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• OG parts ways with Taiga and DM, begins Dota 2 roster rebuild after TI 2023 miss

  OG released Tommy ‘Taiga’ Le and Dmitry ‘DM’ Dorokhin after failing to qualify for The International 2023. The organisation has begun a Dota 2 roster rebuild to address the qualification failure and prepare for upcoming events. The departures free two active roster slots that OG will need to fill ahead of the next competitive season.

• Paris Saint-Germain partners with Quest Esports to return to Dota 2 ahead of TI 2023

  Paris Saint-Germain has partnered with Quest Esports to re-enter Dota 2 competition. The partnership was announced just before The International 2023, the game's biggest annual tournament. PSG's move restores the club's presence in the Dota 2 scene and positions its brand for exposure during TI season.

• Dota 2 fans frustrated as TI12 nears with few event updates

  The International 12 is only days from starting, and the Dota 2 community is frustrated by a lack of recent updates about the event. Organizers have not provided new information as the tournament approaches. This matters because fans and participants expect timely details in the run-up to a major esports event.

• Dexerto publishes 2023 calendar of remaining major esports tournaments

  Dexerto compiled a comprehensive list of every major esports tournament still scheduled for 2023 as the second half of the year begins. The calendar lists tournament names, start/end dates and the specific games featured to help fans, players and organizers track events. The roundup appears on Dexerto's Dota 2 section.

• Valve issues pre-TI patch for Dota 2 days before The International 2023

  Valve released a Dota 2 patch in the days immediately before The International 2023, which is set to start in a few days. The Dota 2 player community is split over the patch’s timing and content. The timing matters because last-minute balance changes can shift hero viability and team strategies at the tournament.

• Peter ‘ppd’ Dager unveils pro-backed proposal to save Dota 2 esports

  Peter ‘ppd’ Dager recently revealed a proposal, backed by professional Dota 2 players, designed to preserve the game's competitive esports scene. The move matters because ppd is a former The International champion and his plan has visible support from current pros. The initiative targets the Dota 2 competitive community and has become a focal point for discussions about the scene's future.