The International 11 prize pool is the sixth largest in the tournament's history

Valve has completed its fundraising for The International 11 Dota 2 prize pool.

The mark stopped at $18,930,775, which is the sixth highest, after TI6 with $20.7 million. It's worth noting that before 2022, the prize pool was increasing each year. Tundra Esports won most of the money. Recall that the team defeated Team Secret in the Grand Final 3-0 on maps.

The International prize pools:

• The International 10 - $40 million;
• The International 9 - $34.3 million;
• The International 8 - $25.5 million;
• The International 7 - $24.7 million;
• The International 6 - $20.7 million;
• The International 11 - $18.9 million;
• The International 5 - $18.4 million;
• The International 4 - $10.9 million;
• The International 3 - $2.8 million;
• The International 2 - $1.6 million;
• The International, $1.6 million.

TI11 was held October 15-30 in Singapore. The teams competed for the Champion's Aegis and a prize pool of nearly $19 million.

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