Beastcoast qualifies for The International 11 (TI11) via the Dota Pro Circuit (DPC) points. They become the fifth team to qualify for TI11 after securing 1295 DPC points throughout three seasons.

And just like that

WE HAVE QUALIFIED FOR TI 11! We will be seeing all of you in Singapore this October Its time for #BCDota to #MakeWaves ??? pic.twitter.com/U03in83TWJ — Beastcoast (@beastcoast) August 8, 2022

Beastcoast is the second team from South America to qualify for TI11, the first being Thunder Awaken. However, South America as a region is not showing promise at international events. In the ongoing PGL Arlington Major 2022, Thunder Awaken crashed out of the event early in the group stage without registering a single win. On the other hand, beastcoast barely survived elimination and will begin in the lower bracket of the playoffs.

>> @beastcoast locked for TI. Entity vs A3, Aster vs A4. If A3 is OG, then Entity/OG => 1 is guaranteed top 8. So for bc to not make it, A4 must be OG - which means OG must lose to Aster. This pairs OG vs beastcoast for top 8 - which means beastcoast makes it no matter what.

— Ben Steenhuisen (@Noxville) August 8, 2022

Beastcoast qualifies to TI11: Tough road ahead

Beastcoast will face the winner of the Fnatic vs Team Aster series, with both opponents appearing stronger than the former. The South American team has been looking shaky, and facing either team in the lower bracket will be an ardent task. Even if they manage to break through, the subsequent teams are still better placed than them. An eventful lower bracket journey awaits them or not. Ultimately, beastcoast qualifies for The International 11 (TI11) via the Dota Pro Circuit (DPC) points.

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