Dota 2 BYOC

Game: Dota 2 Starts: Sat, Feb 3rd 2018, 12:00 EET Ends: Sun, Feb 4th 2018, 01:00 EET

This is the BYOC tournament for Dota 2 at Assembly Winter 2018. Participation requires a computer slot and your own computer at the event.

The finals of the tournament is played on the Overwatch stage with computers and monitors provided for the players.

Info

Place: Helsinki Exhibition and Convention Centre, Helsinki, Finland
Teams: 16
Format: Round Robin
Match format: BO2
Prize pool: 1000€
Sign-up start: January 19, 00:00 EET
Discord: https://discord.gg/bPjJUkx
Participation: Computer ticket required, mark all team computer slots in team description

Login or signup
Create a team and list all the members of the team and their computer seats in the description
Click the signup button on this page (located on the right side bar)
Join the Discord server

The €1000 prize pool will be divided among the top three teams as follows:

1. 600€
2. 300€
3. 100€

Saturday, February 3, 2018

12:00 Tournament Starts

23:00 EET Finals on stage

These rules apply for all BYOC tournaments in Assembly Winter 2018.

All participants agree to behave in an appropriate and respectful manner to preserve fair play and sportsmanship.
All player names, pictures and team names must be appropriate and respectful.
All participants must add their computer place to their TMS profile.
All the tournament matches must be played from your own computer place, from your own computer, with the exception of the Hearthstone tournaments in which you can play from anywhere in the venue. We do not have separate areas reserved for players participating in casual tournaments.
All participants must do a check-in at Gameinfo during the tournament specific check-in time to be able to participate in the tournament. Even if you have done a check-in for another tournament earlier, you must repeat it for all the tournaments you are participating in.
- For team games a minimum of 3 players from the team must be present during the check-in.
Failure to adhere to these rules or the game specific rules may lead to a warning or disqualification from the tournament to the player and/or the whole team.
Administration of the tournament has the last word in any and all disputes and can make decisions outside the specified rules if needed.