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Apply as a Dota 2 GGirl
Where every approved profile starts, on your own terms.
Unlocked by consistent reviews and steady session volume.
The tight top Dota 2 tier, reserved for profiles with seasons of party reviews.
Send the GGirl application The form covers your Steam account, the languages you play in, the roles and session types you are open to, and your availability.
Verification Your identity and your ownership of the Steam account are confirmed first, and no profile publishes before that clears. Complete applications usually hear back within a few days. Steam identities that are not yours end at this check, and no profile publishes without clearing it.
Build your profile You author the whole thing: the roles you play, a rate picked from the tier range, the languages you speak, published hours, and any boundary a client should read before booking. It goes live in the Dota 2 GGirls listings.
Accept the bookings you want Party bookings hit the slots you published, and you keep full control over which ones run. Declining leaves no mark. Stack and role notes stay in moderated order chat as one continuous log.
Play the session and get paid Once the party disbands, the payout hits your EB24 balance. Reviews from that game stay attached to the profile and push tier movement.
The roles, the rate, the hours and the limits all come from you, published on the profile ahead of any booking. Carry stack or pos 5 ward duty, turbo or ranked, it is your list. Roles and modes missing from the profile are not sold, and declining a booking never needs a reason or fee.
No profile reaches the listings until we have confirmed the person behind it and the Steam account attached to it, and no client can book until they have cleared verification of their own. Stolen GGirl identities are the sharpest risk on a party platform, and verification is where that ends.
Party chat stays on EB24, moderated and stored. Scope creep or harassment reports go to staff via the report button, and the client account receives the action. That conversation is not something you settle alone.
The booking fee is captured before you enter the party, so refusing an out of scope ask cannot cancel your payout. Reviews held over a long stretch of games, with volume, carry you to Super Star and Divine Star and raise placement plus rates.
A GGirl is paid to play Dota 2 with someone. The purchase is your company for a party and the hours booked, not an MMR outcome and not one thing that sits outside the game. Sessions are unranked, turbo or ranked parties across carry, mid, offlane and support, whatever formats you listed on your profile.
If you would rather sell a Steam inventory than book hours, the Dota 2 seller track lists accounts and items on the Dota 2 accounts marketplace under the same EB24 login.
The bar is lower on medal than clients often expect and higher on reliability and communication. Clients book a person, not an Immortal badge, and a fun support at Archon beats a silent Divine carry.
Verification is a protection layered onto every profile before it publishes. Review takes a few days. Stolen names are the risk this step targets, and the terms of service set out what follows for anyone who tries. Reach the team any time through the contact page.
The platform enforces what follows; it is not a tip sheet. No Dota 2 GGirl has to argue a paying client into respecting her limits.
The party fee is already with EB24 before you load in, so refusing an out of scope request cannot erase the payout. The hold exists for that protection.
Set your number inside the tier band where the profile shows it. Clients read the rate before they join a paid party, so haggling in chat is not part of the flow.
Party session earnings credit the EB24 balance, and you withdraw through the payout method on your dashboard. Payment answers live in the platform FAQ. Browse live rates on the Dota 2 GGirls listings before you set yours.
No. Clients book GGirls for the company and the games, not for an Immortal climb, so an Archon player who is fun in a party is a stronger candidate than a silent Divine. What matters is a Steam account you actually play and availability you keep.
No. EB24 is a gaming company and a GGirl booking is a Dota 2 match with company. Asks outside a Dota 2 party breach the terms of service, and staff handle the client account for it. Your payout survives the report untouched, since EB24 collected the session payment before the first queue.
No. Roles listed on the profile are the full offer, and formats left off stay unavailable. Plenty of text only GGirls take Dota 2 bookings every week. No Dota 2 tier asks for a camera, and clients cannot request roles your profile does not offer.
Any combination of carry, mid, offlane and support that you actually play. Name the roles on the profile so clients know what to book. You can also list turbo, unranked or ranked parties. Clients filter by what you publish, so vague role lists get fewer bookings than clear ones.
Everyone starts as a GGirl. Super Star and Divine Star open with steady Dota 2 reviews and party volume, never purchased and never applied for as a separate form. The upper tiers place higher in the Dota 2 GGirls listings and allow higher rates, so the review history you build early matters more than how any single session goes.
Session income depends on your rate, how many party slots you publish, and how many stacks come back. Profiles that stay available and pleasant outperform sparse ones. Higher tiers unlock a wider rate band.
Yes. Turn down any party booking with no explanation owed. Profile standing and tier progress stay untouched. If the client presses after the decline, report it so staff handle the account instead of you.
We check that you are who you say you are and that the Steam account is genuinely yours, all before the profile appears in the listings. Complete applications usually hear back within a few days. Fake Steam identities are what verification removes, and clients clear the same kind of check.
Medal tier is not the gate. What we review is your availability, the languages you party in, and the roles you plan to offer.
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