DOTAFLIX is a Brazilian Dota 2 learning platform that teaches game decisions, not just mechanics, to ranked players who want to climb. The lessons, guides and replay analyses come from coach Filipe "Astini" Ribeiro, a three-time tier-1 tournament champion as a coach.
573 lessons organized by hero, position, patch and rank bracket. Each one tackles a concrete in-game decision (when to farm, when to rotate, when to fight) and ends with what to practice next game.
28 free guides on macro and fundamentals, written by Astini and open without an account. They cover everything from the role of each position to map studies built on data from pro matches.
32 live sessions have been streamed so far. Astini and guest coaches break down student matches and answer questions on the spot, and the recording joins the catalog afterwards.
You send your match, a coach watches the replay, records the analysis and points out the moments that decided the game. 175 student replays have been analyzed this way so far.
Builds, counters and items updated every patch, pro tournament statistics and a party finder to find a team. They let you check before a match what the lessons teach.
Valve's Dota Plus and Dota Coach, which runs on Overwolf, give automated item and skill suggestions during the match, calculated from statistics. At DOTAFLIX a coach watches your replay: they point out the wrong decision and explain what to do instead.
Astini won ESL One Bangkok 2024, ESL One Raleigh 2025 and DreamLeague Season 26 as a coach. What he teaches here is the same material he uses with pro teams, adapted for ranked.
GameLeap publishes its courses in English, and Dota Coach guides come in English and Spanish. At DOTAFLIX everything is created in Portuguese, with the vocabulary of players in Brazil, and the site also works in English, Spanish and Russian.
The map studies do not repeat public statistics: they come from our own replay reader. The smoke guide, for example, measured 992 plays across 96 maps of The International 2026 to show what decides a smoke.
The subscription is monthly and you cancel whenever you want, on your own, from your account, with no fee. Part of the content is open so you can try the method before paying anything.
Filipe "Astini" Ribeiro is a professional Dota 2 coach who founded DOTAFLIX to bring ranked players the method he uses with pro teams. He writes the guides, hosts the live sessions and does a large share of the replay analyses.
RdO is the team's second coach: he shares the live replay analyses of the Pro plan with Astini and has his own lesson series in the catalog.
The company that runs the site was founded in 2019 in Campinas, Brazil. In July 2026 the platform was rebuilt from scratch, with the catalog, guides and tools you see today.
Besides the coaches, a development team maintains the site, the replay reader and the data tools.
You create a free account with email or Discord and can read the guides and watch the free lessons right away.
You subscribe on the site itself, by card or PIX, and access is unlocked as soon as the payment goes through.
You send the replay through the analysis page; the coach watches it, records the analysis and it stays saved in your account.
Subscribers join the Discord and the WhatsApp group, where live session announcements and day-to-day chat happen.
Support is by email at suporte@dotaflix.com.br, on business days and usually within 2 days. Billing issues get priority.
Partly. The written guides open without an account and the lessons marked as free open with a free account; the full catalog, live sessions and replay analysis are part of the paid plans.
DotaFlix unlocks the whole lesson catalog, the live sessions and the community. Dotaflix Pro includes all of that plus 2 analyses of your replay per month, done live by Astini or RdO.
In My account, under subscription, with no fee and without talking to anyone. Charges stop and access continues until the end of the cycle already paid.
No. DOTAFLIX is an independent Brazilian company; Dota 2 is a registered trademark of Valve Corporation, which does not sponsor or endorse the site.
Yes. The beginner track teaches the game in order, and the position guides explain what each role does before getting into strategy.
