RaidCall Dota 2 League Season 2
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[edit] Overview
RaidCall Dota 2 League is an 11-week online Dota 2 league run by team Evil Geniuses. Featuring the top twelve Dota 2 teams in the world battling it out for a portion of the $10,000 seasonal cash prize. The league will be commentated and broadcast live six days a week by Ayesee and Draskyl via OneMoreGame.TV.
[edit] Tournament Format
The second season of the RaidCall Dota 2 League features twelve invited Dota 2 teams competing for a prize pool of $10,000 divided under the best 3 teams. Each team will play a different team every week, eventually having played everyone once. The top four teams of the round-robin stage advance to battle it out in double-elimination playoffs. All matches are best-of-three. The group standings are determined by number of match wins, then number of game wins. If teams are still tied under those two criteria at the end of the round robin, a tiebreaking Bo3 will be played to determine standing.[1]
[edit] Prize Pool
| Place | Prize (USD) | Team |
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 1st
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$5,000 |  Team Liquid
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 2nd
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$3,000 |  Team Dignitas
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 3rd
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$2,000 |  Team Empire
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[edit] Invited Teams
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| Team Empire
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 Virtus.pro1
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 Evil Geniuses
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 mousesports
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 Fnatic.EU
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 Team 3DMAX1
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Team Dignitas
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 Natus Vincere
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| Team Liquid
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 DD.Dota
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 Mortal Teamwork
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 No Tidehunter
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- Full team rosters are available here.
- 1 Due to We haz Asian and Pulse eSports disbanding, Virtus.pro and 3DMAX were invited to replace them.[2]
[edit] Results
[edit] League Standing
1 Former Mortal Teamwork, who disbanded as well and did not finish. [3]
[edit] Playoff BracketSemifinals  Team Empire
1  Team Liquid
2  Team Dignitas
2  Fnatic.EU
0 Winner's Finals Team Liquid
0 Team Dignitas
2 Loser's Round 1 Team Empire
2 Fnatic.EU
1 Loser's Finals Team Liquid
2 Team Empire
0 Grand Finals Team Dignitas
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1 Team Liquid
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[edit] Streams
[edit] Live
Every team will play once a week resulting in six best-of-three matches per week. One match will be broadcasted per day, casted by Ayesee and Draskyl on OneMoreGameTV. The season will be 11 weeks long.[4] The Finals Weekend is a live studio-produced broadcast. All tournament matches as well as replays are also available on DotaTV.
