Dota 2 team ranking

On this page you can find the ranking of current Dota 2 teams in the 2025/26 season. Our leaderboard is automatically updated after the end of the largest Dota tournaments, so you have a great opportunity to analyze how certain events affect the positions of the clubs and the number of points they have accumulated. Follow the most popular teams, match schedules and results, achievements and prize pools with the CyberScore ranking.

What you need to know

The Dota 2 professional scene has always been volatile. Constant roster changes, the emergence of new esports organizations, and tournament series all add to the uncertainty and make it difficult to assess the objective strength of teams. Taking into account many factors, the CyberScore team eventually came up with a mathematical model that allows us to build a realistic rating of professional Dota 2 clubs. Our approach is based on assessing the strength of a team not through the prism of the players it has on its roster, but through the effectiveness of the organization's management and their impact on results over the past 7 months.

To be included in the CyberScore rankings, you must meet the following criteria:

1. At least 20 maps played during the last 7 months.
2. The last match was no later than three months ago.
3. Participation in Tier 1–Tier 3 tournaments.

The leaderboard includes teams from all regions:

• Western Europe (WEU).
• Eastern Europe (EEU).
• China (CN).
• North America (NA).
• South America (SA).
• Southeast Asia (SEA).

All teams not currently ranked can be found using the website search. You may also be interested in the Dota 2 Player Rankings, and information about current, future, and past tournaments can be found in the other section.