Dota is the more popular of the two, with 8,349 recorded sessions versus 21. Dota averages more players per lobby (7 vs 1.6), suggesting larger games. Avalanche lobbies fill faster, sitting open 1.2 min on average versus 8.4 min for Dota. Over the past 30 days, Dota has seen more activity.
Dota is more popular, with 8,349 total sessions tracked on Warcraft 3 Battle.net compared to 21 for the other. Popularity can shift over time — WC3 Tracker records live lobby activity across all servers.
Dota has more players per lobby on average (7) than Avalanche (1.6).
Avalanche lobbies fill faster, sitting open 1.2 min on average versus 8.4 min for Dota. A shorter open time usually means a healthier, more in-demand map.
Dota has had more sessions in the last 30 days (4,302 vs 11). Check the live lobby browser on WC3 Tracker for current activity.
Avalanche has been hosted by 17 unique BattleTags and Dota by 457. Dota has the wider host base.