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CANADA. Cebuano esports caster Paolo Bago (left) takes a groufie with fellow casters Marlon Marcelo and Aldrin Pangan at the Philippines broadcast table at the TI8 at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, Canada on August 23, 2018 (Philippine time). (Photo by Paolo Bago)

CANADA. Inside the Rogers Arena in Vancouver, Canada, a huge crowd watches a giant screen showing the Dota 2 games in The International 2018, which has a prize pool money of at least $25 million. (Photo by Paolo Bago)

CANADA. Inside the Rogers Arena in Vancouver, Canada, a huge crowd watches a giant screen (upper left) showing the Dota 2 games in The International 2018, which has a prize pool money of at least $25 million. (Photo by Paolo Bago)

CANADA. Filipino casters Irymarc “TryQ” Gutierrez, right, and Nico “Kuyanic” Nazario at the Philippines broadcast table at The International 2018 in Vancouver, Canada. Mineski dota 2 tagalog english dictionary (Photo by Paolo Bago)

ESPORTS casters, a Cebuano included, from Manila-based Tier One Entertainment/WomboxCombo and MineskiTV are at the Rogers Arena in Vancouver, Canada to cover The International (TI) DoTA 2 championship.

For the first time, the Philippines is given a broadcast table at the tournament, where the prize pool money has increased to at least $25 million as of August 23. Official broadcast of the games is in English, Russian, Chinese and Filipino.

Covering for the Philippines are eSports commentators Irymarc “TryQ” Gutierrez, Nico “Kuyanic” Nazario, Marlon “Lon” Marcelo, Aldrin “Dunno” Pangan, Caisam “Wolf” Nopueto, and Paolo “Pao” Bago.

Bago, the only Cebuano in the group, is covering his first TI.

“It’s surreal. I first started casting at Cebu’s IESF (International Esports Federation) Asian championship in 2014. I became part of the industry soon after as a writer. To be recognized and attend what is essentially the pinnacle of competitive Dota and to be invited by Valve is an honor,” he told SunStar Philippines via social media chat.

“It hasn’t sunk in yet since it’s been such a rush covering the games just a few meters from the players and the stage,” he added.

DoTA 2, a very popular multiplayer online video game developed by Valve Corporation, has a huge fanbase in the Philippines. TI 2018, or TI8, is being held in Vancouver from August 20 to August 25.

Representing the Philippines this year are professional eSports teams TNC Predator and Mineski.

As of August 23, however, all Filipinos participating in the tournamemt have been eliminated.

TNC Predator, an all-Filipino team, was eliminated on the first day of the competition, or August 21 in the Philippines.

Mineski, the oldest and most established eSports firm in the country, was eliminated on Day 2 or August 22. Mineski had a Cebuano player named Michael Ross.

Bago said he and the rest of the commentators are a “bit dejected” that all Filipinos have bowed out of the competition.

“Even the Filipino players playing as individuals on foreign teams were eliminated yesterday so there’s definitely a rain cloud,” he said.

Fnatic, which had two Filipino players, was eliminated on the first day.

“But the games and the event as a whole have been great so we’re still enjoying the level of competition,” Bago added.

The Philippines has been covering the TI since 2016. This year, the coverage is dubbed Sanduguan 2018 and, for the first time, the Philippines has a broadcast table like the “more prestigious broadcasts,” Bago said.

The Philippine team of casters almost did not make it to Vancouver because of the runway shutdown at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) caused by the Xiamen Air accident.

The runway was shut down for almost 36 hours, from midnight of August 17 until noon of August 18, causing the cancellation of flights. Thousands of passengers were stranded.

Bago said he was supposed to fly out of Manila at 3 p. m. on Saturday, August 18, but was accommodated on a flight to Vancouver only after about 10 hours of standing in a queue at the NAIA Terminal 1.

He, Marcelo and Pangan were the first to arrive in Vancouver. Other members of the team, Nazario and Gutierrez, managed to get on a flight to Vancouver only a couple of days later.

“The delays definitely dented our coverage plans but as people are trickling in our job is getting easier and we’re able to have more fun. I definitely have more insights on our airport system though and on what can be done,” Bago said.

All six commentators were officially invited by Valve, the company behind Dota 2. The Philippine coverage is a joint project of Tier One/WomboxCombo, Mineski TV and events company Gariath Concepts. (MVI/SunStar Philippines)

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• After The International 2011, Mineski Infinity changed its name to Mineski HyperX (exact date unknown).

• October 15th – Jacko and Paseo admit to matchfixing, and are removed from the team. [1]
• October 16th – Jhoven comes forward as well, and resigns from the team. [2]
• October 23rd – JoHnNy and Ahfu to substitute for Mineski-Dota to enable them to fufil commitments for several LAN events. [3]
• November 4th – JessieVash and PlayHard out of Mineski-DOTA! [4]
• November 7th – The “Prodigal Son” of Mineski returns, Jay is back! [5]
• November 7th – RR Reunites with Owa and Bimbo to complete Mski-Dota2. [6]
• November 26th – Mineski announced that Ahfu will be playing for them due to yaj running away from their bootcamp one day before the Ultimate Wildcard of MPGL Season 6.

• January 4th – JoHnNy and Ahfu will be replaced by Polo and Yamaguchi
• March 5th – Polo leaves to concentrate on his studies, replaced by JessieVash. Yamaguchi is also replaced by Kuku. [7]
• April 10th – Gio and RR officially join the team.
• June 11th – RR leaves to join Rave. [8]
• August 28th – Mineski registers their roster for the majors, adding ryOyr to their main roster and JyC as a sub while dropping Gio, and Owa. Mineski dota 2 tagalog english dictionary [9]

• January 3rd – Mineski-X is formed and participates in the Shanghai Major Open SEA qualifiers, which they win. [10]
• March 27th – Mineski announces their roster for the 2016 Manila Major. [11]
• April 25th – Just days before the Manila Major invites are announced, Mineski announces that their former substitute and coach, Cast is now on the main roster as a support, replacing JessieVash who got demoted to substitute. This will not affect Mineski’s invite to the Manila Major Main Qualifiers for SEA however, because Cast was registered as a substitute previously.
• July 13th – Ninjaboogie joins from Rave. [12]
• July 19th – Ninjaboogie is moved from sub to support, while Cast and Benhur are benched. [13]
• August 19th – Cast, Bok and Benhur leave the team during post TI6 shuffle. [14]
• August 25th – Meracle and RR join the team. [15]
• September 8th – Mineski. Sports5 become Mineski. GGNetwork for 2016-2017 season. [16]
• December 16th – Bimbo goes inactive to adress health concerns while Chibix will temporary take his place. [17]

• January 3rd – Bimbo returns to Mineski’s starting lineup. [18]
• March 20th – Mineski. GGNetwork announces that they will be reforming their main squad around Mushi. [19]
• March 23rd – Mineski trades RR and Julz for eyyou from HappyFeet. [20] Their final roster consists of Mushi, Bimbo, eyyou, kYxY, and ninjaboogie.
• May 10th – Mag

joins the team. [21]
May 21th – Mineski announces their squad for the upcoming The International 2017 Qualifiers, that will consist of. Ark, Mushi, Mag