Aurora Gaming — organization and its divisions
Best since June 2025: Dota 2 — 1st place at FISSURE Universe: Episode 8; CS2 — 1st place at PGL Masters Bucharest 2025.
The season by game
since June 2025; roster, matches and upcoming events are on each club’s page
Prize money adds up the tournaments where the prize for the place is published: CS2 — 22 of 23 tournaments.
Divisions
as on the club pages
Dota 2
445
maps
270
wins
60.7%
win rate
- The season from 20:00 UTC on May 31, 2025 to 06:44 UTC on Oct 18, 2026, premium and professional leagues.
- Club page
Counter-Strike 2
198
maps
109
wins
55.1%
win rate
- Matches from Jun 6, 2025 to Oct 16, 2026.
- Club page
Trophies
two different windows — the counters do not add up
0
TI titles, all time
No title — across all 15 editions of The International, not merely inside our season window.
2
first places since June 2025
- Counter-Strike 2 PGL Masters Bucharest 2025
- Dota 2 FISSURE Universe: Episode 8
Facts and records
2
first places this season
1 Dota 2 and 1 CS2
Aurora Gaming has 2 first places this season across 2 games — 1 in Dota 2 and 1 in CS2; the richest titles were FISSURE Universe: Episode 8 (Dota 2) and PGL Masters Bucharest 2025 (CS2). The organization ranks 4th for season prize money among the 12 organizations with divisions in Dota 2 and CS2: $2,998,117; the CS2 division brought in more — $1,694,500 against $1,303,617 from Dota 2. The organization’s divisions stand far apart in their season tables: Dota 2 ranks 4th of 17 for win rate (60.7%), while CS2 ranks 11th of 50 for share of maps won (55.1%).
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The organization itself
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Aurora Gaming has one title of the season in each game, and they could hardly differ more in size. The CS2 club won PGL Masters Bucharest 2025 for $400,000, its largest payout by far; the Dota 2 club’s title, FISSURE Universe Episode 8 in January 2026, paid $125,000, less than three of its second places.
Those second places tell the Dota 2 story. The club has played more maps than anyone in our season table, 445, wins 60.7% of them, fourth of 17, and has finished runner-up three times at events with a $1,000,000 pool: PGL Wallachia Season 8 and DreamLeague Seasons 28 and 29.
The CS2 club wins a smaller share of its maps, 54.6%, 13th of 50, yet earns more, $1,694,500 against $1,303,617. Its autumn of 2026 brought two deep runs in a row: second at StarLadder StarSeries Fall 2026 in Barcelona in September and third at ESL Pro League Season 24 in October.