Go Rosh determines draw placement from a group total rather than the individual account’s tickets alone. Participants select Radiant or Dire, and the combined ticket record of that side governs the relevant prize-draw category.
The side choice belongs to one tournament
The choice is fixed during a tournament. The source does not permit switching after observing which side is ahead, and the next selection becomes available only after the preceding event ends.
Eligible activity has separate amount, odds, funding and settlement requirements. Cancelled, sold, refunded and promotional-funded positions do not become qualifying entries merely because they concern Dota 2.
Collective standing and individual tickets are different
An account can hold many tickets while its selected side still has the lower overall total. That account’s personal volume does not override the group outcome. Main and consolation draws also have different prize catalogues.
The source covers 12 events between 3 February and 30 November 2026. Esports World Cup and The International use a different gaming-PC allocation from the ordinary event template. One catalogue should not be reused to describe every draw.
Prize form determines later conditions
Physical devices and free-bet codes are different awards. The latter have a 72-hour period and specified accumulator-use conditions. Holding a ticket is not equivalent to receiving either award.
An individual winning probability cannot be derived from a personal ticket count without the complete eligible draw record. The group mechanic therefore needs explanation rather than a promise that more tickets secure the main prize.
