ESL One Malaysia 2022 Will Return LAN Action to SEA Before TI11

Vignesh Raghuram
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<div class="paragraphs"><p>ESL One Malaysia 2022 Dota 2 LAN will take place in Genting</p></div>
ESL One Malaysia 2022 Dota 2 LAN will take place in Genting

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ESL One Malaysia 2022 will feature a $400K USD prize pool and will take place between August 23-28
12 teams (6 invited, 6 qualified) will compete in the tournament that is scheduled to take place in the Genting Highlands, Malaysia

ESL is attempting to give Southeast Asian (SEA) fans a taste of LAN action before The International 2022, with ESL One Malaysia 2022. The tournament is scheduled to take place between the end of the Dota Pro Circuit’s regular season (PGL Arlington Major 2022) and before the Last Chance Qualifier for The International 2022 kicks off.

ESL One Malaysia will take place between from August 23-28 in the Arena of Stars in the Genting Highlands, Malaysia and will feature a $400K USD prize pool. 12 teams will be competing at the event, with ESL directly inviting six teams, while six others will attempt to qualify for the event through the qualifiers for each region.

ESL One Malaysia 2022: All you need to know

Dates: August 23-28, 2022.

Location: Arena of Stars, Genting Highlands, Malaysia

Number of Teams: 12 Teams

Prize Pool: $400K USD

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Tickets for the tournament will go on sale on Friday (August 10) and will be priced from RM 399 ($90.81) for a 3-day premium access to RM 69 ($15.70) for one day access. More details can be found on ESL One Malaysia 2022's official webpage.

Details about the qualifiers and the invited teams are yet to be revealed by ESL Gaming.

The ESL One Malaysia 2022 will become the first international SEA Dota 2 LAN event of this caliber to feature spectators since The Kuala Lumpur Major in 2018. With The International 11 also right around the corner, SEA fans are getting a lot of love from the Dota 2 tournament organizers in recent months. It will be interesting to see if the crowd lives up to the expectations when the tournaments take place in the region.

Since it is likely that this will be the last stop for international teams before the qualifiers for The International 2022 kick off, the competition is expected to be fierce, as teams try to sharpen their fangs ahead of the bloodbath that will await them, following the conclusion of the event.


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Vignesh has been covering the esports industry for nearly 5 years starting with the early days of the DPC. His industry expertise includes experience in Dota 2, CS:GO and Mobile Esports coverage.