Watch the entire tournament live through Steam Broadcasting, YouTube, or Twitch. Get real-time stats, graphs, and Steam chat as part of the DotaTV Live Streaming experience. You can also step into Dota VR Theater to watch live matches and replays in SteamVR.
In Person
If you purchased a ticket, visit the ticketing FAQ to learn how to pick up your badge and link it to your Steam account. Fans can also watch the tournament for free on a huge LED screen on the lawn next to KeyArena.
Newcomer Stream
Have friends new to Dota? The Newcomer Stream is a special broadcast enhanced with contextual overlays aimed at easing people into understanding the expansive world of Dota during the most exciting event of the competitive year.
In-Game
Watching in the Dota 2 client lets you control your own camera or even see the pro-player perspective. Battle Pass owners can also make in-game Battle Predictions for a chance at bonus Battle Points. Find the live brackets and schedule in the Featured section of the Watch menu.
Pubstomps
We know many fans can't make it to KeyArena to see The International in person, so this year we've partnered with Barcraft United to help users connect at local Pubstomp events around the globe.
DVR Replays
Tune in a few hours late, or relive the previous day's full broadcast complete with pause and rewind features. The results of each day's games are hidden by default in the Replays section of the website to help avoid spoilers.
Prize Pool
$10,203,637
First Place
$3,710,414
Second Place
$2,434,959
Third Place
$1,623,306
Fourth Place
$1,043,554
Fifth Place
$1,043,554
Sixth Place
$579,752
Seventh Place
$579,752
Eighth Place
$347,851
Ninth Place
$347,851
Tenth Place
$347,851
Eleventh Place
$347,851
Twelfth Place
$115,950
13th Place
$115,950
14th Place
$115,950
15th Place
$115,950
16th Place
$57,975
17th Place
$57,975
18th Place
$100,000
All-Star Game
Last Updated: 08.02.17 1:25 am PDT
25% of the proceeds of all Battle Pass sales go directly to The International prize pool.
