TI 2026 Registration Opens: China Hosts Dota 2 Spectacle, Deadline Set for May 18

May 5, 2026
TI 2026 Registration Opens: China Hosts Dota 2 Spectacle, Deadline Set for May 18
  • Registration for TI 2026 is open on the official pro team site, with a hard deadline at 2:00 PM PDT on May 18; late entries and direct invitations for those outside the window won’t be accommodated.

  • All registration steps must be completed by the same 2:00 PM PDT deadline on May 18, 2026; missing it forfeits direct invitations and disqualifies teams from Regional Qualifiers.

  • China remains central to TI 2026, with a passionate fanbase and historic, high-energy runs from CN teams; a return to China is expected to create a favorable home atmosphere and sharpen competition.

  • A participation agreement now governs registration, requiring teams to ensure fair and equal treatment of players and to review and sign before finalizing.

  • The registration emphasizes player welfare and competitive integrity, mandating a participation agreement that enforces fair, transparent, and equal treatment of all players.

  • Team representatives must sign the participation agreement to guarantee equal and fair treatment of all players.

  • Note that HEROIC has left the professional Dota 2 scene, which could affect eligibility or competition dynamics.

  • Valve has opened registrations for The International 2026, to be held in China in August 2026.

  • The International 2026 marks a return to China, reflecting the country’s strong Dota 2 fanbase and anticipated vibrant atmosphere.

  • TI 2026 will take place in August in China, with registration now open for teams.

  • Valve has not yet released details on direct invitations, regional qualifier formats, or ticket sales, with more information expected later in May.

  • Additional updates are planned before the end of May, including finalized direct invitations, Regional Qualifier formats, and ticket sale details for the China live event.

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