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Asia Pacific Predator League 2026 — Dota 2

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Won by Myth Avenue Gaming, runner-up REKONIX.

game
Dota 2
dates
Jan 7 – Jan 11 2026
tier
3
location
New Delhi, India
teams
11

Placements and prize money

places and prize money

1 Myth Avenue Gaming $65,000
2 REKONIX $20,000
3 InterActive Philippines $7,500
4 Atlantis 2.0 $7,500
5-6 The Mob $0
5-6 ZEZE $0
7-8 Asterisk $0
7-8 Euphoria Esports $0
9-11 NexTide by MPH $0
9-11 Team Randoms $0
9-11 Veroja $0

$0 — the place pays nothing: 7 rows of 11.

Champion

Myth Avenue Gaming

$65,000

first-place prize

7–2

Myth Avenue Gaming maps here, won–lost

100.0% of Myth Avenue Gaming’s season prize money: the club’s only paid event of the season

How the pool is split

the pool is allocated by place in full

65.0%

first place

$65,000 of the $100,000 allocated

100.0%

top half of the rows

top 6 rows of 11 · $100,000

×3.3

first place to second

$65,000 against $20,000

Against the season: the highest first-place share 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

Calendar

Maps played

26 maps · as of Oct 18, 2026, 06:44 UTC

All Dota 2 maps

33 min

median map, Radiant 46.2%

season: 40 min and 50.9% over 38 events with 10+ maps

Jan 11 Myth Avenue Gaming W vs REKONIX 41:01
Jan 11 REKONIX vs Myth Avenue Gaming W 58:51
Jan 11 Myth Avenue Gaming vs REKONIX W 25:20
Jan 11 InterActive Philippines vs REKONIX W 32:24
Jan 11 InterActive Philippines vs REKONIX W 26:16
Jan 11 InterActive Philippines W vs REKONIX 32:09
Jan 11 REKONIX vs Myth Avenue Gaming W 39:02
Jan 11 Myth Avenue Gaming W vs REKONIX 33:36
Jan 11 REKONIX W vs Myth Avenue Gaming 30:01
Jan 7 Atlantis 2.0 vs InterActive Philippines W 32:40

The 10 latest of 26 maps are shown; the longest of all ran 59 min;

Maps as of Oct 18, 2026. No map of this tournament has a per-player breakdown.

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Myth Avenue Gaming won the Asia Pacific Predator League 2026 in New Delhi by beating REKONIX 2–1 twice on January 11, the second time in the final, after REKONIX had come back through InterActive Philippines the same day.

The $65,000 first prize was 65.0% of the pool, the most top-heavy split of any Dota 2 event this season, and it is all the prize money Myth Avenue has earned in it.

The maps were unusually short, a median of 33 minutes against 40 across the season, and Myth Avenue went 7–2 in them over the event.

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