DreamLeague Season 29 Closed Qualifiers: all roster changes

11.04.2026

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Today marks the start of the DreamLeague Season 29 closed qualifiers, with many teams across different regions presenting updated rosters.

Southeast Asia

Execration will begin the tournament with a new carry, Krish Krish Gupta, while Jinn Marrey Palos P. Lamatao has left the roster.

Team Nemesis have signed two players at once: Worawit QQQ Mekchai and Anucha Jabz Jirawong. In addition, OG have brought in Alexander TORONTOTOKYO Khertek on loan, who was previously inactive.

Europe

Aibek TA2000 Tokayev has joined Power Rangers, replacing Magomed Nesfeer Kurbanov.

In Team Liquid’s roster, Polish player Marcel Ekki Hołowienko will continue to stand in while Samuel Boxi Svan remains absent for personal reasons.

Artem Lorenof Melnyk has rejoined MOUZ and will help the team in these qualifiers. Previously, the midlaner had already played for the team in the BLAST Slam VII qualifiers, but without success.

Team Liquid roster:

MichaelmiCKeVu
MichalNishaJankowski
MarcusAceHoelgaard
MarcelEkkiHołowienko (stand-in)
ErikTofuEngel

Team Nemesis roster:

Nuengnara23savageTeeramahanon
Mc NicholsonMacVillanueva
AnuchaJabzJirawong
WorawitQQQMekchai
JaunuelJaunuelArcilla

Power Rangers roster:

AibekTA2000Tokayev (stand-in)
NikitaNicky`CoolOstakhov
AlbertAlberkaaaChernoivanov
AlexanderImmersionKhmelevskoi
IlyaTill the endDeriglazov

Execration roster:

KrishKrishGupta (stand-in)
Mark AnthonyBobUrbina
JustineTinoGrimaldo
MarkShanksJubert
Bryle JacobCmlAlvizo

MOUZ roster:

RemcoCrystallisArets
ArtemLorenofMelnyk (stand-in)
MiroslavBOOMBican
DaniyalyamichLazebnyy
AlimaikBespaev (stand-in)

OG roster:

John AnthonyNatsumiVargas
Erin JasperYopaj Ferrer
AlexanderTORONTOTOKYOKhertek
TimothyTIMS Randrup
Rolen AndreSkemGabriel Ong

The closed qualifiers for DreamLeague Season 29 will take place from 12.04.2026 to 15.04.2026. The main stage of the tournament will be held from 13.05.2026 to 24.05.2026 in an online format, where 16 teams will compete for a $1,000,000 prize pool.

Earlier, Cyberscore reported that PARIVISION became the champions of PREMIER SERIES.