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Net's professional journey began in August 2013 with Orange E-Sports, where he immediately made a splash by participating in The International 2013. This tournament, boasting a massive prize pool of over 2.8 million USD, saw Orange achieve a remarkable third-place finish, a defining moment in Net's career and a strong start for his professional Dota 2 journey. His initial team roster included notable players like Mushi and XTiNcT, establishing him within a highly competitive environment from the outset. This early success cemented his place within the professional Dota 2 scene and set a high benchmark for his future performance.
Over his career, Net has represented a diverse range of teams, including Fnatic (Philippines), Titan (Malaysia), and Mineski (Philippines), accumulating extensive experience across different regions and playing styles. He has played for approximately 12 teams throughout his career, showcasing his adaptability and resilience within the constantly evolving professional landscape. His contributions to these teams varied in terms of success and prize money earned, with his time at Fnatic being particularly lucrative, earning him a significant portion of his total winnings.
Net's tournament participation has been extensive, with appearances in numerous major and minor events over the years. While his third-place finish at The International 2013 remains his most significant achievement, he's consistently competed at a high level, though recent years haven't seen him reach the same heights. His participation in events like ESL One Katowice and The Chongqing Major demonstrates his continued presence in the competitive scene, even if the results might not always reflect his earlier successes. His consistent participation showcases his dedication and perseverance in the challenging world of professional Dota 2.
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