"Dota 2" is a free-to-play multiplayer online video game created and produced by Valve Corporation. The online game is the sequel to Defense of the Ancients (DotA), which was a contemporary for Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos and its 2nd series pack, The Frozen Throne.
"Dota 2" is a match between two opposing teams (Dire and Radiant) that is consisted of five players (Heroes with abilities and skills), who each occupy their own base camp and who will be the first to destroy each team "Ancient Throne." The most prestigious annual "Dota 2" championship competition, The International, is offering its enormous prize pool in the history of Esports. There will be 20 Team that will compete in the The International 6.
Watch the full "Dota 2" The International 6 competition live via Steam Broadcasting, Twitch, YouTube, or WatchESPN. Fans will be able to view real-time statistics, gold graphs, experience graph and Steam chat as a counterpart of the DotaTV Live Streaming pass is available here.
Viewing in the "Dota 2" client lets you hover your own camera or see the professional-player point of view. Players who have battle Passes will be able to make an in-game bet for a chance to get a bonus Battle Experience Points. You can definitely look for the live brackets as well as the schedule in the upper portion of the "Dota 2" client which will be the Watch tab.
To expound more about the tremendous prize pool of the tournament, here is the current tournament Prize Pool: 1st Place - $8,848,968; 2nd Place gets $3,318,363; a cash worth $2,111,686 will be given to the 3rd Place; the 4th Place it will be $1,407,790; and the 5th Place and 6th Place are going home with $905,008. Stay tuned to GamenGuide for more "Dota 2" news and updates!