BetBoom Streamers Battle 14 — Dota 2
finishedWon by Travoman Team, runner-up Stray Team.
- game
Dota 2- dates
- Jul 27 – Aug 2 2026
- tier
- 3
- location
- Russia
- teams
- 8
Against the season
Field clubs in the season table: 0 of 8.
Placements and prize money
places and prize money
$0 — the place pays nothing: 2 rows of 8.
Champion
Travoman Team
$25,232
first-place prize
76.0% of Travoman Team’s season prize money: its biggest payout of 3
How the pool is split
allocated in full, give or take rounding
50.0%
first place
$25,232 of the $50,461 allocated
91.3%
top half of the rows
top 4 rows of 8 · $46,047
×2.5
first place to second
$25,232 against $10,092
Against the season: a larger first-place share than 41 of 47 events; median 46.5%.
Shares are taken from the sum by place, $50,461; it differs from the announced $50,464 by $3 — rounding by place.
Nearby in the season
neighbours by start date
- beforeEPL Masters I
- after1win Essence II
Facts and records
Travoman Team won the series at its 4th edition this season, having finished 7th–8th at BetBoom Streamers Battle 11, 3rd at BetBoom Streamers Battle 12 and 7th–8th at BetBoom Streamers Battle 13. This is the latest of the 4 editions of the series played this season, each with a different winner: earlier titles went to YBN Team (BetBoom Streamers Battle 11), by Owl Team (BetBoom Streamers Battle 12) and Solo Team (BetBoom Streamers Battle 13).
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Edition 14 is the fourth and, so far, final BetBoom streamer event in Dota 2 this season, and the smallest of the four: $50,464, down from $57,902 at edition 12. The field shrank to eight teams again, the same as edition 13 and fewer than the ten and twelve of the autumn events.
The champion, Travoman Team, got there by way of the bottom of the table. It shared seventh at edition 11, climbed to third at edition 12, slipped back into the unpaid last pair at edition 13, and then won the next one. Across the four events the team earned $33,185, three quarters of it from this single title.
Only two teams played all four editions of the season: Travoman and Stray Team. Stray’s line is steadier — fifth-to-sixth, seventh-to-eighth, fourth, and now second. The $10,092 it took for the final is more than its three earlier finishes paid put together.
The two finalists of the season opener had the worst week. YBN Team, the edition 11 champion, came back after sitting out two events, and Rostik Team, which had lost two finals in a row, after missing one; both ended seventh-to-eighth with no prize money. avice Team and Daxak Team, both new to the series this season, placed fourth and fifth-to-sixth, while NS Team rose from the last pair at edition 13 to third.