Dota 2 The International Prize Pool Comparison (USD)

Compare 13 Dota 2 International prize pools from TI1 1.6M to TI10 40M and TI13 2.6M. Official Valve final purses in USD in a linked tool. Full tables.

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The International 1040,018,195 US Dollar (USD)
The International 201934,330,068 US Dollar (USD)
The International 201825,532,177 US Dollar (USD)
The International 201724,787,916 US Dollar (USD)
The International 201620,770,460 US Dollar (USD)
The International 1118,930,775 US Dollar (USD)
The International 201518,429,613 US Dollar (USD)
The International 201410,923,980 US Dollar (USD)
The International 123,100,000 US Dollar (USD)
The International 20132,874,381 US Dollar (USD)
The International 132,600,000 US Dollar (USD)
The International 20111,600,000 US Dollar (USD)
The International 20121,600,000 US Dollar (USD)

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About this converter

The International prize pools run 1.6 million to 40.0 million dollars across 13 events. TI1 in 2011 and TI2 in 2012 each paid 1.6 million. TI3 paid 2.87 million. TI4 jumped to 10.9 million with crowdfunding. TI5 paid 18.4 million, TI6 20.8 million, TI7 24.8 million and TI8 25.5 million. TI9 reached 34.3 million. TI10 in 2021 peaked at 40.0 million, the top esports purse. TI11 fell to 18.9 million. TI12 paid 3.1 million and TI13 paid 2.6 million after the compendium change. Every figure is the announced final purse in US dollars.

How to use it

Pick two entries and a unit in the top row. The three boxes below stay linked. Change any box and the other two update. One box holds a count of the first prize pool, one holds the matching count of the second, one holds total dollars. Try 1 TI10 against 1 TI1 to see the twenty five to one gap. All rows use US Dollars, so the unit stays fixed.

Values round announced finals to whole dollars, so cents stay out, stated here. Crowdfunded compendiums built TI4 through TI10, with a fixed Valve base plus fan share. TI12 and TI13 use the smaller post compendium format, which is why totals fall. Winner shares and team cuts stay out because only full purses are rowed. Regional leagues stay out.

FAQ

What is the largest Dota 2 International prize pool?

$40,018,195 at TI10 in 2021. It is the top esports purse in this set.

What were the smallest prize pools?

$1,600,000 each at TI1 in 2011 and TI2 in 2012. TI10 pays twenty five times more.

Why did TI12 and TI13 fall so far?

Valve ended the large compendium. TI12 paid about $3.1M and TI13 about $2.6M.

Are winner shares included?

No. Only full final purses are rowed. Winner cuts and org shares stay out.

Sources

  • Valve Dota 2 The International event pages: TI1 2011 through TI11 2022 final purses
  • Dota 2 prize tracker: TI3 $2,874,381 through TI10 $40,018,195 and TI11 $18,930,775
  • Dota 2 prize tracker: TI12 2023 and TI13 2024 finals about $3.1M and $2.6M after compendium change

Last verified: 2026-10-07 · 13 entries

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