Player Malik from from PSG Quest Dota 2 | ID: 5573

Malik - offlane player from Kazakhstan in Dota 2. His signature heroes are Brewmaster and Doom.

Malik began his esports career in the spring of 2018. Playing for various "mixes," he was able to secure a bronze medal at Taurora Invitational 2 and gold at the Esports Open Cup. At that time, Malik caught the attention of Se7en Esports, who invited him to join their team in early 2019.

In the new team, Abdimalik won gold at Burabay Cyber Cup 2019 and bronze in the European qualifier for the World Cyber Games 2019. In September 2019, Malik left the organization, continuing to play as a stand-in for various teams. Our hero helped CyberDogs win the DreamHack Weekly Grand Finals, and in December 2019, he received an invitation from EXTREMUM. In the new club, Malik won the Kyivstar Autumn Cup, earned silver at SIGUL Pro League, and bronze at Epic Challenger League Season 1. At the same time, Abdimalik played for Team Spirit at OGA Dota PIT 2020 Online: EU/CIS (9-10th place), for Omegalil at OMEGA League: Europe Divine Division (7-8th place), for KHAN at BTS Pro Series Season 3: Europe/CIS (4th place), and for AS Monaco Gambit at EPIC League Division 2 (bronze).

In the new DPC season in 2021, Malik started as part of the Solo NoTechies team. They finished last in the ESL One CIS Online Season 1: Upper Division, relegating to the lower division. Abdimalik continued his performance in regional leagues, now representing Into the Breach. Malik helped the team achieve fifth place in DreamLeague Season 15 DPC Western Europe - Lower Division. In the qualifiers for The International 2021, the team finished 7-8th. After the qualifiers, our hero went into free agency, playing as a stand-in for various Kazakhstani teams. Everything changed when Malik joined the PuckChamp roster before the start of the new 2021-2022 DPC season.

In the 2022/2023 season, Malik played for the Natus Vincere. He also played as a standin for Quest Esports at the major tournament Riyadh Masters 2023, where he placed 7th-8th and the lineup earned $500,000 for the team.