The 16 remaining teams competing in The International 2022 now look ahead to the TI11 Playoffs after surviving the tournament’s grueling Group Stage.
The Group A teams that qualified to upper bracket are Evil Geniuses, Team Liquid, PSG.LGD, and OG. Meanwhile, Hokori, Royal Never Give Up, Gaimin Gladiators, and BOOM Esports will continue their TI11 run in the lower bracket.
Over in Group B, Tundra Esports, Team Secret, Thunder Awaken, and Team Aster have advanced to the upper bracket. Those in the lower bracket are Fnatic, Team Spirit, beastcoast, and Entity.
Teams that fell behind and were eliminated after coming last include Soniqs, BetBoom Team, TSM FTX, and Talon Esports.
All the remaining teams in the competition are now set to compete in a double-elimination bracket. Teams playing in the first round of the lower bracket will have to go through the dreaded best-of-one elimination matches.
All other matches will be best-of-three, except for the grand final, which will be decided by a best-of-five.
The International 2022’s Main Event will run from October 20 to 23, followed by a five-day break. The tournament continues on October 29, and the next TI champion will be crowned on October 30.
October 20
Upper bracket quarterfinals
Lower bracket round 1
October 21
Upper bracket quarterfinals
Lower bracket round 2
October 22
Lower bracket round 2
Upper bracket semifinals
October 23
Lower bracket round 3
Lower bracket quarterfinals
October 29
Upper bracket final
Lower bracket semifinal
October 30
Lower bracet final
Grand final
The matches will be broadcast live on PGL’s main Dota 2 Twitch and YouTube channels.
