Gorgc Reveals The Selling Price of DPC Slots

Ammar Aryani
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During a livestream coverage of the Western European Dota Pro Circuit (WEU DPC) Open Qualifiers, Gorgc was recently asked about the price of DPC slots by 33.
Gorgc joking claimed that he initially wanted to sell the slot to a different team, however he abandoned the idea when he heard the creation of Old G.
He revealed that the prices for DPC slots vary from region to region ranging from $10K to upto $100k.

Janne "Gorgc'' Stefanovski was recently asked about the price of DPC slots by TI11 champion Neta “33” Shapira during a livestream covering the open qualifiers of the Western European Dota Pro Circuit (WEU DPC). 

Despite being a popular livestreamer within the Dota 2 community, Gorgc also plays professional Dota 2 as his current team, Team Bald Reborn is currently playing in the second division of the upcoming DPC regional league.

Gorgc reveals the prices of DPC slots

During a livestream covering the open qualifiers of the Western European Dota Pro Circuit (WEU DPC), Janne "Gorgc'' Stefanovski told Neta “33” Shapira that he originally wanted to sell his team’s spot in the second division of the upcoming DPC regional league. However, he abandoned the idea of selling the slot upon hearing the creation of the Old G stack featuring the trio of  Topias "Topson" Taavitsainen, Johan "N0tail" Sundstein and Sebastian "Ceb" Debs.

33 then proceeded to ask Gorgc about the prices of a DPC slot in the second division. While Gorgc was hesitant to tell him at first due to possible non-disclosure agreements with tournament organizers, he then revealed that a DPC slot in the second division can cost between $10K USD to $20K USD depending on the team that is open to negotiations.

“I can say it’s somewhere between $10K USD to $20K USD depending on the team that is open to selling their spot in the division. Just straight off, the minimum would be $10K USD.”

33 then told Gorgc that Eastern European (EEU) teams are selling their Division I slots for around $30K USD. However, Gorgc noted that Division I teams would usually sell their slot for a higher price.

“I heard from the EEU region that teams are selling their Division I slots for $30K USD, which is weird since I assumed that Division I slot prices are usually between $60K USD to $100K USD”. said 33 when telling Gorgc about the DPC slot prices in the EEU region.

As of late, many teams have bought or sold their places within the DPC for various reasons. It seems like Valve has not imposed any restrictions on teams selling or purchasing a spot in their DPC regional leagues.

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Ammar has been actively engaged in the esports industry in Malaysia in multiple roles in the past. Now, he utilizes his esports expertise to create insightful and meaningful content as the de facto Dota 2 writer at AFK Gaming.
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