PTG Database Analysis
Hokori’s strongest documented competitive run combined a rise through the Dota 2 Pro Circuit with a place at The International 2022. It finished second in the 2021 South American lower-division tiebreaker to qualify for the next upper-division season, then won the 2022 regional TI qualifier with a 3–0 grand-final victory over Infamous.[5][6]
At the main event in Singapore, Hokori reached the group stage and finished 13th–16th. A later DreamLeague Season 30 match record from October 2026 shows competition under the Hokori name again, although that listing alone does not establish the club’s current roster.[2][4]