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The International Dota 2 Championships Compendium Funding Smashes Through 6 Million
Post by Dan @ 09:56am 21/05/14 | 3 Comments
The sky is the limit for Valve Software's crowdfunded prize additional prize pool for the annual Dota 2 tournament The International, as contributions to The Compendium have now passed the $6 million mark.

$6 million had previously been the highest listed stretch goal for the campaign, and having met that, another nine have been outlined all the way up to $10M.
It’s been only twelve days since the Compendium launched, and already the prize pool for The International has risen to astonishing heights, rocketing beyond the $6,000,000 stretch goal. Now we’re introducing several new stretch goals to aim for. Head over to the Compendium website to learn more.

Haven’t bought a Compendium? Now’s the time make your mark on the biggest Dota 2 event of the year. Activate your Compendium to get the Evolving Battle Point Booster, Couriers, Loading Screens, HUD, a vote for which hero will receive the next Arcana item, upcoming Immortal items, and much more.
That's already a whole lot of change for a videogame tournament. The International 2014 will take place in Seattle on July 18th.


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ravn0s
Posted 03:20pm 21/5/14
is this the biggest prize pool ever?
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Crash
Posted 03:56pm 21/5/14
is this the biggest prize pool ever?

Its the biggest esports prize pool. Heres an article comparing it to sporting events
http://www.dailydot.com/esports/dota-2-international-prize-pool-6-million/
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Sir Redhat
Posted 07:33pm 21/5/14
It makes me wonder what Blizzard are doing to promote their game as esports. Starcraft and WoW arena(died a long time ago really) are being left in the dust.
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