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Johan N0tail Sundstein is a professional Dota 2 player currently at the fifth position. He is the first two-time champion of The International. Is the richest cyber sportsman in history.
First appeared on the professional scene in 2012 with the Fnatic roster. Together they won Thor Open 2012 and performed well at two tir-1 tournaments, after which they soon received an invitation to The International 2013. The first performance at this kind of tournament was quite good, the team took 7-8th place, taking 45 thousand dollars.
In the next season Fnatic showed the same decent game. The team won the XMG Captains Draft Invitational and took second place at the Dota 2 Champions League Season 3. However, the entry to The International 2014 was a failure, with the squad finishing in 13th-14th place.
In 2014, he joined Team Secret. Career in this team was quite successful, almost every tournament they took prizes. At ESL One New York 2014 - European Qualifier they took second place, at StarLadder StarSeries Season 10: Europe and CIS - first, ESL One New York 2014 and StarLadder StarSeries Season 10 - fourth. Roster also finished as leaders at XMG Captains Draft 2.0 and Dota Pit League Season 2, taking first place.
At the beginning of the 2015-2016 season, the player assembled a (monkey) Business team, which soon began playing under the OG tag. The Frankfurt Major 2015 turned out to be the first major winning tournament of the season with a prize pool of about $1,000,000. At this pace, the OG team made it to The International 2018, finishing in first place. In 2019, history repeated itself, and the most important tournament was also completed with a victory. OG became two-time champions of The International.
Later, the team showed decent results in other tournaments as well, but after a disappointing run at The International 2021, where OG with N0tail finished in 7th place, Johan left the roster. Between his appearances for OG, he also coached OG Seed — the organization's secondary squad.
In 2022, N0tail returned to the professional scene as a player with Old G, but after a series of underwhelming performances in the regional DPC league, he disappeared from the spotlight once again.
In May 2025, OG representatives announced Johan’s return "to the game" — he took on the role of coach and became the head of the organization’s Dota 2 division.
On October 29, OG announced the complete disbandment of its roster.