Competitive Dota 2 on PC features some of the most enduring esports organizations in gaming history. Powerhouse rosters have established significant benchmarks across tournament achievements, prize earnings, professional match totals, winning streaks, and statistical averages.

Earnings and Championship Records

OG stands out across several categories on PC, holding records for total prize earnings, The International earnings, and sharing the mark for most Major tournament wins. OG accumulated more than $37.7 million across its tournament history, cemented by back-to-back The International championships at TI8 in 2018 and TI9 in 2019. Johan “N0tail” Sundstein also holds the individual player record with more than $7 million in career prize earnings.

OG, Team Spirit, and Team Liquid are tied at two The International titles each. Team Spirit won TI10 in 2021 and TI12 in 2023, while Team Liquid claimed TI7 in 2017 and TI13 in 2024. Meanwhile, LGD Gaming holds the record for the most appearances at The International, marking its 12th appearance at TI 2026 after qualifying through the South American regional qualifier alongside two-time TI champion Topias “Topson” Taavitsainen.

Major Tournaments and Match Longevity

OG, Virtus.pro, and Team Secret share the record for the most Dota 2 Major tournament wins with five titles each across the official Valve Major Championships and Dota Pro Circuit eras. These records are difficult to break because Valve ended the DPC and Major Championships after the 2023 season, leaving The International as the sole sanctioned tournament each year.

Team Liquid leads several longevity-based categories on PC, including professional games played, games won, games lost, and Major finals appearances. Liquid holds the record for most professional games played with 3,202 recorded matches, 1,900 victories, and 1,302 defeats. Team Liquid also holds the record for the most Major tournament finals appearances with 10 finals.

Specialized Team Statistics

Other organizations hold specialized records across professional play:

  • Longest competitive winning streak: Newbee won 28 consecutive maps between April 22 and May 12, 2016.
  • Highest average kills (1,000+ games): Tundra Esports averaged 25.9 kills across 1,336 games.
  • Highest average deaths (1,000+ games): Beastcoast averaged 28.5 deaths across 1,024 games.
  • Highest average assists (1,000+ games): Tundra Esports averaged 62.2 assists across 1,336 games.

These records continue to update as new events take place on PC, though structural changes to the tournament circuit mean certain historical marks remain difficult to surpass.