W1sh announced he is looking for a team — his team was previously disqualified for match-fixing

Professional player Irakli W1sh- Peranidze announced that he is looking for a team as a coach. He shared this on social media platform X.

I am looking for a European team as a coach. I have been playing Dota 2 since the age of 13 and consistently stay in the top 100–200 in Europe. I have been competing professionally since 2019 and my current MMR is 15,000. My approach is discipline, structure, and results.

Previously, W1sh played in the mid lane, and his most recent achievement was winning the local tournament Saudi eLeague Championship 2025 in Riyadh as part of a stack called Twisted Minds.

Peranidze began his career in 2019 and during that time was part of teams such as Monaspa, Apex Genesis and Zero Tenacity. Despite frequent appearances in online tournaments, he was unable to establish himself on the tier-1 scene.

The only such case was his appearance for Wind and Rain at ESL One Hamburg 2019. The team managed to reach the playoffs after drawing all of their matches in the group stage, but were eliminated after losing to beastcoast in the first round of the lower bracket.

His last professional team was 20Twice, which he joined in September 2025. During European Pro League 32, his team was disqualified from the tournament due to suspicions of match-fixing. The organizers stated that the decision was made following their own investigation and reports from bookmakers.

Following the incident, 20Twice announced that it would cease operations and disband its roster. None of the players received a ban, however, none were able to find a new organization.

Earlier, Cyberscore reported that Astini+5 withdrew from European Pro League 35 after losing to Team Spirit Academy.