Dota 2 Net Wins
A set number of ranked wins from your medal, with losses played back, on your account or in a party with you.
Losses are played back, so the order closes on the number of net wins you pick.
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The order counts net wins, so a lost game is played back and the win count on the order page only moves when a win lands.
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What Dota 2 Net Wins Cost
A net win order is priced per win, at the rate of the medal and star the account holds when the order opens, times the number of wins. Losses along the way are played back, so the count you pay for is the count you get. Pick the medal on the net wins page, or price a target number on the MMR boost page if MMR is what you are after.
Herald to Legend share the lowest rate per win, so five wins there are among the smallest orders on the site. The rate rises through Ancient and Divine and is highest at Immortal, where every lobby is stacked. Duo raises it further, most of all at the top.
What decides the total of a net win order
Your medal and star
The number of wins
Solo or Duo
Region and add-ons
Indicative Dota 2 net win prices
The grid shows what the widget quotes in dollars, before priority or streaming. Rows group the medals, and the range inside a row comes from the stars. The net wins page gives the exact figure for your star and region.
| Rank | 1 win Solo | 5 wins Solo | 10 wins Solo | 5 wins Duo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Herald to Crusader | $0.47 | $2.35 | $4.70 | $3.55 - $4.70 |
| Archon and Legend | $0.47 | $2.35 | $4.70 | $4.70 - $7.05 |
| Ancient | $0.47 - $0.83 | $2.35 - $4.15 | $4.70 - $8.30 | $7.05 - $9.40 |
| Divine | $0.73 - $1.43 | $3.65 - $7.15 | $7.30 - $14.30 | $9.40 - $21.15 |
| Immortal | $2.75 | $13.75 | $27.50 | $32.90 |
Figures are USD. Europe is quoted in euro at lower figures. The net wins page is the source of truth, and Fast Games is the order to look at if you want to play the games yourself next to a strong player.
What Drives Dota 2 Net Win Prices
A net win looks like one game, and the price follows a few inputs. The lists below cover them. If you find yourself adding wins to reach a number, the MMR boost is usually the better order.
The factors that move the price most
- Medal and star: the per-win rate follows the rank the account holds when the order opens
- Number of wins: from 1 to 20, each win added at the same rate
- Solo or Duo: Duo has its own per-win table, with the widest gap at Divine and Immortal
- Region: Europe quotes in euro, the Americas and Southeast Asia in dollars
The smaller add-ons
- Priority, plus 20%, when the wins have to land before a set date
- Streaming, plus 20%, to watch the games live
- Offline mode on Solo orders, free
When net wins are the right order
Net wins fit a clear count. The cases below cover the common ones, with the order that fits better when net wins do not.
You want a set number of wins
You want to undo a losing streak
You want a specific MMR
You want company, not results
What a net win order will not do
A net win order is ranked games won on your account. These sit outside it.
- Promise an exact MMR at the end, since MMR per win varies game to game
- Raise your behavior score, which follows reports and commends
- Count unranked or Turbo games, which do not move MMR
- Guarantee a win in a specific game, since the order counts net wins
Dota 2 Net Wins by Region and Medal
Net win orders run on the Europe, North America, South America and Southeast Asia servers. Region sets the currency and which boosters can play at your hours. The per-win rate follows the medal. Both are set on the net wins page.
Net wins by region
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How to Order Dota 2 Net Wins
A net win order has three inputs and a mode. Get them right and the quote holds. Then order on the net wins page.
Pick the medal the account holds today
Order the wins you need
Choose Solo or Duo on purpose
Set the region first
Agree play times in the chat
Every net win order is paid into escrow and released when the count is delivered. Start on the net wins page, or browse Dota 2 items for the cosmetic side of the account.
Are Dota 2 Net Wins Safe
Net win orders are short, which limits how long anyone plays on the account. The points below cover how EB24 handles the rest.
- Account sharing is against the Steam and Dota 2 terms, so the realistic risk is action against the account. A short order keeps the window small.
- Duo net wins share no login: you queue in a party with the booster and play every game. The MMR boost offers the same option.
- Offline mode keeps a Solo order off your friends list, at no extra cost.
- Keep Steam Guard on. Access is agreed in the chat, and boosters never ask you to turn protection off.
- Never pay outside the platform. Escrow only covers orders paid and discussed on EB24.
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How EB24 Verifies Dota 2 Net Win Boosters
Net win orders go to the verified Dota 2 roster, limited by medal. The checks below cover it, and the same standard applies to Fast Games teammates.
Limited by medal
Escrow on every order
Losses played back
Reviews from completed orders
Chat on the order page
If a net win order does not deliver what was agreed, open a chat from the order and our team steps in. Ratings from completed orders decide who stays on the net wins roster.
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FAQs about Dota 2 net wins
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What are Dota 2 net wins?
Net wins count wins minus losses. You choose how many wins you want, from 1 to 20, and the booster plays until the account has that many more wins than losses since the order started. A lost game is played back before the count moves on, so the number you pay for is the number that lands on the account.
How much does a Dota 2 net win cost?
Each win is priced by the medal and star the account holds when the order opens. Herald to Legend share the lowest rate, the rate rises through Ancient and Divine, and Immortal has its own. The total is that rate times the number of wins, with Duo carrying higher per-win rates. The configurator shows the figure as soon as you pick the medal.
Should I order net wins or an MMR boost?
Order net wins when you want a set number of games won, for example to finish a quest line or recover from a losing streak. Order an MMR boost when the goal is a specific MMR, because it prices the climb directly and stops at the target. Past about 20 wins, the MMR boost is usually the better fit.
Can I play the net wins together with the booster?
Yes. Duo net wins put you in a party with the booster for every game, so you play your own hero and share each win. No login details are shared in Duo. The per-win price is higher than Solo because a party game is harder to control, and the gap is widest at Divine and Immortal.
How long does a net win order take?
A small order of five wins in the lower medals is often done within a day. Larger orders and higher medals take longer, because losses have to be played back and queues at the top are slower. The order page updates after every game, and priority moves the order to the front of the queue when time matters.
Which medal should I pick?
Pick the medal and star your account shows right now. The price and the booster pool both follow that medal, so picking lower than the real one leads to a corrected total once the booster checks the account. The MMR next to each medal is the usual range for that star, shown as a guide.
Is buying Dota 2 net wins safe?
Net win orders are short, which limits how long anyone plays on the account. Account sharing is still against the Steam and Dota 2 terms, so Solo orders use verified boosters, offline mode and on-platform chat. Duo net wins avoid sharing a login at all, and payment stays in escrow until the wins are delivered.
Net wins, and the rest of Dota 2 on EB24
A net win order is priced per game won, which suits a player who wants a clear count rather than a target number. When the goal is an exact MMR, the MMR boost prices the climb directly, and a fresh account starts with a calibration. Every page below sits on the same verified platform and the same escrow.
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Counted in Net Wins
A net win order counts wins minus losses. If a game is lost, the booster plays it back before the order moves on, so the number you paid for is the number that lands on the account, whatever happens in between.
That makes the order easy to read. The count on the order page only goes up when a win clears the losses, which is the one figure that matters when you bought wins rather than a target MMR.
One Rate per Medal Star
The price of a win comes from the medal and star the account sits on when the order opens. Herald to Legend share one low rate, the rate climbs through Ancient and Divine, and Immortal carries its own. The configurator shows the total as soon as you pick the medal.
Up to 20 wins fit in one order. Past that point most players are really after an MMR number, and the MMR boost prices that climb more directly.
Play Them With the Booster
Duo net wins put you in a party with the booster for every game. You play your own hero, the booster plays theirs, and the order counts the wins you take together. Nothing about your login changes hands.
Duo costs more per win because a party game is harder to control than one played alone on the account, and the gap widens at the top medals where every lobby is stacked.
Short Orders, Clear Status
A small net win order is often done within a day. The order page updates as each win clears, and the chat stays open if you want the booster to play at set times or avoid the hours you are online yourself.
Offline mode keeps a Solo order off your friends list, and priority moves the order to the front of the queue when the wins have to land before an event or the end of a season.
The Same Protection at Any Size
A five-win order gets the same escrow, the same verified boosters and the same review system as a long MMR climb. Payment is released when the count is delivered, and a partial delivery is settled against the wins that actually landed.
Cashback from completed orders turns into site credit that works across Dota 2 boosting, Fast Games and the marketplace, so a small order is never money locked into one service.