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Full schedule, standings, and results for 2022 Dota Pro Circuit Summer Tour Regional League

One last ride before a trip to Singapore for The International.

The third and final segment of the 2021-22 Dota Pro Circuit is now underway with all six regions competing in a lineup of Summer Tour regional leagues to decide who will take top billing in pursuit of a spot at The International 11. 

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Some teams have already punched their tickets to TI, but others still have a good chance to make the final cut by outperforming the competition within their regions and then taking the global stage by storm at the Arlington Major in August. 

Running deep into July, with the final set of matches on July 15, this is the last chance for teams in Division I to qualify for the Major and a TI invite, but the remaining teams who don’t make it and are competing in Division II will need all the practice they can get before the regional and last chance qualifiers later this year.

Prize pool and format

Across all six regions, prize pool and format largely remain the same, with teams in Division I competing for their share of $205,000, 920 Pro Circuit points, and a spot at the Arlington Major—though the Major invites do differ between regions.

  • Western Europe: Four teams
  • China: Four teams
  • Eastern Europe: Three teams
  • Southeast Asia: Three teams
  • North America: Two teams
  • South America: Two teams

Even though the Summer Tour marks the end of the 2022 DPC’s regular season, placements still matter for the first regional league of the 2023 DPC season too. 

At the end of the Summer Tour, the bottom two teams from Division I will drop into Division II, with the top two rosters from Division II moving up to replace them. Likewise, the bottom two teams from Division II will be relegated out of the regional league to let two new teams from an open qualifier compete—depending on how many teams stay together post-TI11 since these won’t actually impact teams until the next season begins. 

As for the impact the Summer Tour has on the final standings, following the Arlington Major, the top twelve teams by DPC points will directly qualify for TI11. Six additional spots will be decided through regional qualifiers, which are open to every team competing in the Summer Tour. The two final spots will be given to the top finishers at an LCQ that will be held just before TI11 in October, where the second and third-place teams from each region’s qualifiers will compete in a large bracket. 

With all of that in mind, here are the full regional results for all six regions across both Division I and II—updated as the matches are completed. You can also view a full schedule for the regional leagues on the official Dota Pro Circuit website.

Western Europe DPC Summer Tour Regional League Standings

Division I

RankTeamSeriesDPC PointsSeedPrize
1Tundra Esports6-1400Arlington Major Invite$30,000
2OG5-2240Arlington Major Invite$28,000
3Team Liquid5-2160Arlington Major Invite$27,000
4Entity4-380Arlington Major Invite$26,000
5Team Secret4-340$25,000
6Gaimin Gladiators1-2N/A$24,000
7goonsquad1-3N/ADemoted to Division II$23,000
8Alliance0-3N/ADemoted to Division II$22,000

Division II

RankTeamSeriesDPC PointsSeedPrize
1Nigma Galaxy 7-0N/APromoted to Division I$17,000
2Into the Breach 6-1N/APromoted to Division I$16,000
3DGG Esports5-2N/A$15,000
4IVY4-3N/A$11,000
5Team Bald Reborn3-4N/A$9,000
611Monkeyz1-6N/A$7,000
7Brame1-6N/ARelegatedN/A
8EU Rejects1-6N/ARelegatedN/A

China DPC Summer Tour Regional League Standings

Division I

RankTeamSeriesDPC PointsSeedPrize
1Royal Never Give Up5-2400Arlington Major Invite$30,000
2Aster.Aries4-3240Arlington Major Invite$28,000
3Team Aster4-2160Arlington Major Invite$27,000
4Xtreme Gaming4-380Arlington Major Invite$26,000
5EHOME3-440$25,000
6PSG.LGD3-3N/A$24,000
7Vici Gaming3-4N/ADemoted to Division II$23,000
8Dandelion Esports Club1-6N/ADemoted to Division II$22,000

Division II

RankTeamSeriesDPC PointsSeedPrize
1CDEC Gaming6-1N/APromoted to Division I$17,000
2Invictus Gaming6-1N/APromoted to Division I$16,000
3Team Magma4-3N/A$15,000
4LBZS3-4N/A$11,000
5ShenZhen3-4N/A$9,000
6Team Fusion3-4N/A$7,000
7Ybb Gaming2-5N/ARelegatedN/A
8Team Saiyan1-6N/ARelegatedN/A

Eastern Europe DPC Summer Tour Regional League Standings

Division I

RankTeamSeriesDPC PointsSeedPrize
1Natus Vincere5-1400Arlington Major Invite$30,000
2Team Spirit5-1240Arlington Major Invite$28,000
3Outsiders5-1160Arlington Major Invite$27,000
4BetBoom Team4-280$26,000
5One Move3-340$25,000
6Mind Games1-5N/A$24,000
7Pari Parni1-6N/ADemoted to Division II$23,000
8Rune Eaters1-6N/ADemoted to Division II$22,000

Division II

RankTeamSeriesDPC PointsSeedPrize
1Nemiga Gaming6-1N/APromoted to Division I$17,000
2HellRaisers5-1N/APromoted to Division I$16,000
3cybercats4-2N/A$15,000
4PuckChamp4-3N/A$11,000
5HYDRA2-5N/A$9,000
6No Sorry2-4N/A$7,000
7X32-5N/ARelegatedN/A
8Team Empire1-5N/ARelegatedN/A

Southeast Asia DPC Summer Tour Regional League Standings

Division I

RankTeamSeriesDPC PointsSeedPrize
1BOOM Esports6-1400Arlington Major Invite$30,000
2Talon Esports6-1240Arlington Major Invite$28,000
3Fnatic4-2160Arlington Major Invite$27,000
4RSG4-380$26,000
5T14-340$25,000
6Team SMG3-4N/A$24,000
7Nigma Galaxy SEA1-6N/ADemoted to Division II$23,000
8Polaris Esports0-7N/ADemoted to Division II$22,000

Division II

RankTeamSeriesDPC PointsSeedPrize
1Execration6-0N/APromoted to Division I$17,000
2Lilgun6-2N/APromoted to Division I$16,000
3Army Geniuses4-2N/A$15,000
4Summit Gaming3-4N/A$11,000
5Made in Philippines3-4N/A$9,000
6Atlantis3-4N/A$7,000
7TNC Predator2-5N/ARelegatedN/A
8Neon Esports0-7N/ARelegatedN/A

North America DPC Summer Tour Regional League Standings

Division I

RankTeamSeriesDPC PointsSeedPrize
1nouns6-1400Arlington Major Invite$30,000
2Quincy Crew6-0240Arlington Major Invite$28,000
3Evil Geniuses 5-1160$27,000
4TSM4-380$26,000
5Wildcard Gaming3-440$25,000
65RATFORCESTAFF1-6N/A$24,000
7felt1-6N/ADemoted to Division II$23,000
8The Cut1-6N/ADemoted to Division II$22,000

Division II

RankTeamSeriesDPC PointsSeedPrize
1Alpha7-0N/APromoted to Division I$17,000
2KBU.US6-1N/APromoted to Division I$16,000
35ManMidas3-4N/A$15,000
4Eternity3-4N/A$11,000
5Team DogChamp3-3N/A$9,000
6Arkosh Gaming2-4N/A$7,000
7Simply TOOBASED2-5N/ARelegatedN/A
8Happy Seals1-6N/ARelegatedN/A

South America DPC Summer Tour Regional League Standings

Division I

RankTeamSeriesDPC PointsSeedPrize
1beastcoast5-1400Arlington Major Invite$30,000
2Thunder Awaken5-1240Arlington Major Invite$28,000
3Infamous4-2160$27,000
4Tempest3-480$26,000
5Wolf Team3-340$25,000
6Infinity2-5N/A$24,000
7SG esports2-4N/ADemoted to Division II$23,000
8Hokori1-5N/ADemoted to Division II$22,000

Division II

RankTeamSeriesDPC PointsSeedPrize
1Coritiba Esports5-1N/APromoted to Division I$17,000
2Dreamers Esports5-1N/APromoted to Division I$16,000
3Ravens5-1N/A$15,000
4Mad Kings4-2N/A$11,000
5Balrogs2-5N/A$9,000
6Gorillaz-Pride2-5N/A$7,000
7South Team2-5N/ARelegatedN/A
8NoPing e-sports1-6N/ARelegatedN/A

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