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An auction draft. Weekly matches that grade themselves. Scouting dossiers, playoff math, fantasy, pick'em — and a record book that never forgets. Here's the full tour.
Every season follows the same journey.
Illustrative previews of what match night can look like. Links appear when the current season has reached each feature.
OpenDota percentiles turn each performance into a report card vs the world.
Open this feature →No season required — there's always something happening.
Queue with nine players, accept the match, vote how captains are chosen, draft, play. Results auto-detect from Dota and the Elo ladder updates itself.
Open feature →Seasons, teams, trophies, achievements, career stats, report card — everything you've ever done in the league, on one page.
Open feature →Everyone finds their own corner of the league.
Track feasible results, playoff places and the tiebreakers that settle them.
Playoffs draw the classic tree — wings converging on the grand final.
Opens when the playoff bracket is seeded.
Any two players, head to head: rivalry record, career numbers side by side, signature heroes. Settle the argument.
Signups, draft sales, results, playoffs, champions, and league news can be announced automatically to keep the league channel in the loop.
No new account. No password. Just sign in with Steam.
Your profile, avatar, and ranked medal import automatically.
Preferred roles. Favorite heroes. A public note to the drafters. Everything is visible in the player pool before draft night.
Your previous info is already filled in. Update what changed. Done.
4.5K is a soft limit, not a hard cap. Over it? We review case by case — the real line is keeping out Immortals and anyone past 5K.
Limited budgets. Live bids. Spend too early — or wait too long — and someone steals your player.
A server-authoritative auction clock. Every nomination matters; every bid changes the room.
Draft night has ended. Rosters and results remain in the draft recap.
Lower-MMR captains get bigger budgets, scaled to the captain gap. Every team has a real shot.
Search, role filters, MMR sorting, ranked medals, and every player's note to captains — right in the draft room.
Biggest spend. Best value steal. Budget disasters. The draft remembers everything.
Open feature →A match ends. Box scores, standings, stats, awards, storylines — everything updates on its own.
Heroes, KDA, net worth, MVP of every game — pulled straight from Dota. Nobody types in results.
Open feature →Every performance graded S to D against the world's players on that hero. Know exactly what to work on.
Open feature →Before every match: the enemy's comfort heroes, a ban board, and how fast their games run. Know your enemy.
Open feature →Win, draw or loss: see direct qualification, tiebreaker paths and elimination using feasible scores and official standings rules. Result combinations are not predictive odds.
Open feature →Who's played who, at a glance — every meeting's result in one map of the season.
Open feature →Standings tell you who won. Elo-based power rankings tell everyone who looks dangerous.
Open feature →Player and Team of the Week crowned automatically, plus leaderboards for every stat that matters.
Open feature →Draft your fantasy five under an MMR salary cap. Score points from real league games all season.
Open feature →Predict every result, watch the community split, climb the oracle board. Trash talk included.
Open feature →The league's own meta: pick rates, win rates, most-contested heroes, and who owns each one.
Open feature →One-click check-ins, standins for no-shows, captain-to-captain rescheduling. The admin never has to chase anyone.
Open feature →Download the active season's .ics feed for every scheduled match, with stable event IDs for calendar imports.
Open feature →Single elimination. Seeds locked from the final table. No second chances.
A classic tournament tree — two wings converging on the grand final, updating live as winners advance. Tap a team to trace its run.
Opens when the playoff bracket is seeded.
The final result stays readable after the live season ends — for returning players and future rivals.
Awards, superlatives, the championship run — one page that tells the season's story.
Opens after the season crowns a champion.
The draft, the standings, the bracket, the champion — archived forever, browsable season by season.
Open feature →Champions, careers, and every season preserved exactly as it ended.