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Team statistics

In-depth performance analytics
Prize money earned
$83.2k
All time total
Average stats
Patch:7.41
00:00
Average map duration
0.0
Average kills
Map duration by minutes
00:00
Shortest
00:00
Longest
Podium finishes
12%
Top 3 rate
1 place
0
2 place
2
3 place
0
Total tournaments
17
Advanced stats
Performance metrics over time
Best win streak
5
Comebacks (%)
3%(1/40)
Decisive maps won (%)
8%(1/12)
Easiest opponent
IHC Esports/ 4 wins (80%)
Toughest opponent
Flipster Talon/ 4 losses (100%)
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Biography

Bleed Esports is a Singaporean esports organization, founded in September 2021. The first Dota 2 roster was formed in December 2022, featuring JaCkky, Kordan, Masaros, PlayHard-, DuBu, and Forev as the coach.

The first and winning tournament for the organisation was the M. Invitational 2023. A little later, Bleed Esports got a spot in the DPC SEA 2023 Tour 3: Division I, where they took first place. In the same year, the guys participated in the DPC Major. Bali 2023 and tried to qualify for TI12 and ESL One Kuala Lumpur. It should be noted that there were several changes in the team at that time.

In 2024, when qualifying for DreamLeague Season 22, the line-up looked like this:JaCkky, Mikoto, Masaros, DJ and poloson. However, this change did not help the team qualify for the main stage of the tournament. 

  • On 13 March 2024, Bleed Esports signed zeal.

In the renewed team, the guys tried to qualify for Elite League 2024, but could not make it past the closed stage. The same fate awaited them at the qualifiers for DreamLeague Season 23 and PGL Wallachia Season 1 - they did not make it to the main part of the tournament. However, in addition to that, the guys performed in the Opus League, finishing in sixth place.

The team received a direct invitation to qualify for the Riyadh Masters, The International 2024 and Elite League Season 2, but failed in each. In between qualifying for major tournaments, the guys played in the RES Regional Series: SEA #3, where they finished sixth.

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