Secretlab & The International 11

Dota 2 fans, we imagine this was what it was like when tickets to The International 11 (TI11) were released a couple of months back. You were camping out in front of your computer, fervently refreshing your screen so you could be the first ones to get tickets. Alas, you blinked and the entire event sold out within minutes of their release.

Don’t mope about just because you didn’t manage to get your hands on some tickets just yet. Secretlab is giving all Dota 2 fans 3 more chances to still be a part of the TI11 action: 

1. Visit the Secretlab booth at TI11

A definite perk to having the TI11 event held on our shores is that you can still be in the vicinity of the tournament even if you can’t be in the arena. While teams battle it out within the Singapore Indoor Stadium, there will still be a flurry of activity right outside.

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Secretlab will be hosting a booth here from 26th-30th October. This is where you’ll get to meet Roshan, Dota2’s mega beast face-to-face and take a selfie with it for your socials. Before the winners are crowned, you’ll also be able to check out details of an official replica of the Aegis of Champions AKA the trophy for The International.

Don’t leave just yet after snapping your pics. There’s plenty more you can do at the booth, like checking out the newest launches from Secretlab. 

This includes testing out the official TI11 Secretlab TITAN Evo 2022 chairs that will be used in the tournament, along with special edition lumbar pillows.

You might even walk away with exclusive merch like a TI11 lanyard and Roshan enamel pins only available at the Secretlab booth. Get yours by participating in activities here like sharing a pic of yourself at Roshan’s pit on your social media with the hashtag #SecretlabXTI11 and playing a game of tic-tac-toe.

2. Snag the same gear as your favourite pro players

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Now that you’ve checked out the official Secretlab TITAN Evo 2022 chairs at the Secretlab booth, we don’t blame you if you’re looking to get your hands on one. After all, these are the exact ones the teams will be sitting on throughout TI11.

And just for the occasion, they’ve released a special TI11 Edition. Apart from having The International logo embroidered on the backrest of the chair, you’ll also find Dota 2 motifs like molten magma in the details of the sidewings.

There’s only a limited number of the official TI11 Edition chairs available, so you’ll want to snag yours ASAP. These will be available on the Secretlab website, so if you manage to get a hold of one, you can consider yourself one of the lucky few. We can’t promise you’ll hit immortal though. 

3. Get your hands on Dota2-themed lumbar pillows 

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If you’re an avid gamer, you’ll find that your gaming sessions last for hours on end. While taking your gameplay to the next level, having extra lumbar support wouldn’t hurt. Along with the chair, Secretlab is also releasing new Dota 2-themed lumbar support pillows. 

These pillows take the form of the elusive Roshan – Aegis of the Immortal not included – and also heroes, Snapfire and Tidehunter. Made of memory foam, these contour to the shape of your lower spine, giving your lumbar a much needed buff.

Win exclusive prizes with Secretlab’s giveaway

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We can already hear the tingling excitement Dota 2 fans will have over these Secretlab exclusives. Here comes the good news: Secretlab is having a giveaway for the TI11 edition of the Titan Evo 2022, Dota 2 lumbar pillows, and TI11 lanyard and Roshan pin.

They’re up for grabs when you join the contest held from 11pm on 18th October to 2.59pm on 30th October on the Secretlab website. Not only will this be a flex on your fellow gaming buds, you’ll be giving your gaming setup and your sitting posture a huge upgrade. Keep your fingers crossed and GLHF.

From new Dota 2 merch to collect and activities at the Secretlab TI11 booth, there’s no reason to feel FOMO even without tickets to watch one of the biggest esports events happening this year.

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