NA 2023 Tour 1 Division 1?

Shopify Rebellion new Dota 2 roster
Credit: Shopify Rebellion

This Regional League is the first of three Tours for the Dota Pro Circuit this year.

Besides prize money, teams fight for a variety of opportunities. The top two teams from the North American region qualifies for the first Major of the season. The top six teams stay in Division 1 for the next Tour, while the bottom two teams will be relegated to Division 2.


DPC NA 2023 Tour 1 Division 1 Standings

STANDINGSTEAMGAME RECORDMATCH RECORD
1stTSM14 — 17 — 0
2ndShopify Rebellion12 — 26 — 1
3rdnouns11 — 55 — 2
4thWildcard Gaming8 — 84 — 3
5th5RATFORCESTAFF8 — 93 — 4
6thB86 — 102 — 5
7thThiuth Gaming2 — 121 — 6
8thAlpha0 — 140 — 7

DPC NA 2023 Tour 1 Division 1 schedule and results

Week one

January 9

TEAMRESULTSTEAM
TSM2 – 0Wildcard Gaming
Shopify Rebellion2 – 0Thiuth Gaming

January 11

TEAMRESULTSTEAM
nouns2 – 0Alpha
Thiuth Gaming0 – 1TSM

January 13

TEAMRESULTSTEAM
5RATFORCESTAFF2 – 0Alpha
B81 – 2Wildcard Gaming

January 14

TEAMRESULTSTEAM
Thiuth Gaming0 – 2nouns
Shopify Rebellion2 – 0Wildcard Gaming
B81 – 25RATFORCESTAFF

Week two

January 16

TEAMRESULTSTEAM
TSM2 – 1nouns
Shopify Rebellion2 – 0Alpha

January 18

TEAMRESULTSTEAM
Wildcard Gaming2 – 15RATFORCESTAFF
Thiuth Gaming2 – 0Alpha

January 20

TEAMRESULTSTEAM
Shopify Rebellion2 – 05RATFORCESTAFF
B80 – 2nouns

January 21

TEAMRESULTSTEAM
TSM2 – 05RATFORCESTAFF
Shopify Rebellion2 – 0B8
Thiuth Gaming0 – 2Wildcard Gaming

Week three

January 23

TEAMRESULTSTEAM
TSM2 – 0Alpha
Thiuth Gaming0 – 25RATFORCESTAFF

January 25

TEAMRESULTSTEAM
Shopify Rebellion2 – 0nouns
TSM2 – 0B8

January 27

TEAMRESULTSTEAM
5RATFORCESTAFF1 – 2nouns
Wildcard Gaming2 – 0Alpha

January 28

TEAMRESULTSTEAM
Shopify Rebellion0 – 2TSM
Wildcard Gaming0 – 2nouns
Thiuth Gaming0 – 2B8

January 29

TEAMRESULTSTEAM
B82 – 0Alpha


Format of DPC NA 2023 Tour 1 Division 1

Team Undying Timado at TI10
Credit: Valve

All eight teams in the Regional League will periodically play each other in a round-robin best-of-three.

Tiebreakers will only be played if it affects qualification — for Majors and relegation. A two-way tie will trigger a best-of-three tiebreaker, while more teams will turn into a best-of-one.

The top two teams qualify for the first Major of the season.


DPC NA 2023 Tour 1 Division 1 prize pool and points

The DPC NA 2023 Tour 1 Division 1’s regional league will have a total prize pool of US$205,000, along with 690 DPC points.

RANKTEAMPLACEMENT RESULTDPC POINTSPRIZE MONEY
1stTSMQualifies to first Major300US$30,000
2ndShopify RebellionQualifies to first Major180US$28,000
3rdnounsRemains in Division 1 for Tour 2120US$27,000
4thWildcard GamingRemains in Division 1 for Tour 260US$26,000
5th5RATFORCESTAFFRemains in Division 1 for Tour 230US$25,000
6thB8Remains in Division 1 for Tour 2US$24,000
7thThiuth GamingRelegated to Division 2 for Tour 2US$23,000
8thALPHARelegated to Division 2 for Tour 2US$22,000

Teams competing in DPC NA 2023 Tour 1 Division 1

Dota 2 B8 Dendi
Credit: B8
TEAMDPC 2021/2022 TOUR 3 RESULT
Shopify Rebellion1st (Formerly Evil Geniuses)
Thiuth GamingNew team (Formerly Soniqs’ slot)
nounsnouns
TSMNew team (Formerly RSG’s slot)
B8New team (Formerly Wildcard Gaming’s slot)
5RATFORCESTAFF6th
AlphaPromoted from Division 2 (1st)
Wildcard GamingNew team (Formerly Lilgun’s slot)

Where to watch DPC NA 2023 Tour 1 Division 1



You can watch games live on PGL’s official Twitch or YouTube channels. Full matches and highlights will also be posted on the YouTube channel after the games conclude.

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