posted by Smyke,
Currently, Team Secret and Virtus.pro are leading the ranking, but the competition is though. You can tune in to ESL Dota 2 on Twitch to follow the aciton.
In case you are not interested in EU & CIS Dota, other regions offer a variety of online leagues as well. Another professional tournament organiser who entered the league market: Beyond The Summit. From April 10-26, BTS hosts an online league for each Southeast Asia and North America.
Evil Geniuses are currently leading the NA event, whereas Fnatic made it to the top at SEA.
Professional leagues
- ESL One Los Angeles 2020 Online for EU & CIS: April 4-19
- WePlay! Pushka League for EU & CIS: April 23 - May 11
- WePlay Pushka League Second Division for EU & CIS: April 23 - May 11
- GGBET StayHome Challenge for EU & CIS: April 1-16
- SECTOR: MOSTBET DOTA 2 Season 2 for EU & CIS: April 8-22
- BTS Pro Series - Americas #1: April 10-26
- BTS Pro Series - SEA #1: April 10-26
- CDA League Season 1 for China; March 28 - April 19
- China Dota2 Pro League Season 2: April 1 - June 14
- Amadeus Cup for Asia: April 7-18
- Illusion Spring for SA: April 16 - May 1
Amateur leagues
Not only can you spectate pro tournaments in all regions at the moment, there are also many possibilities to play in a league yourself. Several smaller tournaments are open to players at any skill level and offer a perfect activity to spend your time while staying at home.
- Epulze Leagues for all regions
- ATDL Blitz: Spring 2020 for SEA
- RD2L Season 20 for NA
- Upsurge Esports league for NA
- Oceanic Esports league for AU/NZ
Do you plan on participating in an amateur league? Are there any other leagues you can recommend?
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