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ELO rating
Peak 1589Vs. the model
Series won as underdog · lost as favourite
Across 42 rated series
About
Team Liquid is one of the most iconic names in esports, and their Dota 2 team has a special place in the hearts of fans worldwide. Originating from the Netherlands, Team Liquid has earned its reputation not just through skill, but through the way they’ve built a legacy in the Dota 2 scene.
Early Days
When you think of Team Liquid in Dota 2, the first thing that comes to mind is their incredible victory at The International 2017. This was the moment they truly cemented themselves as one of the greatest teams in the game’s history. Liquid went into the grand finals and took down Newbee 3-0, earning not just the $11 million prize but the respect of the entire esports world. That was a moment where the team’s synergy and strategy clicked perfectly, and the world could see the dedication they had put into their craft.
Back-to-Back TI Champions With Different Rosters
In 2024, Liquid did something no other team had ever done—they won The International twice with completely different lineups. Captained by 33 (Neta Shapira), the team blended individual brilliance and rock-solid teamwork to dominate the tournament. miCKe and Nisha delivered explosive plays, while Boxi and iNSaNiA kept the team coordinated and composed. This historic win wasn’t just a trophy; it was a statement that Team Liquid’s culture, resilience, and organization run deeper than any roster.
Fun Facts:
Two-Time TI Champs, Two Different Rosters. Team Liquid made history by winning The International twice (2017 and 2024) — but what’s wild is they did it with completely different lineups each time. That’s unheard of in Dota 2.
The organization originally started as a StarCraft team before expanding into Dota 2 and other esports. The name “Liquid” was chosen to represent flexibility and flow, which definitely fits their adaptive Dota playstyle.
Achievements
– The International 2024 Champions (3–0 vs. Gaimin Gladiators)
– 2nd Place at Riyadh Masters 2024 ($800,000 prize)
– 1st Place at Elite League Season 2 – 3rd Place at ESL One Kuala Lumpur 2023
– 2nd Place at BetBoom Dacha Dubai 2024
– 5th Place at The International 2023
– 1st Place at BLAST SLAM VI
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Match History
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