Scantzor on TI 11: "TI's first half will look like a continuation of the tournament qualifiers"

Anthony Hodgson, better known as Scantzor, a former coach of teams such as Entity and Mineski, shared his opinion and information about the upcoming TI 2022. According to him, many well-known commentators who previously participated in covering the main event of the entire discipline directly from the scene, this time will stay at home.

In previous years, commentary for the group stage and LCQ was done on-site and featured talent from all over the world. According to Scantzor, TI 2022 will be different. Most commentators will be covering the qualifiers and LCQ from home, which will reduce the cost of running them.

In addition, there is unconfirmed information that Valve is creating a separate location in Stockholm, where many commentators will be invited, and from where they will review upcoming matches.

As Anthony himself noted, the matter will concern only the group stage and the “Last Chance”, while commenting on the playoff stage will take place as usual.

Recall that The International 2022 will be held in Singapore from October 15 to 30. The group stage will last 4 days, from October 15th to 18th, and after that, the playoffs begin on October 20th. The top 20 teams from around the world will battle it out for the title and a prize pool determined by Battle Pass sales.