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Dota 2 scouting: what a player is doing in pubs right now
Tournament games are public to everyone. Pubs and smurfs show what a player is preparing: new heroes, builds, ward spots, fight habits. A report in a minute, replay analysis, online status and Telegram alerts.
What you get
Pros’ pubs and smurfs
Add the main account and known smurfs — the report merges all games. The account link-up is visible only to you.
New heroes and builds
Which heroes he picked up recently, which items and skill orders differ from what pros usually do on that hero.
Wards, stacks, runes, smokes
Replay analysis: favourite observer spots on the map with the minute, how much he stacks, which runes he takes, how smokes end.
Teamfight habits
Does he start fights, die first, press BKB and ult, leave allies behind — from the key fights of every game.
Online and live
Is the player online, is Dota running, is he in a top live game right now — with score, minute and match ID to spectate.
Telegram alerts
The watchlist checks itself: once a day — “what’s new”, every 10 minutes — “playing right now”.
Who it’s for
- Teams prepare for opponents: what their carry plays, where their support wards, which builds they test before a tournament.
- Analysts and coaches track player form and new ideas on the scene without rewatching dozens of replays by hand.
- Casters and media find stories before the match: a new hero, a role change, an activity spike.
FAQ
Where does the data come from?
Public Dota 2 matches (OpenDota and Steam) and game replays that Valve keeps for about two weeks. If a player hides match history, his games are hidden from us too.
Can others see whom I watch?
No. Your watchlist and account link-ups are visible only in your workspace.
Several analysts on one team?
Write to info@dotaleak.com — we’ll set up shared access and raise the limits.