Dota 2 Match Schedule (incl. The International)

The Dota 2 Match Schedule (incl. The International) tracks every upcoming professional Dota 2 match across the Dota Pro Circuit (DPC) and The International, the premier esports championship operated by Valve Corporation. This sports calendar covers the entire seasonal cycle of Dota 2's competitive tier-one and tier-two events, from regional league play through the culminating world championship, with match data sourced live from PandaScore. Each fixture is timestamped in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), providing a unified reference point for a global audience that follows teams from China, Southeast Asia, Europe, the CIS, North America, and South America. The DPC structure, introduced by Valve in 2017, links a series of Majors and regional leagues to qualification for The International, and this calendar reflects every match in that ecosystem. Events in the calendar take the form of individual series or single-game matches, with the two competing team names and the scheduled kickoff time. The sample includes high-profile clashes such as REKONIX versus Team Spirit, LGD Gaming versus Team Yandex, and BetBoom Team against GamerLegion, reflecting the breadth of organisations that regularly appear in DPC tours and International qualifiers. Matches are scheduled throughout the week, often clustering in evening blocks for major regions, and the calendar’s UTC timestamps allow fans, analysts, and event producers to convert kickoff times to any local zone without confusion. Tournament organisers and broadcast partners — such as PGL and ESL — host DPC Leagues and Majors in venues from Stockholm to Lima, and The International itself has been held in locations including Seattle, Shanghai, Bucharest, and Singapore, underscoring the global footprint of the sport. Esports journalists, team scouts, and the broader Dota 2 community can use this smart calendar feed — free to subscribe — to keep every scheduled match immediately visible in day-to-day calendar apps like Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. The feed auto-refreshes daily from PandaScore, ensuring that any postponements, venue changes, or last-minute bracket adjustments appear without manual re-entry. For those tracking qualification standings, the calendar provides an at-a-glance schedule of which top teams are playing when, making it easier to plan viewing, analysis, or coverage around key matchups.