The Russian side will join KOVA, flowskola, Apeks and four other teams at the $100,000 event at the end of the month.

Gambit came out on top of the DreamHack Open November Europe qualifier, which was played over the course of the last two days, with over 200 teams signed up to attend at the beginning.

Dmitry "⁠sh1ro⁠" Sokolov & co. cruised through the single-elimination bracket without losing a map before the grand final, where they overcame a loss on the opening Mirage as they handily won Train and Overpass to clinch the series.

Gambit will play in DreamHack Open November at the end of the month

So far only three other teams are confirmed at the eight-team tournament, with KOVA coming from the Finnish Telia Esports Series S3, Apeks qualifying via Norwegian league Telialigaen Fall, and flowskola securing their spot by winning the Swedish qualifier.

Two more teams will be determined via the ESL Polish Championship and the Danish Elgiganten Ligaen Season 15, while two more will receive direct invites. The current team list for DreamHack Open November, which will take place on November 26-29, looks as follows:

KOVA
flowskola
ESL Polish Ch'ship winner
Invite Apeks
Gambit
Elgiganten L. S15 winner
Invite Gambit #21 Abay 'HObbit' KhassenovTimofey 'interz' YakushinSergey 'Ax1Le' RykhtorovDmitry 'sh1ro' SokolovVladislav 'nafany' Gorshkov Dmitry 'sh1ro' Sokolov Age: 19 Team: Gambit Rating 1.0: 1.22 Maps played: 525 KPR: 0.78 DPR: 0.54 flowskola Anton 'magi' AlevärnLukas 'MistFire' PoromaaHugo 'chawzyyy' GüntherLinus 'nilo' BergmanJoel 'joel' Holmlund KOVA #88 Samu 'uli' LeirilaaksoLauri 'pietola' HietalaSamuli 'Twixie' HerralaJarkko 'spargo' RahjaPetteri 'peku' Jaakkola Apeks #107 Dennis 'dennis' EdmanJoakim 'jkaem' MyrbostadOle 'Marcelious' Kristian LanganSander 'Grus' IversenMartin 'Nasty' Garvik