Inhouse

Play later

Can't play right now? Post when you can, or say you're in on someone's time, so everyone can see when a lobby will fill. When it comes round, join the queue here.

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Make your games auto-detect

Public match data, your account, and the league ticket.

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1In Dota 2, open Settings → Options and turn on “Expose Public Match Data”. This lets OpenDota (and us) see your match history.
2Your Steam sign-in verifies the Dota account shown on your profile. Check it once so we can match you in games.
3When teams lock, one of you hosts the lobby in Dota. The league's admins will provide the European ticket before tracked games begin; until then a private game doesn't appear on OpenDota, so it can't record here.
4Play your inhouse. A game the lobby bot hosts is marked over by itself when Dota shows its end; then press Join queue to queue again. Otherwise, when it ends, press Game over — queue again to play the next one straight away. The result is fetched from OpenDota by itself (usually 10 to 30 minutes after the game), or anyone in the game can paste the match ID.

Not everyone needs this on — a few players per side is enough — but the more the better. It only exposes games played after you enable it, and OpenDota can take a few minutes to index a finished game.