Dota 2: Blasterbl beat CyberHero 2–1 at PARI Universe closed qualifiers

Blasterbl beat CyberHero 2–1 in a best-of-3 series at the PARI Universe by FISSURE Closed Qualifiers on 2026-10-07. It was a series with two fast, one-sided games and one very long fight in the middle.

Who won Blasterbl vs CyberHero?

Blasterbl won the series 2–1. They took game 1 in 43 minutes and game 3 in 42 minutes, while CyberHero won the long game 2.

Blasterbl2:1CyberHero

Game 1Blasterbl won · 43:24Game 2CyberHero won · 74:28Game 3Blasterbl won · 42:56

Blasterbl won42:56Kills 36 : 13

Blasterbl ahead · up to +18.5k gold (min 42)CyberHero ahead · up to +1.1k gold (min 16)

0:0042:56

BlasterblWon

1. Player and heroK / D / ANet worth
2. MunkushiLone Druid9/2/1335.7k
3. squad1xEarth Spirit11/2/1921.3k
4. VazyaDragon Knight9/2/1725.9k
5. HellscreamRingmaster2/4/1810.4k
6. pantoWitch Doctor5/3/2114.3k

CyberHero

1. Player and heroK / D / ANet worth
2. bb3pxCentaur Warrunner2/5/620.2k
3. AinkradPangolier6/8/416.3k
4. WoESlark0/4/621.1k
5. HtrdDazzle2/10/107.3k
6. semataryRubick3/9/119.3k

MVP · Game 3

Munkushi

Blasterbl · Lone Druid

K/D/A

9/2/13

Net worth

35.7k

Gold/min

841

Damage

43.1k

Best of CyberHero

Ainkrad

CyberHero · Pangolier

K/D/A

6/8/4

Net worth

16.3k

Gold/min

469

Damage

32.1k

Match data from Valve via OpenDota. K/D/A = kills, deaths, assists (green = strong, red = weak game). MVP = our score from kills, assists, deaths, net worth and hero damage.

WindrangerField reporter · dota2news.com

What to remember

Blasterbl won 2–1, but CyberHero made them work for 74 minutes in game 2. Never trust a 20,000 gold lead!

Oct 8, 2026 · dota2news.com

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In game 1, Blasterbl had 43 kills against 28 and led by 28,092 gold at minute 43. Vazya played Necrophos and went 11/3/19. Game 3 was even more one-sided: 36 kills for Blasterbl against only 13 for CyberHero. CyberHero's biggest lead in that game was just 1,126 gold, at minute 16.

What happened in the 74-minute game 2?

Game 2 was the craziest moment of the series. It lasted 74:28, and both teams had 46 kills. Blasterbl led by 20,453 gold at minute 59, but they could not finish the game.

CyberHero turned it around and won. Their biggest lead was 18,074 gold, at minute 74. WoE, the carry (the player who farms gold for late fights), played Ursa and went 13/7/12. His net worth was 59,676, the highest of any player in the series.

Who was the best player of the series?

Vazya, the offlaner from Russia, was the best player for Blasterbl. He and Munkushi both had 33 kills in the series. Squad1x added 30 kills. Munkushi was the best player of game 3 on Lone Druid with a 9/2/13 score.

For CyberHero, WoE was the best player of game 2. The team also has Ainkrad, the mid player from Belarus, and bb3px, the offlaner. They did not find an answer in the last game, when they had only 13 kills.

What comes next?

The series was played on the same day as other qualifier matches. CyberHero also beat MOUZ 2–0, and LEGION beat Team Synapse 2–0. Blasterbl played Yellow Submarine to a 1–1 result in their other match.

CyberHero is a new team, and you can read about how it was built in our transfers of the week.