Dedicated Dota 2 player with a decade of experience, having competed since the game's beta release. Over 6,000 hours of in-game experience, primarily specializing in the support role. My gameplay is built around strong map awareness, proactive ward placement, and disciplined lane execution — skills refined through consistent study of professional matches, including ward timings, positioning, laning stage decision-making, and early-game tempo control.
Currently sitting at 7,000 MMR on the NA server, I've reached a point where I feel my mechanical and strategic understanding of the game exceeds what solo queue can reflect. I'm looking to transition into a structured, competitive environment where I can apply this experience alongside a coordinated team, refine my weaknesses under proper coaching, and pursue professional play seriously before aging out of peak reaction time and stamina for high-level competition.
With the right team, structure, and coaching, I'm confident I can perform at a level that matches — and potentially exceeds — many players currently in the professional scene. I understand that raw MMR and hours alone don't translate directly to pro-level play, which is why I'm committed to putting in the additional work needed: refining communication, adapting to shotcalling, and tightening execution under scrim and tournament pressure.
My goal isn't just to reach the pro scene, but to stay there — by being coachable, consistent, and reliable as a support player who can adapt to different team compositions and playstyles. I'm ready to fully commit the time and effort required to make that transition.