JJ's professional journey began on February 24th, 2018, playing for RedBear (Red Bear) in the Malaysia Esports League. This tournament, boasting a significant prize pool of $63,500, provided JJ with his first taste of competitive Dota 2. He shared the experience with players like Ben (Benjamin Lim Yi Cheong), Unknown- (Kim Jit Pin), Rain713, and Candyloon (Ho Wei Loon), gaining valuable early-career experience. Although RedBear ultimately finished 7th, their performance marked a strong start for JJ's career, setting the stage for his future endeavors.
Throughout his career, JJ has been a part of approximately 15 different teams, primarily based in China and Malaysia, with a brief stint in Vietnam with his current team Apex. His team history demonstrates a willingness to adapt and compete across various levels of play. While many of these teams didn't yield substantial prize money, the experience gained from competing alongside different players and styles is invaluable to his development as a player. His time with teams like VG.P (Vici Gaming Potential), CDEC.A (CDEC Avenger), and others showcases a dedication to constant improvement and a willingness to test his skills against a wide range of competition.
JJ's tournament history includes participation in several notable events, including several Beyond The Summit DPC Southeast Asia tours and the BTS Pro Series Season 8. Although he hasn't achieved top placements in these larger tournaments, his consistent participation highlights his commitment to professional Dota 2. His experience in both open qualifiers and main events provides a broad spectrum of competitive exposure. While significant financial success has yet to come, his continued participation suggests a player committed to honing his skills and continuing his journey within the competitive Dota 2 scene.
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