The Best Dota 2 Players of DreamLeague Season 20

In the world of Dota 2 esports, it's important to look beyond victories and defeats. To truly appreciate the skills and strategy players bring to each match, we've taken into account such indicators as KDA (Kill-Death-Assist ratio), XPM (Experience per Minute), and GPM (Gold per Minute). A high KDA demonstrates a player's combat efficiency, while XPM and GPM indicate how effectively a player utilizes the game's resources. By combining these indicators, we can provide a more complete picture of each player's game impact. To obtain each of these indicators for each player, we analyzed past DPC Leagues and major tournaments: The Berlin Major, Lima Major, Dream League Season 19. Furthermore, we calculated these indicators for the past game days of Dream League Season 20.

Mid lane players are at the center of attention in the thrilling world of Dota 2. Their strategic positioning and timely actions can change the course of the game. The leader in this category turned out to be the young player of Team Liquid NISHA, Enity Stormstormer, and Gaimin Gladiators Quinn.

The Carry players are the cornerstone of any Dota 2 team. In this season's games, we have seen how important a Carry is to a team's success. They start the game, earning gold and experience to become the most powerful heroes on the map in the late stages of the game. A timely upgraded Carry can turn the tide of battle and ultimately secure victory for their team. Strategic positioning, conscious use of skills, and effective interaction with the team - these are the three key aspects that distinguish the best Carries in Dream League Season 20.

Soft support position players are the unsung heroes of Dota 2 who often create game-changing situations. The leader was Cr1t- with an immoderately high KDA of 6.58 and a GPM reaching 444.8, he demonstrated high efficiency and versatility in his role. His rotations and ward placements played a key role in his team's overall success in many matches.

Offlane players often have to solve complex tasks to disrupt the enemy's plans, while remaining in an inconvenient position. Here Wisper leads, with an impressive KDA of 9 and a GPM of 549. His ability to withstand pressure and mine the necessary farm is a testament to his mastery of the offlane. His use of offlane heroes like Beastmaster and Mars provides his team with the necessary control and initiation in combat encounters.

In Dream League Season 20, hard support players made a significant contribution to their teams' success. Among them, Insania stands out with a commendable KDA of 6.02. Despite the fact that he plays the hard support position, his average XPM and GPM, amounting to 318.61 and 394.89 respectively, are noteworthy. His exceptional play, especially with heroes like Oracle and Dazzle, is critical to ensuring stability and control in fights, invariably leading his team to victory.

Player	KDA	XPM	GPM
Seleri	6.2	328.2	407.5
INSaNiA	6.0	318.6	394.9
Oli	5.4	286.0	313.3
Fly	4.7	327.8	401.0
Y`	4.4	302.0	358.9

The Dream League Season 20 showcased the incredible talent and strategic depth inherent in the Dota 2 competitive scene. The data reveals just a fraction of these players' stories—their dedication, skill, and the sheer will to win. As the meta evolves and new strategies emerge, we can only expect more thrilling action in the upcoming seasons of this esports behemoth.

Stay tuned for more in-depth coverage of Dota 2, and don't forget to share your thoughts on the players who impressed you the most this season!