Player statistics
Heroes / during last year
Past games
Bio
Wang Ame Chunyu is a Chinese cyber athlete, a kerry player and a bright representative of the "young generation" who went through the school of more experienced mentors. During his 5-year career in Dota 2, he managed to win three high prizes at The International and several Dota 1 tournaments.
Wang started his professional career at the age of 18. As a star of Chinese high-level publishers, he attracted the attention of a large organization and joined the CDEC.Youth roster. Under the guidance of the experienced Inflame, he honed his gaming skills and led the team to the top of the top tier-2: he took 2nd place at the Dota 2 Radiant & Dire Cup 2015 through qualifications and Wild Card, won silver at the ECL 2015 Dota 2 Autumn and was one step away from making it to the MDL 2015 Winter. A further time later, Ame qualified for StarLadder i-League StarSeries Season 2 and Nanyang Dota 2 Championships Season 2, where he placed 7th-8th and 4th respectively.
The LGD Gaming organization saw Van's potential and recruited him to the main roster, opening up the prospect of developing him to the tier-1 level. Ame justified the trust and soon helped the team make it to The Boston Major 2016, where it took 9-16th place. In the summer of 2017, the Chinese team took "bronze" DOTA Summit 7 and "gold" Mars Dota 2 League 2017, but the most important achievement was a slot at The International 2017. In a fierce competition, Ame and teammates reached the 4th place and earned more than $1.7 million.
In the next season Ame and the team played like real beasts: 2nd place at Dota 2 Asia Championships 2018, 3rd place at China Dota2 Supermajor and victories at EPICENTER XL and MDL Changsha Major made the Chinese not only welcome guests of The International 2018, but also the main contenders for victory. And it almost worked out: 2nd place after an incredible fight with OG brought the team more than $4 million. The next season was more modest for PSG.LGD, but at The International 2019 it shone again and won the bronze medal, which once again confirmed Ame's skill in his role.
Wang has been a CDEC Gaming player for the last season and has consistently performed well on the dash-1-2 stage, such as winning the OGA Dota PIT Season 2: China. Despite this, near the end of 2020, Ame moved to PSG.LGD, where he became vice-champion of The International 2021 and won numerous trophies. He retired from cybersport in 2022, but according to many rumors he may return soon.
In 2022, the player decided to take a break from the professional Dota 2 scene. The break ended in December 2023, after a year of inactivity. Ame joined the Chinese team Xtreme Gaming as a first position player
The next year started quite well for Ame : 1st place at Elite League 2024, 3rd at DreamLeague Season 22 and 2nd at PGL Wallachia Season 1. Also, Xtreme Gaming participated in DreamLeague Season 23, where they took 4th place. In the summer, the team competed in the Riyadh Masters 2024, finishing 8th and not achieving significant results. In August, Ame participated in the Clavision Snow Ruyi Invitational, which took place in China, the homeland of Xtreme Gaming. In this tournament, the team took first place, defeating Team Spirit in the grand final. At The International 2024, Xtreme Gaming took 5th-6th place, losing to Tundra Esports in the lower bracket of the playoffs. After TI Ame joined the Gaozu stack and participated in ESL One Bangkok 2024, but only placed 9-12.
In December, Wang left Gaozu and joined Yakult's Brothers. Roster started 2025 with 12th place on FISSURE PLAYGROUND, 5-6th on BLAST SLAM II and 10th on DreamLeague Season 25. In March, Ame returned to Xtreme Gaming. The renewed roster debuted at PGL Wallachia: Season 3, where they finished in 5th-6th place.
In April 2025, the team participated in FISSURE Special and became the champion, going through the tournament almost undefeated. Later, in April, he participated in PGL Wallachia Season 4, performed poorly, failing to reach the playoffs and exiting the tournament in 11th place.
In early May of the same year, the team defeated Yakult's Brothers in the grand final of ACL X ESL Challenger China and became the tournament champion. For the victory, the team earned $50,000 and secured spots in two upcoming tournaments — DreamLeague Season 26 and Asian Champions League 2025.
In May, Xtreme Gaming participated in BLAST SLAM III, where they lost in the second round of the playoffs and exited the tournament, finishing in 7th–8th place.
On May 16, 2025, Xtreme Gaming became the champion of the Asian Champions League 2025, earning $100,000 and a slot at Riyadh Masters 2025. However, at DreamLeague Season 26, the team only managed to finish in 11th place.
On June 28, 2025, Xtreme Gaming was eliminated from PGL Wallachia Season 5 after losing to Team Spirit in the second round of the lower bracket playoffs.
In July 2025, Xtreme Gaming exited Riyadh Masters 2025, finishing in 12th place and earning $75,000 in prize money.
On August 3, 2025, Xtreme Gaming were eliminated from Clavision Masters 2025, one step away from the grand final. The team finished in 3rd place and earned $87,500.
In September, Xtreme Gaming participated in The International 2025, reaching the grand final of the tournament but losing to Team Falcons in the championship series and finishing in 2nd place.
In November, the team participated in PGL Wallachia Season 6 where they failed to advance past the group stage. At DreamLeague Season 27, the team finished in 4-th place, and at BLAST SLAM VI, the team didn't even make it to the playoffs. At DreamLeague Season 28, Xtreme made it to the top 4, and at PGL Wallachia Season 7 once again failed to reach the main stage.
At the end of March, Xtreme Gaming placed third at ESL One Birmingham 2026, losing to Team Yandex in the lower bracket final of the Playoff stage.
The championship of April for the team was PGL Wallachia Season 8, where Xtreme ended their run in the group stage.