Player Ainkrad from from 9Pandas Dota 2 | ID: 3015

Nickname:

Ainkrad

Team:

9Pandas

Maps played:

91 during last year

Full name:

Aleksey Diveevskiy

Role:

Mid

Maps won:

37 during last year

Country:

Belarus

Prize money:

$28 990

Date of birth:

24.09.1999 24 y.o.

Information

144

WINRATE:

KDA:

GPM:

XPM:

Heroes (win rate) / during last year

1233%

1020%

944%

850%

757%

Bio

Alexey Ainkrad Diveevsky is a professional Dota 2 cyber athlete from Belarus, playing on the center line.

Until 2019, he played at local tournaments of semipro level. The first major LAN-tournament was the META'19 Winter championship in Minsk - together with Last Kings team Alexey managed to pass the open qualifiers, but in the final he lost to Old&Young team with LastHero- and Pantomem.

In the spring, Ainkrad started to play for Minus Modus along with players like чикиряу and Dukalis. The team often reached the late stages of open qualifications for major tournaments, but never made it to the main qualifiers. The closest Minus Modus came to success was at the qualifiers for The International 2019: in the final, the team lost a slot in the closed qualification to FlyToMoon.

The following season the cyber athlete spent in little-known stacks such as 212 or Rp_v_pol. Ainkrad's main achievement was winning the META'20 Winter LAN tournament in Belarus, Ainkrad also participated in the CIS qualification for WESG 2019 for Team Unique.

In the fall of 2020, Diveevsky received an invitation to the main team of the country, Nemiga Gaming. The revamped five started with a win at the AOC Play Dota2 online tournament, but then suffered a series of losses at qualifiers for major tournaments. In March 2021, Ainkrad and his partners were able to open qualify for the regional DPC league ESL One Eastern Europe Online Season 2: Lower Division. Nemiga Gaming finished in fourth place in their debut season, before falling out of qualifying for The International 2021, losing to PuckChamp.

Alexey also started the Dota Pro Circuit 2021/22 season with Nemiga Gaming, which he helped to avoid relegation from the second division. At the end of April 2022, Ainkrad left the team and joined Mind Games a few days later. Diveevsky's debut tournament in the new team was DPC EEU 2021/22 Tour 2: Playoffs - the Russian-speaking five took third place and made it to ESL One Stockholm 2022, but could not take part in the major due to visa problems.