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PARIVISION Wins Dota 2 Esports World Cup 2026 After Defeating BetBoom Team

PARIVISION claimed the Dota 2 Esports World Cup 2026 title after defeating BetBoom Team 3-1, earning its second Tier 1 championship of the season ahead of The International.

PARIVISION Wins Dota 2 Esports World Cup 2026

PARIVISION has cemented its status as the team to beat heading into The International 2026, defeating fellow Eastern European powerhouse BetBoom Team 3-1 to win the Dota 2 Esports World Cup 2026.

The victory caps off a dominant campaign for PARIVISION, which dropped just three games throughout the tournament before lifting the trophy in Paris. Along with the championship, the team takes home $750,000 from the tournament's $2 million prize pool and claims its second Tier 1 title of the 2025-26 season following its DreamLeague Season 29triumph.

PARIVISION Completes Dominant Tournament Run

PARIVISION entered the Esports World Cup as one of the favorites and quickly justified the expectations with an impressive Group Stage performance.

The Eastern European squad topped Group C with a 9-1 record, sweeping Vici Gaming, MOUZ, REKONIX, and Team Nemesis before securing a direct berth into the Playoffs. Their only blemish came in a 1-1 draw against defending champions Team Spirit.

The team's momentum carried into the knockout stage, where it ended Rune Eaters Esports' Cinderella run in the quarterfinals before defeating tournament favorite Team Yandex in a thrilling semifinal that many fans considered the true championship match.

Meanwhile, BetBoom Team fought through the Survival Stage before eliminating Nigma Galaxy and Vici Gaming to book an all-Eastern European Grand Final.

PARIVISION Recovers From Early Deficit to Win 3-1

BetBoom struck first in the championship series, taking Game 1 after an aggressive performance led by MieRo's Timbersaw and Kiritych's Clinkz.

The turning point came in Game 2.

With BetBoom threatening to take a commanding 2-0 lead, PARIVISION rallied in a marathon 62-minute battle behind outstanding performances from Volodymyr "No[o]ne" Minenko and Alan "Satanic" Gallyamov. The victory shifted the momentum entirely in PARIVISION's favor.

Game 3 saw No[o]ne dominate on Puck, helping his team secure a convincing 32-16 victory to move within one game of the championship.

The decisive fourth game proved to be the most one-sided of the series. PARIVISION overwhelmed BetBoom from the opening minutes, cruising to a 29-7 victory in just 36 minutes as Satanic, No[o]ne, and 9Class combined to close out the tournament in dominant fashion.

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The Esports World Cup marked the final premier event before The International 2026, making PARIVISION's championship run one of the strongest statements any team could have made ahead of Dota 2's biggest tournament.

The title is also the organization's second Tier 1 championship since legendary captain Clement "Puppey" Ivanov joined the team as head coach earlier this year, further highlighting the impact of the roster's transformation.

With victories at DreamLeague Season 29 and now the Esports World Cup, PARIVISION heads into The International as one of the clear favorites to lift the Aegis of Champions.

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CJ

Christian Joseph ā€œCJā€ Zambale is a journalist and content specialist who covers the iGaming and esports industries.