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The esports organisation Virtus.pro has announced its new Dota 2 roster, after formerly releasing a bunch of players after failing to qualify for The International 2022. The new team will be making its debut later today when it competes in the Dota 2 Champions League Season 17, and as for who has been signed to the team, the roster is as follows.
The team will also be competing in the DPC when it returns in January 2023.
The Dreamleague will feature multiple LAN events and will kick off next month.
The team beat out Team Liquid to secure $200,000 in prize money.
"While the battle against cheaters and cheat developers often takes place in the shadows," Valve wants to make this example extremely visible.
The esports organisation is leaving the competitive scene while it assesses the game's financial viability.
The tournament will see the 18 best teams from around the world competing for a share of a $500,000 prize pool.
They'll be held on three different continents.
