Tundra is DONE with Dota.

Tundra is DONE with Dota.

Cap and SVG break down Tundra selling their roster to 1win, OG's offseason mess, and whether gambling orgs taking over teams is the natural end of esports sponsorship.

Did Valve Snub the Best Team in Europe?

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The Dota Scene Isn't Dying. You're Just Scared.

Cap and Avo+ push back on Dota's doom and gloom narrative, making the case that the scene is healthier than the community thinks. Prize Picks: Get $50 instantly in lineups when you play your first $5 lineup. Visit https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/NFB and use code NFB to claim your bonus.

Is Dota Worth It Anymore? Orgs Are Voting With Their Feet

Cap and SVG dig into Heroic dropping their Dota roster and ask the question every org in the scene is quietly answering: is Dota worth the investment at all? Visit https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/NFB and use code NFB and get $50 in lineups when you play your first $5 lineup!

The Nikko Situation Is Crazy...

Cap and SVG break down the full OG drama — Nikko's perspective, Skem's response, and coach Adam343's interview — and why team unity, not pub count, is what actually ended the roster. The OG situation finally has three sides on the record: Nikko spoke on stream, Skem fired back on Gabbi's stream, and coach Adam343 gave his most candid interview yet. Cap and SVG unpack what each account reveals — and why the real issue was never about going to sleep early. Then the guys turn to PGL Wallachia, where Yandex and Tundra both crashed out 0-3 in the Swiss stage, the Chinese teams underwhelmed again, and BetBoom shocked everyone by dismantling Team Spirit. Plus: Insania's viral quote about Dota's gold economy sparks a genuine debate about whether items have permanently overshadowed spells — and whether that's actually a problem worth solving.