Select Year
2026
PVISION
VOD
Results
Standings
| rank | Club | Prize Pool | CC Points |
|---|---|---|---|
1st |  PVISION | $750,000 | +1,000 |
2nd |  BB Team | $340,000 | +750 |
3rd |  Team Yandex | $200,000 | +500 |
4th |  Vici Gaming | $120,000 | +300 |
5th |  Team Spirit  Team Falcons  Nigma Galaxy  Rune Eaters | $70,000 | +200 |
9th |  1W  Aurora Gaming  Team Liquid  LGD Gaming | $40,000 | - |
13th |  Xtreme Gaming  MOUZ  Virtus.pro | $20,000 | - |
17th |  OG Esports  REKONIX  GamerLegion  Level UP | $10,000 | - |
21st |  Team Nemesis  Poor Rangers  L1 TEAM  Inner Circle x Insanity | $7,500 | - |
Participating Clubs
Road to EWC 2026 - Qualifiers
100%
24/24 Slots Claimed
Apr 29th - May 3rd
China
1 Club Qualifies
Asian Champions League
completed
Dec 10th - May 24th
Global
12 Clubs Qualify
EPT Tour Ranking
completed
May 29th - Jun 7th
Middle East Southwest Asia
1 Club Qualifies
Dota 2 at ROAD TO EWC 26: Online Qualifier
completed
May 29th - Jun 7th
North America
1 Club Qualifies
Dota 2 at ROAD TO EWC 26: Online Qualifier
completed
May 29th - Jun 7th
South America
1 Club Qualifies
Dota 2 at ROAD TO EWC 26: Online Qualifier
completed
May 29th - Jun 7th
Southeast Asia
1 Clubs Qualify
Dota 2 at ROAD TO EWC 26: Online Qualifier
completed
Apr 29th - May 3rd
China
1 Club Qualifies
Asian Champions League
completed
Dec 10th - May 24th
Global
12 Clubs Qualify
EPT Tour Ranking
completed
May 29th - Jun 7th
Middle East Southwest Asia
1 Club Qualifies
Dota 2 at ROAD TO EWC 26: Online Qualifier
completed
May 29th - Jun 7th
North America
1 Club Qualifies
Dota 2 at ROAD TO EWC 26: Online Qualifier
completed
Rulebook
About
Dota 2 is a five‑on‑five multiplayer online battle arena where teams choose from 126 heroes across two roles: Core and Support. Each hero has a unique set of abilities that shapes their playstyle, and players work together to push lanes, defeat enemy heroes, and ultimately destroy the opposing team’s Ancient. Teams earn experience and gold to level up and purchase items, gaining powerful advantages that can turn the tide in late-game battles.
Dota 2 has one of the most passionate and competitive esports communities in the world, built on long-standing teams, rivalries, and massive prize pools. At EWC, the top squads face off on a global stage, with strategy, coordination, and individual skill on full display as they compete for championship glory.
News
2026
Esports World Cup Trophy Award Ceremony crowns AG.AL
Thousands of competitors have traveled to the Esports World Cup 2026 in search of glory and millions in prize money, but in the end there could only be one winner of the Club Championship. The trophy award ceremony celebrated AG.AL as the Club Championship winner while honoring the achievements of each and every player involved.
2026
Notable Stories of EWC 26 Week 7
Week 7 of the Esports World Cup 2026 is officially in the books and with it, the EWC comes to a close. The final week saw champions crowned in Fortnite, Trackmania, CS2 and Crossfire, bringing one last wave of high-stakes action, dramatic finishes and standout performances. After seven weeks of competition, the Club Championships winner has been crowned, but let's not forget about all the action from this final week.
2026
CS2 at EWC 26: Spirit close out the event with a win
Team Spirit has defeated FUT Esports in the Grand Finals of Counter-Strike 2 at the Esports World Cup 2026. The finals reached their pinnacle at the Accor Arena, in Paris, France, marking the thrilling conclusion to seven-weeks of competition at EWC 26. Congratulations to Team Spirit.
2026
EWC 2026 Week 7 Champions Recap
Week 7 of the Esports World Cup 2026 saw the crowning of four new champions, in Fortnite, Crossfire, Trackmania, and Counter-Strike 2. The final week of the tournament also decided the Club Championship, where a new club was crowned for the first time in EWC history. Here’s a look back at every champion from EWC 26 Week 7.
Community Streaming Guidelines
We welcome community streamers in all languages to broadcast our Dota 2 events using DOTA TV. It is important for us that the Dota 2 community grows and has access to top level Dota 2 content.
We want to encourage community streamers to be creative and produce exciting content for their fans, at the same time, we would like to emphasise that in-line with the Dota 2 community stream policy the community streams should be strictly non-commercial — this applies to both live broadcast and VODs of the broadcast. Any content created based on the VOD livestream or parts of the VOD livestream will also need to follow our policies.
If you break these rules, EWC reserves the right to take action against your stream.
For the avoidance of doubt, you are not allowed to re-stream the streaming feeds broadcasted by EWC.
1. Streaming Titles
The community stream title has to follow a standardised format of “Full Name of Event – Team A vs. Team B”, for example, “Esports World Cup 2026 – Team A vs. Team B”.
2. Dos and Donts
Community streamers must not have professional studio level broadcast features. In addition, a physical set with several talents is not allowed.
All streams must have a 5 minute stream delay for Online Events, and a 3 minute stream delay for Offline Events.
3. Environment
Create a positive and inclusive environment and ensure proper moderation of your chat.
These requirements are not exhaustive — if in doubt, please contact us for confirmation.