Team Liquid — organization and its divisions
Best since June 2025: Dota 2 — 1st place at BLAST SLAM VI and 2 more first places; CS2 — 1st–8th place at BLAST Bounty Summer 2026: Closed Qualifier.
Record places
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 prize money across all divisions — $2,507,617: 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 — 19 of 23 tournaments.
Divisions
as on the club pages
Dota 2
401
maps
234
wins
58.4%
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
141
maps
67
wins
47.5%
win rate
- Matches from Jun 6, 2025 to Oct 16, 2026.
- Club page
Trophies
two different windows — the counters do not add up
2
TI titles, all time
- The International 2017
- The International 2024
3
first places since June 2025
Dota 2 FISSURE Universe: Episode 5
Dota 2 BLAST SLAM VI
Dota 2 1win Essence II
Facts and records
3
first places this season
3 Dota 2
All 3 of Team Liquid’s first places this season came in Dota 2, the richest being BLAST SLAM VI. Both of the organization’s divisions played at an event staged in both games: Esports World Cup 2025 (Dota 2 — 5–8, CS2 — 9–16). Of the organization’s $2,507,617 in season prize money, the Dota 2 division brought in more — $1,939,117 against $568,500 from CS2.
Other organizations
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The organization itself
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All three of Team Liquid’s titles since June 2025 came in Dota 2: FISSURE Universe: Episode 5, BLAST SLAM VI and 1win Essence II. BLAST SLAM VI was the richest, and the Dota 2 club has brought in $1,939,117 of the organisation’s $2,507,617 this season.
The CS2 club has had a less settled season without a title: its highest finish was second at Stake Pulse Beat I, its strongest field result third to fourth at FISSURE Playground #2 in Belgrade, and it earned $568,500.
Both divisions played the Esports World Cup 2025: the Dota 2 club finished fifth to eighth, the CS2 club ninth to 16th.