Dota 2 Low Priority Removal

Open the play menu on an account in low priority and you’ll see a counter: the number of games you still have to win. Not play, win. Until that counter reaches zero, the account is stuck in Single Draft with players who are being punished too. Onit.gg’s Dota 2 low priority removal hands those games to an Immortal booster, who wins them until the counter is gone and your normal queues come back.

How low priority works

• Single Draft only. You pick from a small random set of heroes, so you can’t fall back on your best ones.
• Only wins count. A loss leaves the counter exactly where it was.
• Leaving during the draft is an abandon and adds to the penalty.
• Repeat penalties get longer each time.

The lobbies are the hardest part — everyone in them was sent there for abandoning or being reported. An Immortal player is comfortable on almost any hero the draft offers, picks whichever option can win without help, and doesn’t get pulled into the arguments.

Order the number your client shows

Check the counter in your play menu and order that many wins. Your order includes every required win played by hand on your server region, offline status, chat with your booster, the option to pause, and support 24/7. Your normal matchmaking and ranked queue come back once the counter hits zero.

How quickly it’s cleared

With priority on, your order starts within 90 minutes; standard orders within 24 hours. A low priority game takes about 30 to 45 minutes, and two or three wins are usually cleared in a single session. Longer penalties can run into a second day.

Account sharing is against Valve’s rules, so a boost played on your account always carries some risk. We keep it low with a VPN set to your country, offline status, and no scripts or third-party software. Party play below 8,500 MMR involves no account sharing.

If low priority keeps coming back, the cause is usually a low Behavior Score, which we can lift with clean games too.