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May 27, 2026, 10:26 AM
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Clockwerk banned in nearly every game — DreamLeague Season 29 stats

Кирилл Александров
Clockwerk in the Pressure Regulator build

During DreamLeague Season 29, teams ignored 18 heroes and banned Clockwerk most frequently. The tournament statistics were compiled by analyst Ilya “Leamare” Silakov-Volynsky.

In total, participants played 185 maps, during which they killed 555 Roshan, 566,000 creeps, and 654 couriers, and performed 946 buyouts. The win rates for both sides were nearly even—52% for the Forces of Light versus 48% for the Forces of Darkness. The leaders in win rate were Team Falcons (73%), Team Spirit (69%), and PARIVISION (67%), while Xtreme Gaming led in average game duration at 51:19.

The most frequently picked heroes were Pangolier (161 picks), Hoodwink (152), and Rubick (122), while the most frequently banned were Clockwerk (173 times), Puck (170), and Lone Druid (165).

Eighteen heroes remained unpicked: Abaddon, Arc Warden, Bloodseeker, Bounty Hunter, Dazzle, Disruptor, Dragon Knight, Earth Spirit, Morphling, Ogre Magi, Omniknight, Outworld Destroyer, Pudge, Pugna, Riki, Vengeful Spirit, Visage, and Wraith King.

  • Read also: 53% win rate for the Forces of Light and 19 ignored heroes — PGL Wallachia Season 8 statistics

DreamLeague Season 29 took place online from May 13 to 24, with $1 million and 28,300 EPT points distributed among the participants. PARIVISION took first place, defeating Aurora Gaming 3-2 in the grand final.

Photo — Valve.

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