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PGL Wallachia Season 8 — Dota 2

finished

Won by BetBoom Team, runner-up Aurora Gaming.

game
Dota 2
dates
Apr 18 – Apr 26 2026
tier
1
location
Bucharest, Romania
teams
16

Against the season

2 of 4

favourites in top four

table’s top four: PARIVISION — 5–6, Team Falcons — 3, Team Yandex — 15–16, Aurora Gaming — 2

4.8

average season-table rank of BetBoom Team’s opponents

the 1st hardest path of 28 season events; 6 of 7 series against table clubs

table favourite PARIVISION (1st): finished 5–6

+7

BetBoom Team: 8th in the field by the table, finished 1

biggest climb of 13 field clubs

same

prize pool vs PGL Wallachia Season 7

$1,000,000 → $1,000,000

Season-table ranks of 13 of 16 field clubs, of 17median 7

The thick mark is BetBoom Team, 8th in the table.

Record places

5th

of 51 by prize pool, shared by 15

11th

of 44 by winner’s prize, shared by 5

Placements and prize money

places and prize money

1 BetBoom Team $300,000
2 Aurora Gaming $175,000
3 Team Falcons $120,000
4 Team Liquid $80,000
5-6 PARIVISION $60,000
5-6 South America Rejects $60,000
7-8 HEROIC $40,000
7-8 Team Spirit $40,000
9-11 GamerLegion $20,000
9-11 MOUZ $20,000
9-11 Xtreme Gaming $20,000
12-14 Natus Vincere $15,000
12-14 Vici Gaming $15,000
12-14 Virtus.pro $15,000
15-16 Team Yandex $10,000
15-16 Tundra Esports $10,000

Champion

BetBoom Team

$300,000

first-place prize

15–3

BetBoom Team maps here, won–lost

83.3% of maps here, 58.2% over the season

13.6% of BetBoom Team’s season prize money: its 2nd-largest payout of 20; bigger: Esports World Cup 2026 ($340,000); the same at PGL Wallachia Season 5

On the roster at the start: Kiritych, gpk, Save-, MieRo`, Kataomi`

How the pool is split

the pool is allocated by place in full

30.0%

first place

$300,000 of the $1,000,000 allocated

87.5%

top half of the rows

top 8 rows of 16 · $875,000

×1.7

first place to second

$300,000 against $175,000

Against the season: a larger first-place share than 4 of 47 events; median 46.5%.

The same pool is announced for 14 other events this season, so all 15 share rank 5.

Nearby in the season

neighbours by start date

Calendar

Facts and records

2

wins in this series this season

PGL Wallachia Season 5 and this one

2

titles this season for BetBoom Team; this is the 2nd

8th

BetBoom Team’s rank by win rate

of 17 · 7 from this field above

12

tournaments without a title before this

2nd-longest of the season’s 44 titles

BetBoom Team had already won this series earlier in the season, at PGL Wallachia Season 5; the previous edition, PGL Wallachia Season 7, went to Team Yandex. This was the club’s 2nd title of the season; the one before came at PGL Wallachia Season 5. The field had all 5 top clubs of our season table by win rate, yet the club ranks only 8th of 17. In this field 7 clubs rank above it — PARIVISION, Team Falcons, Team Yandex and 4 more; the named ones finished 5th–6th, 3rd and 15th–16th here.

Maps played

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

All Dota 2 maps

41 min

median map, Radiant 52.9%

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

Apr 26 BetBoom Team W vs Aurora Gaming 49:11
Apr 26 Aurora Gaming vs BetBoom Team W 42:21
Apr 26 BetBoom Team W vs Aurora Gaming 62:36
Apr 26 Aurora Gaming W vs Team Falcons 48:10
Apr 26 Team Falcons vs Aurora Gaming W 38:09
Apr 25 Team Falcons W vs Team Liquid 74:23
Apr 25 Team Liquid W vs Team Falcons 37:46
Apr 25 Team Falcons W vs Team Liquid 52:59
Apr 25 BetBoom Team W vs Aurora Gaming 36:58
Apr 25 BetBoom Team vs Aurora Gaming W 40:05

The 10 latest of 119 maps are shown; the longest of all ran 82 min;

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

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BetBoom Team beat Aurora Gaming twice in two days in Bucharest. On April 25 it won a three-map series that opened with an 82-minute game, the longest of the event. Aurora recovered, beat Team Falcons 2–0 the next day to earn a rematch, and then lost the final 0–3.

The title was BetBoom’s second at PGL Wallachia this season and paid $300,000. For Aurora, second place was the middle of three finals it lost in the spring of 2026, between DreamLeague Seasons 28 and 29.

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