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As games will be running concurrently on the Wildcard and Group Stages, you can follow your favourite casters with the schedule provided by @lddota!

All teams have already arrived at Seattle, and they are bootcamping for the Group Stages! A quick run-down of the schedule:

This is the Dota 2 schedule summary.

Taken from WyrkhmReddy’s Facebook page

Furthermore, the Group Stage match schedule and their casters have been posted by @lddota on twitter:

Each team with play every other team in their group in a BO2. 2 wins equal 3 points, and 1 win a piece will net 1 point each. 2 losses gives 0 points.

Are you ready for this? You better be!

Taken from @lddota’s twitter

Wykrhm Reddy has all the inside details about The International, with limited updates and pictures coming from Dota 2 twitter and Instagram, he always seem to have the scoop on things. Follow his facebook for updates! Follow the official Dota 2 twitter and Instagram as well for pictures and live updates.

I bet that those computers are rather expensive (+$2,500-$3,000 per PC).

Taken from WyrkhmReddy’s Facebook page.

The Grand Final casters have also been revealed by Wykrhm, it being Tobiwan and Synderen, the veterans of the Dota 2 scene. Synderen has often been praised for being the best analytical caster (alongside Merlini), and Tobiwan’s specialty is to create hype commentary, something which he has both the experience and voice for. Congratulations, Tobiwan and Synderen!

Mr Toby “Tobiwan” Dawson and Troels “SyndereN” Nielsen.

Taken from WyrkhmReddy’s Facebook page.

An amazing all-star match with BurNing, Mushi and iceiceice returning once again to an all-too-familiar stage. This will be SumaiL’s first all-star match, a testament to the boy prodigy’s popularity. Ferrari and Hao have finally been recognized as fan-favourites for their skill, Ferrari who has attended every The International with the same team, and Hao, the carry player for previous year winners Newbee.