Monday 10 October 2016 14:25, UK
If you tune in to one eSports event this year, it should definitely be Dota 2's The International.
It is the Champions League Final of eSports, the Superbowl of competitive gaming, and a quick look at the numbers will prove that.
Dota 2's best squads have faced each other over the course of the last 12 months, taking part in three different regional competitions - or 'Majors' - to determine which 22 teams will earn a spot in the final tournament, The International.
This is the culmination of months of hard work for many of these teams, but it'll be worth it for anyone who claims the top spot. With over $20m(£15.4m) in the prize pool, the first place winner of this event will take away a whopping $8.8m (£6.8m).
As you can see, Dota 2's The International is a big deal - the stakes are extremely high.
Starting with Alliance versus EHOME - one of the competition's favourites against a wildcard underdog - Ginx eSports TV will be airing The International 2016 live. That's every single match featuring the world's very best players.
You'll be able to tune in from 18.00 daily to follow the action from August 9 until the finals on the 13th on Sky Channel 470.
The group stages for The International 2016 took place last week, and you can read the report of what happened on Ginx.TV
The International 2016 is shaping up to be the best, most exciting Dota 2 tournament yet - you really don't want to miss it.
