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GamerLegion — organization and its divisions

Best since June 2025: Dota 2 — 3rd place at EPL Masters II; CS2 — 1st–8th place at BLAST Bounty Winter 2026: Closed Qualifier.

Record places

10th

of 12 by prize money this season across all divisions

The season by game

since June 2025; roster, matches and upcoming events are on each club’s page

Season calendar
Dota 2 GamerLegion 14 0 3 · EPL Masters II $341,050

Season prize money across all divisions — $1,009,380: the column added up over one window for both games. Prize money adds up the tournaments where the prize for the place is published: CS2 — 20 of 22 tournaments.

Divisions

as on the club pages

Dota 2

234

maps

115

wins

49.1%

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

152

maps

73

wins

48.0%

win rate

  • Matches from Jun 6, 2025 to Oct 16, 2026.
  • Club page

Trophies

two different windows — the counters do not add up

TI titles record

0

TI titles, all time

No title — across all 15 editions of The International, not merely inside our season window.

0

first places since June 2025

No first place in calendar tournaments since June 2025, in either game.

Facts and records

GamerLegion’s Dota 2 player Bignum ranks 3rd for career length (13.9 years) and 5th for maps played (2,785 maps) among the 65 players of this season’s teams. Both of the organization’s divisions played at an event staged in both games: Esports World Cup 2026 (Dota 2 — 17–20, CS2 — 9–16). Of the organization’s $1,009,380 in season prize money, the CS2 division brought in more — $668,330 against $341,050 from Dota 2.

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GamerLegion has not won a title in either game since June 2025, but its CS2 club has earned almost twice as much as its Dota 2 side: $668,330 against $341,050, of $1,009,380 in all.

The Dota 2 club’s best result was third place at EPL Masters II in September 2026. Its core of RCY, Fayde, Bignum and Speeed dates from November 2025, and Bignum’s career, 13.9 years, is one of the longest among this season’s Dota 2 players.

Both divisions played the Esports World Cup 2026: the CS2 club finished ninth to 16th, the Dota 2 club 17th to 20th.

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