The Dota 2 DGL Masters Series has concluded, with Bravado Gaming emerging victorious from the Grand Finals.
The DGL Masters Series featured South Africa’s best Dota 2 teams competing for a prize pool of R100,000.
The tournament took place from 22-24 July and was streamed live to Dota 2 fans across South Africa.
Fans could also head to Ster Kinekor theatres to watch the action live on the big screen.
Matches were played in a best-of-3 format, with losing teams being instantly eliminated from the tournament.
Bravado Gaming faced off against White Rabbit Gaming in the finals after both teams decisively won their previous knockout matches.
Bravado claimed the grand prize of R40,000 with White Rabbit Gaming taking home R20,000 for second place.
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