1win Essence I — Dota 2
finishedWon by PARIVISION, runner-up 1w Team.
- game
Dota 2- dates
- May 2 – May 11 2026
- tier
- 2
- location
- Europe
- teams
- 12 / 14
Against the season
40 min
median map, Radiant 54.0%
season: 40 min and 50.9% over 38 events with 10+ maps
Season-table ranks of 4 of 12 field clubs, of 17median 9
The thick mark is PARIVISION, 1st in the table.
Placements and prize money
places and prize money
$0 — the place pays nothing: 6 rows of 12.
Champion
$50,000
first-place prize
9–1
PARIVISION maps here, won–lost
90.0% of maps here, 63.5% over the season
1.8% of PARIVISION’s season prize money: its 12th-largest payout of 19; the biggest: Esports World Cup 2026 ($750,000); the same at DreamLeague Season 28 and PREMIER SERIES
On the roster at the start: Satanic, No[o]ne-, SSS, 9Class, Dukalis
How the pool is split
the pool is allocated by place in full
50.0%
first place
$50,000 of the $100,000 allocated
100.0%
top half of the rows
top 6 rows of 12 · $100,000
×2.0
first place to second
$50,000 against $25,000
Against the season: a larger first-place share than 24 of 47 events; median 46.5%.
The same pool is announced for 5 other events this season, so all 6 share rank 36.
Nearby in the season
neighbours by start date
- beforeESL Challenger China Season 3 x ACL 2026
- afterImmortal Cup Season 2
Facts and records
4
titles this season for PARIVISION; this is the 2nd
This was PARIVISION’s 2nd of 4 titles this season, between PREMIER SERIES and DreamLeague Season 29; only Team Yandex has more (5). In our season table of 17 clubs, it ranks first by win rate: no one in this field ranked higher.
Maps played
87 maps · as of Oct 18, 2026, 06:44 UTC
The 10 latest of 87 maps are shown; the longest of all ran 76 min;
Maps as of Oct 18, 2026. No map of this tournament has a per-player breakdown.
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PARIVISION won 1win Essence I losing one map in ten, 9–1, and finished with a 3–0 in the final on May 11 in which no map lasted longer than 37 minutes. 1w Team was runner-up.
It was the second of PARIVISION’s four titles this season, between PREMIER SERIES and DreamLeague Season 29, though the $50,000 first prize amounts to only 1.8% of its season earnings.
The field was thin on the season’s leading clubs: only four of the 12 are in our season table, and Tundra Esports, one of them, finished seventh to eighth without prize money. Half of the 12 places paid nothing.