ClassicDota

Everything is on the line. This is the deciding match in the lower bracket final at the Dota Asia Championship 2018. Local favourites LGD need to reach the final in order to qualify for TI8 and to stand a chance of giving China its first major winner. They face the consensus best team in the world, Virtus Pro, who are going for their third straight major win. LGD pick fast-paced lineup built around Maybe's Leshrac whilst Virtus Pro go for a more balanced draft with a Ramzes Terrorblade. This game features a fast start, several changes of momentum and a sublime play which sets up a dramatic victory and sends TobiWan into a high-pitched frenzy.

Techies and Tusk combination turns into a very entertaining game for the crowd.

The closest base race in competitive Dota.

The original March of the Machine Tinker. A very tense, extremely close game.

The return of DOOM!

Game 5 of 5. Takes some time to get going, but definitely worth the great late game!

Very close game! Two rapiers and naked throne! One of the best of TI3 Qualifiers!

YYF decides brewmaster is a hard carry.

ROTK's Difficulty Watch gives Big God a hard time.

ESL One Birmingham 2018, one of the last tournaments of the year, started of with a bang as both teams needed DPC points to secure an invite to the International 2018.

Fnatic drafted an IO and Morphling and decided they didn't want to fight the formidable tri-core Evil Geniuses lineup head on. Out came another classic Eternal Envy strat based around relocate backdooring EG buildings. Can EG push fast enough to defeat the rat? Will a rapier help? The game ends with a base race to remember.

MoonMeander wrecking EG. Total map control. He completely shut down EG's split pushing and farming by constant roaming. Even if he wasn't roaming he was a constant danger for EG because of his gank potential.

RNG clashes with IG in a decisive game 3 of their first 2022 DPC clash. An insane
Separate 20k and 30k gold swings in the final 8 minutes of play, which are quite possibly some the most insane 8 minutes a game of Dota has ever seen, reaching it's peak with a game saving literal 1v5 Rampage. Emo and Somnus play out of their minds throughout and the winner is unclear until the very final moment. The game was incredible throughout, but the ending catapults it into the stratosphere.

Evil geniuses showing off. Godlike outdrafting!

One of the biggest throws in recent times.

A back and forth slugfest between a farmed Spectre and a farmed Huskar, with some incredible Rubick plays from Insania. No matter how sure you might be which team is going to win, it's going to change every few minutes again. The game could go either way down to the last 30 seconds.

Game has it all. Base race, Mass buybacks and MORE!