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HomeDota 2NewsBetBoom Team has been eliminated from DreamLeague Season 29
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May 22, 2026, 06:36 PM
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BetBoom Team has been eliminated from DreamLeague Season 29

Кирилл Александров

BetBoom Team lost to PlayTime 1-2 in the elimination match of DreamLeague Season 29.

The first map was dominated by the Eastern European team and ended with them nearly tripling their opponent’s kill count—40 to 15. In the second game, BB Team played more confidently on the lanes, but then PT improved its position and controlled the game for a long time; after several twists and turns, the Peruvian team proved to be the stronger side. PT emerged victorious in the third map.

BB Team finished in 7th–8th place. Thus, PlayTime overtook Natus Vincere in the ESL Pro Tour standings and secured an invitation to the Esports World Cup 2026. PT will continue competing at DL 29—tomorrow at 1:00 PM Moscow time, the team will face Team Falcons in a knockout match.

  • Read also: Xtreme Gaming has left DreamLeague Season 29

DreamLeague Season 29 is taking place online from May 13 to 24. A total of $1 million and 28,300 ESL Pro Tour points are up for grabs among the participants—based on these results, the organizers will send out invitations to the Esports World Cup 2026.

Photo — SC PGL Esports S.R.L.

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