CyberGamer DOTA

The buzz around DOTA at CyberGamer this week is that the ladder has now been locked with the top eight teams now set to compete for the finals with the first match kicking off on Sunday the 21st of June at 9:00pm AEST. Dota is hard will be taking on Dota all Day in what is sure to be a fantastic match!

The teams that will be competing in the finals are:

1. MCity.DOTA
2. JoY/sP
3. Bok Choi N Friends
4. Dota all Day
5. ice Cold
6. Static Gaming
7. Dota is Hard
8. RUBIK

These eight teams will not only be playing for a spot in the CyberGamer Invite League but will also be playing for 5 Western Digital 1TB Black Hard Drives.

In addition to the CyberGamer Open DOTA ladder there is also the Fight For Your Invite ladder running at the same time. Giving teams who didn't make the top eight they chance to fill the remaining two spots in the CyberGamer Invite DOTA league.

The FFYI will be four teams split up into two groups, only one team from each group will make it into the CyberGamer Invite DOTA league, the other two will fall painfully short.

Groups A

1. Global Domination Time
2. c2i.

Group B

1. Look at Minimap
2. CintA

Find out how CintA go into the FFYI. CintA take on MoO & MADA. Tune in as Will and Fairy called all the shots on this action packed match http://www.gamestah.com/file/view/2646.

In other DOTA news, Bored Aussie has closed it's registration period for the 8th Annual Bored Asussie Tournament.

With the first round game dates and times being released by the weekend, with 128 DOTA teams signing up to the competition this is set to be the biggest DOTA tournament ever seen in Australia, and the first tournament WORLD WIDE to use the new version 6.60b. So the world will be watching to see how the new changes are used in a competition.

International coverage is of course coming up on Gamestah with the Farm 4 Fame playoffs coming up in a few weeks time (dates yet to be confirmed), With the finals teams consisting of the Roskilde Ravens (Denmark), Kingsurf.int (International), Evil Geniuses (USA) and The Elder Gods (Romania). These teams will give us an amazing playoff series, showing they deserve their place after removing teams like SGC (Slovakia), DTS Chatrix (Ukraine) and our own MCC.sGty (Australia).

With so much DOTA action coming up in the next month, make sure you tune into Gamestah to get your fill!