Draft:Global Esports Games – Dota 2 tournament

Dota 2 in GEG
Tournament information
SportDota 2
LocationInternational
Established2021; 3 years ago (2021)
Number of
tournaments
3
AdministratorGlobal Esports Federation
Tournament
format(s)
Venue(s)Varies
Participants
  • Men:
  • 4 teams (2021)
  • 8 teams (2022–present)
  • Women:
  • 8 teams (2022–present)
Websitewww.globalesports.org/events
Current champion
Most recent tournament
GEG 2023

The Global Esports Games, commonly known as GEG, is a International esports tournament for various games, like Dota 2, eFootball, and Street Fighter V that held annually. Dota 2 tournament in GEG has started since its first edition, in 2021. The tournament consist of different national teams from Americas, Asia (split into Asia-Pacific and Middle East in 2022; Asia and Asia-Europe (CIS) in 2023), and Europe since 2021, Africa and Oceania since 2023. The women tournament started since 2022 edition.

History

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GEG 2021

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Only for men event. Consist of 4 Teams: Singapore as venue host, Brazil from Americas Qualifier, Mongolia from Asia Qualifier, and United Kingdom from Europe Qualifier. In the semifinals, Singapore faced United Kingdom with a score 2–0, and Brazil faced Mongolia with a score 2–1. In the next match, Mongolia managed to beat United Kingdom with 2–1 to secure third place. Brazil became the GEG 2021 champion after won against Singapore in the final match with a score 2–1.

GEG 2022

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Men event became known as Open Event. Women's Event introduced.

GEG 2023

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Saudi Arabia host the GEG 2023.

Format

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Bo3 single elimination format.

Champions

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Year Event Winner(s) Date Venue
2021 Men   Brazil 18–19 December Resorts World SentosaSingapore
2022 Men   Peru 15–17 December Hilton Istanbul Bomonti Hotel − Istanbul, Turkey
Women   Thailand
2023 Men   Kazakhstan 11–16 December Saudi Esports Federation Arena, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Women   Malaysia

Qualified Teams

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Results

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Edition Year Hosts Grand Final Third Place Match No. of teams
Champions Score Runners-up Third place Score Fourth place
1 2021   Singapore  
Brazil
2–1  
Singapore
 
Mongolia
2–1  
United Kingdom
4
2 2022   Turkey  
Peru
2–0  
Turkey
 
Mongolia
2–0  
Saudi Arabia
8
3 2023   Saudi Arabia  
Kazakhstan
2–1  
Malaysia
 
Serbia
2–0  
Saudi Arabia
8

Women

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Edition Year Hosts Grand Final Third Place Match No. of teams
Champions Score Runners-up Third place Score Fourth place
1 2022   Turkey  
Thailand
2–0  
Malaysia
 
Singapore
2–0  
Argentina
8
2 2023   Saudi Arabia  
Malaysia
2–0  
Peru
 
Argentina
2–0  
Chile
8

Teams reaching the top four

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Team Men Women Top
Four
Total
CH RU 3P 4P CH RU 3P 4P
  Malaysia
1
1
1
3
  Peru
1
1
2
  Brazil
1
1
  Thailand
1
1
  Kazakhstan
1
1
  Singapore
1
1
2
  Turkey
1
1
  Mongolia
2
2
  Argentina
1
1
2
  Serbia
1
1
  Saudi Arabia
2
2
  United Kingdom
1
1
  Chile
1
1

References

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