Leaderboards

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The top ten of Europe in Jun. 2016.

Public Leaderboards are Valve`s official rankings of the top 200 players in four world regions. Rankings are determined by a player`s Matchmaking Rating A player s match history, showing changes in MMR after each game. Matchmaking Rating, or MMR is a value that determines the skill level of each player. This value is used in matchmaking. Winning increases a (MMR) in solo ranked matches.

Regions

Region	Included Servers
America	US West, US East, South America, Peru, Chile
Europe	Europe West, Europe East, Russia, South Africa
Southeast Asia	South Korea ( Nexon This topic is covered better by other wikis or sites. Please see the following links instead: Nexon on Wikipedia Nexon Company Year Founded 1994 Management Seung Woo Choi Key figures Jungju Kim Location Tokyo, Japan ), SE Asia, India, Australia, Dubai
China	Perfect World This topic is covered better by other wikis or sites. Please see the following links instead: Perfect World on Wikipedia Perfect World Company Year Founded Mar., 2004 Management Chi Yufeng Key figures Chi Yufeng Location Telecom, Perfect World Unicom

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Eligibility

To be displayed on the leaderboards, a player must have:

• A top 200 solo ranked MMR in the region.
• At least 300 lifetime matchmaking games played. (PvP matches only.)
• At least 100 lifetime solo ranked games
• At least 15 solo ranked games in the last 21 days in the same division
• Official player info on file

Official Player Name

When a player becomes eligible for the leaderboards, the system will prompt the player to enter his or her Official Player Information for public display. Official player names are also used in tournaments Tournaments are competitive events featuring professional and amateur teams from around the world. Most tournaments are divided into two separate phases: Qualifiers, where teams play against each other to grab a spot at the tournament; , instead of Steam This topic is covered better by other wikis or sites. Please see the following links instead: Steam on Wikipedia Steam is a digital distribution platform developed by Valve Corporation. It is required to play Dota names.

Players may enter their:

• Display name
  • Your display name will be displayed on the leaderboards.
• Country of residence
  • Your country`s flag will be displayed on the leaderboards.
• Professional team
  • You team`s tag will be prefixed to your display name on the leaderboards.
• Professional sponsors
  • Sponsors will be appended to your display name on the leaderboards.
• Player role
  • Core: Mid, carry, off-lane
  • Support

Official Player information can only be changed once every two weeks. Changes may take up to a day to show up on the leaderboards.

Other Information

• The leaderboards are updated daily at 22:00 GMT.
• There are no global leaderboards, because MMR in different regions may not represent equal skill levels across all regions.

External Links

• Leaderboards - Americas
• Leaderboards - Europe
• Leaderboards - Southeast Asia
• Leaderboards - China
• Official Blog Post

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