
This section brings together everything related to the Dota 2 teams in one place: from the current rankings of the strongest organizations on the competitive scene to a complete database of teams that have ever participated in tournaments.
CyberScore Rankings
This is a list of teams currently active on the professional scene, sorted according to our mathematical model of a club’s strength. The rankings evaluate not individual players on the roster, but the organization’s overall effectiveness – that is, the decisions made by its management and the consistency of the current roster’s performance. The rankings are updated after major tournaments conclude.
To be included in the ranking, a team must meet all three of the following criteria:
- The team has played at least 20 maps over the past 7 months.
- The team’s most recent match took place no more than 3 months ago.
- The team has participated in Tier 1–Tier 3 tournaments.
All Teams
Here you’ll find the complete CyberScore team database – including teams that didn’t make it into our rankings: notable organizations that have stopped their professional activities and young clubs just starting out.
By default, the teams on this tab are sorted by total prize money earned over time, so well-known clubs appear at the top of the list, while newer or less prominent ones appear further down the pages.
Recent tournament winners
The table below shows the results of recently concluded Tier 1–Tier 3 tournaments: the prize pool and its distribution among the top three teams.
Prize money leaders in 2026
This ranking, located in the sidebar, shows the top earners based on total prize money won on the Dota 2 competitive scene in the current year.




































