Dota Pro Circuit 2023 Tour 3: Division II results

The matches of the Dota Pro Circuit 2023 summer season among the Division II teams are over. The results of the regional leagues and positions of the teams are presented below.

Level UP, Nigma Galaxy and ex-Monaspa competed in Tiebreaker for promotion to Division I. Level UP and Nigma turned out to be stronger.

Into The Breach and Ancient Tribe kept their places. Old G, despite remaining in DPC, may have disbanded according to Ceb.

IVY and Alliance were the weakest and left the Dota Pro Circuit.

Natus Vincere will return to the Division I. Together with them, Team Sexy also advanced.

Matreshka, StoRm, MoneyMakers and NAVI Junior remain in the second division. Tiebreaker were decided only the place and the amount of prize money.

SIBE Team and cybercats took the last places and are eliminated from the regional league.

The Last Dark and Big brain lost Tiebreaker for 2nd place. They remain in the division along with Supernova and Team Disillusion.

iG.Vitality and Limit took the last places in the group and are leaving the Dota Pro Circuit.

Geek Slate is the undisputed leader of the group. Neon Esports won Tiebreaker against Polaris Esports and Myth Avenue Gaming.

IHC Esports and SPAWN Team secured their DPC spots, but UD Vessuwan and Vision did not.

Wildcard Gaming advanced to Division I. Ravens had to fight for the 2nd place in the group against CDUB Esports and The Cut.

TiltedBoys and American goons, which almost got discualified at the beginning of the season, remain in the Division II. But Nexus Titans and GRIN Esports took the last places and left the DPC.

Keyd Stars and Universitario Esports take 1st-2nd places and advance to the Division I.

Lava, NoPing Esports, Los moticucos and noMERCY keep their places in DPC Div II.

Qhali and x5 Gaming are unfortunately leaving the second division of South America.