Dota 2 is entering a period of uncertainty as Valve makes changes to how it supports the game and its competitive scene for the upcoming 2024 season. This means that the post-The International 2023 roster shuffle could have a different vibe compared to previous years. With the removal of the Dota Pro Circuit and regional leagues, teams may be more inclined to make big moves and sign impactful players. As we await more information on how roster moves will be restricted without the DPC, here is a recap of the official roster moves, signings, and transfers post-TI12.
Date | Move |
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Nov. 1 | Blacklist International parts ways with Karl and kpii |
Oct. 31 | PSG.Quest part ways with Tobi |
Oct. 29 | beastcoast’s roster becomes free agents: Parker, DarkMago, Sacred, Scofield, and Stinger |
Oct. 27 | mini announces they are LFT after playing with Infamous since May |
Oct. 24 | x5 Gaming releases its roster: shroud, Ryu, tavo, LTH, and wij |
Oct. 24 | x5 Gaming announces a new roster: størm, Sooths, Hermit, MonHty, and Luis |
Oct. 21 | TSM parts ways with assistant coach Ekki after TI12 elimination |
Oct. 21 | Davai Lama and Thiolicor announce they are no longer with Luna Galaxy |
Oct. 21 | D1/D2Hustlers is reformed and looking for new players and a sponsor for 2024 |
Oct. 21 | Coach Mangusu and analyst Splash also remain with the stack |
Oct. 15 | Neon Esports parts ways with FortuneSoul |
Oct. 12 | Team Secret does not pursue contract buyout with BOOM Esports for Fbz |
Oct. 6 | NAVI parts ways with Danial |
Oct. 4 | Blacklist International parts ways with coach Xepher |
Oct. 4 | Blacklist International parts ways with Karl and kpii |
Oct. 1 | Team Liquid confirms zai’s extended break from competitive Dota |
Sept. 27 | Into The Breach releases its roster: lowskill, Supreme^, Xibbe, Merlin, and RESPECT |
Sept. 27 | Manager isola also released |
Sept. 27 | Into The Breach ceases Dota 2 operations entirely |
Sept. 22 | NAVI drops toshiyb, signs Niku |
Sept. 21 | Shad, Adzantick, and Dukalis leave Luna Galaxy |
Sept. 18 | HYDRA disbands, dropping dream’, Worick, Cloud, Lil, and HappyDyurara |
Sept. 18 | Coach TheHeartlessKing also dropped |
Sept. 14 | OG moves DM to inactive roster |
Sept. 8 | Mac leaves Polaris Esports |
Sept. 8 | Quest Esports parts ways with coach GuessWho, signs Daxak as new coach |
Sept. 7 | Daxak leaves Level UP |
Sept. 6 | UD Vessuwan releases its roster: KNP, Fearless, BeeBie, Boombui, and LionaX |
Sept. 6 | Manager Trequartista and coach LaKelz also released |
Sept. 6 | SPAWN Team releases its roster: 458, MamangDaya, Red, dalul, and TraVins |
Sept. 6 | Manager Nhi and coaches Mikadzan and NutZ also released |
Sept. 5 | Tundra Esports signs Topson, moves Saksa to inactive roster for TI12 |
Sept. 5 | Saksa to take extended break for undisclosed health reasons |
Sept. 4 | Clairvoyance’s coaching contract with Army Geniuses ends |
Sept. 4 | Mad Kings releases its roster: Adrian, PiPi, Oscar, Genek, and RedMonster |
Sept. 2 | Neon Esports parts ways with khishka |
Sept. 1 | Polaris Esports drops cml |
Sept. 1 | UALEIKUMNIHAO drops Otaker, signs Zitraks |
Aug. 28 | Ancient Tribe disbands, dropping WoE, Mo13ei, Mr. Luck, Alex, and LeBronDota |
Aug. 28 | Coach Mitch also released |
Aug. 28 | LeBronDota says the team will rebuild “for new season with new sponsor.” |
With The International 2023 concluded, teams are now preparing for the post-TI12 roster shuffle. However, with the uncertainty surrounding the future of Dota 2 and the removal of the Dota Pro Circuit, the upcoming season is filled with questions. Valve has not yet provided details on how invites for TI13 will be handled and if DPC points will still play a role in determining event participation. This could potentially lead to more player movement in 2024. While we await further information, teams are expected to approach the roster shuffle cautiously, anticipating some form of roster lock. Stay updated with the latest roster moves, signings, and transfers as they happen.
Source: DOTESPORTS