PARIVISION wins the DreamLeague Season 26 championship

The DOTA 2 ^[1] scene is filled with high-ranking tournaments, some of which take the entire world by storm. With the Esports scene being larger than ever, primarily thanks to the Esports World Cup coming soon, even minor tournaments have multiple eyes on them to see which players and teams are the future.

PARIVISION has officially risen to the top of the Dota 2 world after winning DreamLeague Season 26. The Eastern European team closed out the ESL Pro Tour season with a dominant run, ending in a 3-0 sweep over rivals BetBoom in the grand finals. This latest victory follows earlier titles at ESL One Raleigh and Bangkok, proving PARIVISION’s consistency.

Here’s what to know about the end of the Dota 2 DreamLeague Season 26 championship.

PARIVISION’s DreamLeague Season 26 Dota 2 run results in championship victory

PARIVISION set its status as one of the best Dota 2 teams by claiming the DreamLeague Season 26 title. Their path to the grand finals was marked by dominance, especially against fellow Eastern European team BetBoom, whom they defeated five times throughout the playoffs. It resulted in a sweep of BetBoom in the upper bracket finals and the grand finals.

This victory at DreamLeague Season 26 concludes this year’s ESL Pro Tour with PARIVISION as champions. It solidifies their position at the top of the competitive Dota 2 scene, building on previous victories at ESL One Raleigh and ESL One Bangkok. Their performance throughout the event showcased a team operating at a seemingly unstoppable level, making them favorites heading into the upcoming Riyadh Masters at the Esports World Cup.

How PARIVISION secured the DreamLeague title

Game 1 set the tone as PARIVISION delivered a flawless display, winning in under 30 minutes. Position 4 player 9Class challenged conventional picks with an immaculate Pudge performance, landing key hooks to dominate the laning phase and mid-game. Game 2 featured more unconventional strategies with Satanic playing as Mars and No[o]ne on solo mid as Drow Ranger. Their plan centered around Satanic trapping enemies with arena of blood while No[o]ne used Drow’s abilities for safety, supported by DM’s Undying.

Despite an unideal start in game 3, where BetBoom found some success with a Magnus-Bane combo, the match showcased PARIVISION’s adaptability. They were able to out-farm and out-scale their opponents regardless of a rough beginning. Satanic’s Terrorblade made BetBoom’s Sniper ineffective, shrugging off the physical damage. Even a late Roshan pit engagement couldn’t save BetBoom, as Satanic asserted his dominance to secure the 3-0 series sweep and the DreamLeague Season 26 championship. Winning first place earned PARIVISION $250,000 and 7,200 EPT points, while BetBoom secured $100,000 and 5,150 EPT points.

References

1. [1] "Official Dota 2 website". www.dota2.com. Retrieved June 02, 2025