The Most Famous Dota 2 Players That Are Now Retired

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Four of them have won The International!

Tasho Tashev

- October 3rd 2020, 13:04 GMT+2

Jerax og dota 2 — 5. JESSE "JERAX" VAINIKKA: Jerax started his Dota 2 career back in 2013 and found true success on the scene in 2016 when he joined the ranks of OG. Together with the squad Jerax won The International twice, a feat only he and his teammates can brag with. In January 2020 he decided it's time to part ways with Dota 2. (Image credit: Bart Oerbekke/Turtle Entertainment)

Bulldog dota 2 — 4. HENRIK "ADMIRALBULLDOG" AHNBERG: Bulldog won The International in 2013 with Alliance by defeating Na'Vi in the grand finals. Later he retired in 2016 but started officially streaming for his old team. Ever since turning his attention to Twitch, he's arguably the most famous Dota 2 streamer. (Image credit: EPICENTER)

Singsing dota 2 — 3. WEHSING "SINGSING" YUEN: SingSing started playing Dota 2 professionally in 2011 and changed numerous teams over the years. He's most famous for his time in Cloud9. SingSing officially retired in 2016 and started streaming full time. (Image credit: DotaBlast)

Universe dota 2 — 2. SAAHIL "UNIVERSE" ARORA: Universe found his greatest success in the Dota 2 scene with Evil Geniuses when he won The International in 2015. Later on, he changed multiple orgs and last played for Ninjas in Pyjamas before retiring in April 2020. (Image credit: Turtle Entertainment)

Ppd dota 2 — 1. PETER "PPD" DAGER: PPD has seen it all. He was also part of the TI-winning roster of Evil Geniuses and later became the CEO of the organization. Further down the line he decided to play again and changed a couple of teams over the years before retiring. He last played for NiP with Universe before taking a break for good in April 2020. (Image credit: DreamLeague)

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Dota 2 players tend to start their professional careers quite early (usually before hitting 20) and continue to compete for quite a while. Some are even active after reaching 30 and that's proof you don't need fast reflexes to be efficient in it. Today we'll be taking a look at the top 5 most famous Dota 2 players that chose to step away from Valve's title despite being really successful (in no particular order). Might as well leave while you're on top right?

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Dota 2 players tend to start their professional careers quite early (usually before hitting 20) and continue to compete for quite a while. Some are even active after reaching 30 and that's proof you don't need fast reflexes to be efficient in it. Today we'll be taking a look at the top 5 most famous Dota 2 players that chose to step away from Valve's title despite being really successful (in no particular order). Might as well leave while you're on top right?