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500px|thumb|Logo of The International. The International a tournament where Dota 2 is shown first time in public. It was held from August 17 to August 21, 2011 at gamescom in Cologne, Germany.[1] The International features the 16 best DotA teams in the world competing in the Dota 2 Championships through a group stage, double elimination playoff format over the course of Cologne’s five-day trade show.

The winning team will receive $1 million.[2]

Na`Vi won the tournament by defeating EHOME 4-1 at the Grand Finals.[3][4][5][6][7]

Build Up[edit]

Valve announced the tournament on August 2011.[8]

Broadcast[edit]

The tournament is broadcasted in four languages (English, Chinese, Russian and German) through livestreams on the official website.[9][10] They are recorded and uploaded to YouTube and youku.[11][12]

Squad[edit]

EHOME E-Sports Club[edit]

  • China Zou "820" Yitian
  • China Yao "357" Yi
  • China Lei "X!!" Zengrong
  • China Zhang "PLT" Zhicheng
  • China Shen "FCB" Jiaqi

GosuGamers.net[edit]

  • Germany Mehran Salehi "KuroKy" Takhasomi
  • Sweden Jesper Tomas "Miracle" Nyhlén
  • Russia Nikolay "Azen" Belyakov
  • Germany Rene "Kebap" Werner
  • Germany Kevin "Kev-" Stegemann
  • Germany Roman "rmN" Paley

Invictus Gaming[edit]

  • China Wang "SanSheng" Zhaohui
  • China Chen "zhou" Yao
  • China Zhang "xiao8" Ning
  • China Luo "430" Feichi
  • Macau Leong "DDC" Fatmeng

Moscow Five[edit]

  • Russia Yaroslav Vladimirovich "NS" Kuznetsov
  • Russia Andrey Vyacheslavovich "Dread" Golubev
  • Russia Sergey Antonovich "Ars-Art" Revin
  • Russia Alexander Sergeevich "Santa" Koltan
  • Russia Sergey Alexandrovich "GoD" Bragin

Mineski.Infinity[edit]

  • Philippines James "Wootz" Inabangan
  • Philippines Julius "Julz" Sto. Domingo
  • Philippines John "John" Roxas
  • Philippines Joshua "Owa" Dela Serna
  • Philippines Jessie "VASH*" Cuyco

MiTH-Trust[edit]

  • Thailand Aphinan "l3nu" Phasue
  • Thailand Trai "TrinaKub" Akaravinak
  • Thailand Pipat "LaKelz" Prariyachat
  • Thailand Noppadon "Lookballz" Paopongprapun
  • Thailand Chanon "aabBAA" Chiwpreecha

MUFC[edit]

  • Malaysia Lim "SilverCross" Chang Sheng
  • Malaysia Lim "Net" Wai Pern
  • Malaysia Raymond Wong "Sharky" Kie Yong
  • Malaysia Sim "xiaoLing" Woi Cheong
  • Malaysia Lee "KyxY" Kong Yang

MeetYourMakers[edit]

  • Denmark Rasmus Berth "MiSeRy" Fillipsen
  • Denmark Brian "MaNia" Strandby
  • Denmark Amel "PlaymatE" Barudzija
  • Denmark Jacob "Maelk" Toft-Andersen
  • United States Jimmy "DeMoN" Ho

Natus Vincere[edit]

  • Ukraine Ivan "ArtStyle" Antonov
  • Russia Dmitriy “LighTofHeaveN” Kupriyanov
  • Ukraine Aleksander “XBOCT” Dashkevich
  • Estonia Clement “Puppey” Ivanov
  • Ukraine Danylo “Dendi” Ishutin

Next Evolution ESC[edit]

  • Denmark Troels Lyngholt "syndereN" Nielsen
  • Denmark Martin "AngeL" Olsen
  • Denmark Mikkel "miGGel" Berg
  • Denmark Christoffer "Borregaard" Ryze Winther
  • Denmark Andreas Lottrup "eatenfish" Windahl

Online Kingdom Nirvana China[edit]

  • China Wang "banana" Jiao
  • China Yang "seaking" Tao
  • China Chen "ksssssss" Bin
  • China Yao "xiaoD" Zhengzheng
  • China Luo "xiaoluo" Yinqi

Online Kingdom Nirvana International[edit]

  • United States Clinton "Fear" Loomis
  • Croatia Dominik "Lacoste" Stipiæ
  • Romania Craciunescu "ComeWithMe" Alexandru
  • Sweden Pelle "Pajkatt" Olsson Lille
  • United States Saahil "UNiVeRsE" Arora
  • Canada Sivatheeban "1437" Sivanathapillai

Scythe Gaming[edit]

  • Singapore Benedict Lim "hyhy" Han Yong
  • Singapore Toh "xy" Wai Hong
  • Singapore Wong "Chawy" Xing Lei
  • Singapore Royston Chee "Roy" Jin Sheng
  • Singapore Daryl Koh "iceiceice" Pei Xiang

Storm Games Clan[edit]

  • Czech Republic Petr "craNich" Meluzín
  • Czech Republic Jan "Iacek" Hrùza
  • Czech Republic Tomas "Tonci" Sitko
  • Slovakia Michal "Tulex" Zima
  • Slovakia Martin "Warlog" Zima

TyLoo Gaming[edit]

  • China Ye "aWoke" Liang
  • China Zhao "kabu" Kai
  • China Xie "DD" Bin
  • China Chen "Hao" Zhihao
  • China Zeng "Faith" Hongda

Virus Gaming[edit]

  • France Stum "Maldejambes" Yoan
  • France Borie "VladTepes" Fabian
  • France Merloz "Socks" Titouan
  • France Toussaint "Pseudo" Iannis
  • France Petiet "Ph0eniX" Pierre-Baptiste

Group Stage[edit]

Group A[edit]

Team Pld W L Pts
China EHOME 3 3 0 9
China iG 3 2 1 6
Slovakia SGC 3 1 2 3
Philippines Mineski.Infinity 3 0 3 0
17 August 2011 10:00 CET
iG China 0 – 1 China EHOME Koelnmesse, Cologne
Mineski.Infinity Philippines 0 – 1 Slovakia SGC Koelnmesse, Cologne
17 August 2011 11:15 CET
Mineski.Infinity Philippines 0 – 1 China iG Koelnmesse, Cologne
EHOME China 1 – 0 Slovakia SGC Koelnmesse, Cologne
17 August 2011 12:30 CET
SGC Slovakia 0 – 1 China iG Koelnmesse, Cologne
EHOME China 1 – 0 Philippines Mineski.Infinity Koelnmesse, Cologne

Group B[edit]

Team Pld W L Pts
United Nations OK.Nirvana.int 3 3 0 9
China TyLoo 3 2 1 6
China OK.Nirvana.cn 3 1 2 3
France Virus 3 0 3 0
17 August 2011 10:00 CET
TyLoo China 1 – 0 China OK.Nirvana.cn Koelnmesse, Cologne
OK.Nirvana.int United Nations 1 – 0 France Virus Koelnmesse, Cologne
17 August 2011 11:15 CET
TyLoo China 0 – 1 United Nations OK.Nirvana.int Koelnmesse, Cologne
OK.Nirvana.cn China 1 – 0 France Virus Koelnmesse, Cologne
17 August 2011 12:30 CET
Virus France 0 – 1 China TyLoo Koelnmesse, Cologne
OK.Nirvana.int United Nations 1 – 0 China OK.Nirvana.cn Koelnmesse, Cologne

Group C[edit]

Team Pld W L Pts
Denmark MYM 3 2 1 6
Russia M5 3 2 1 6
Thailand MiTH-Trust 3 2 1 6
Malaysia MUFC 3 0 3 0
17 August 2011 10:00 CET
MYM Denmark 0 – 1 Russia M5 Koelnmesse, Cologne
MiTH-Trust Thailand 1 – 0 Malaysia MUFC Koelnmesse, Cologne
17 August 2011 11:15 CET
MiTH-Trust Thailand 0 – 1 Denmark MYM Koelnmesse, Cologne
M5 Russia 1 – 0 Malaysia MUFC Koelnmesse, Cologne
17 August 2011 12:30 CET
MUFC Malaysia 0 – 1 Denmark MYM Koelnmesse, Cologne
M5 Russia 0 – 1 Thailand MiTH-Trust Koelnmesse, Cologne

Group D[edit]

Team Pld W L Pts
Ukraine Na`Vi 3 3 0 9
Singapore Scythe.SG 3 2 1 6
Denmark nevo 3 1 2 3
Europe GGnet 3 0 3 0
17 August 2011 10:00 CET
GGnet Europe 0 – 1 Ukraine Na`Vi Koelnmesse, Cologne
nevo Denmark 0 – 1 Singapore Scythe.SG Koelnmesse, Cologne
17 August 2011 11:15 CET
Na`Vi Ukraine 1 – 0 Singapore Scythe.SG Koelnmesse, Cologne
GGnet Europe 0 – 1 Denmark nevo Koelnmesse, Cologne
17 August 2011 12:30 CET
Na`Vi Ukraine 1 – 0 Denmark nevo Koelnmesse, Cologne
Scythe.SG Singapore 1 – 0 Europe GGnet Koelnmesse, Cologne

Knockout Stage[edit]

Winners Bracket[edit]

 
Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
 
          
 
18 August - 10:00 CET
 
 
China EHOME1
 
19 August - 15:15 CET
 
China TyLoo0
 
China EHOME0
 
18 August - 19:00 CET
 
Singapore Scythe.SG1
 
Denmark MYM0
 
20 August - 14:00 CET
 
Singapore Scythe.SG1
 
Singapore Scythe.SG0
 
18 August - 12:30 CET
 
Ukraine Na`Vi2
 
United Nations OK.Nirvana.int0
 
19 August - 16:30 CET
 
China iG1
 
China iG0
 
18 August - 16:30 CET
 
Ukraine Na`Vi1
 
Ukraine Na`Vi1
 
 
Russia M50
 

Losers Bracket[edit]

Round 1   Round 2   Round 3   Round 4   Round 5   Final
    France Virus 0       Denmark MYM 1
Slovakia SGC 0     Denmark MYM 1         China iG 0
France Virus 1       Denmark MYM 1
    Thailand MiTH-Trust 0       Denmark MYM 0     China EHOME 2  
    Thailand MiTH-Trust 1     China EHOME 1     Singapore Scythe.SG 1  
Thailand MiTH-Trust 1     China TyLoo 0  
Europe GGnet 0  
 
    Philippines Mineski.Infinity 0       Russia M5 0
China OK.Nirvana.cn 0     Russia M5 1         China EHOME 1
Philippines Mineski.Infinity 1       Russia M5 1
    United Nations OK.Nirvana.int 0  
    Malaysia MUFC 0
Denmark nevo 0     United Nations OK.Nirvana.int 1  
Malaysia MUFC 1  

Grand Finals[edit]

 
Final
 
  
 
21 August - 13:00 CET
 
 
Ukraine Na`Vi3
 
 
China EHOME1
 

Prize Allocation[edit]

File:Champions navi.jpg
Na`Vi with their grand prize.
  • 1st - Ukraine Natus Vincere $1,000,000
  • 2nd - China EHOME E-Sports Club $250,000
  • 3rd - Singapore Scythe Gaming $150,000
  • 4th - Denmark MeetYourMakers $80,000
  • ~5th - Russia Moscow Five $35,000
  • ~5th - China Invictus Gaming $35,000
  • ~7th - United Nations Online Kingdom Nirvana International $25,000
  • ~7th - Thailand MiTH-Trust $25,000

References[edit]

  1. ^ "'Dota 2' And 'League Of Legends' Finals Set For GamesCom".
  2. ^ "Valve's "The International" Dota 2 Tournament Comes With a $1 Million Prize".
  3. ^ "First Ever Dota 2 Championship Winner Revealed".
  4. ^ "Dota 2 tournament $1 million finals won by Na'vi".
  5. ^ "Gaming for the gold: Na'vi take the first International Dota 2 Championships title".
  6. ^ "DotA 2 Tournament Ends With Ukrainians on Top".
  7. ^ "Na'Vi wins inaugural Dota 2 championships".
  8. ^ Miozzi, CJ (August 1, 2011). "Valve Announces DOTA 2 Gamescom Tournament".
  9. ^ "Dota 2 tournament happening right now, has character details".
  10. ^ "Watch the DOTA 2 championship taking place at gamescom".
  11. ^ "Watch Dota 2 in action for the first time via tournament replays right now".
  12. ^ "See 40 minutes of gamescom DOTA 2 stream".

External links[edit]

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