Organizations
Divisions by game
clubs with a division visible in both games come first
23
clubs on the list
12
clubs visible in both games
9
clubs with a win rate in both
The columns rest on different samples and never add up. Dota 2 maps: the season from 20:00 UTC on May 31, 2025 to 06:44 UTC on Oct 17, 2026, premium and professional leagues, 150 maps and up. CS2 maps: matches from Jun 6, 2025 to Oct 16, 2026; CS2 win rate from 40 maps. Events counts this season’s tournaments whose placement table names the club. Prize money is the all-time Counter-Strike total, including the years before CS2. An organization page exists for clubs whose division is visible in both games: the first block of the table.
A division counts as visible when the club appears in our data for that game: the season ranking and placement tables for Dota 2; the prize table, placement tables and matches for CS2. “Maps are counted” means the division has maps in our data: in the season table for Dota 2 and in the matches for CS2; a row gets a win rate once there are enough maps to clear the bar (samples and bars are in the note below). Visible in both games: 12. Maps counted in both: 11. Win rate in both: 9.
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Only two organizations win more than 60% of their maps in both games: Team Falcons, with 62.9% in Dota 2 and 62.4% in CS2, and Team Spirit, with 60.2% and 65.1%. For most of the others one division carries the name. PARIVISION wins 63.5% in Dota 2 but 51.5% in CS2; Team Liquid wins 58.4% against 47.5%.
The best win rate in the table belongs to a club with no Dota 2 team at all: Team Vitality takes 71.7% of its CS2 maps. At the top of Counter-Strike’s all-time prize money the race is close: Natus Vincere’s $13,383,960 is about $400,000 ahead of Vitality’s $12,976,593.