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Alik V-Tune Vorobei is a Ukrainian Dota 2 esports player who plays the position of carry. In March 2021, he reached 11,000 mmr. Alik is known for his play on Ursa and Wraith King.
V-Tune started his esports career in the Odium team in September 2018. After an unsuccessful performance at the qualifiers for The Kuala Lumpur Major, Odium's carry left the team and went to play in the CIS "mixes". After taking 4th place at the qualifiers for the World Electronic Sports Games 2018, our hero was noticed by sQreen, who invited him to the Aachen City Esports roster in early 2019.
V-Tune will play in Aachen City Esports until September 2019. During this period, the team changed several lineups, but the team's carry remained unchanged. Unfortunately, this did not lead to important victories - Aachen City Esports consistently passed open qualifiers for tournaments, but stumbled in closed qualifiers. Not wanting to lose anymore, V-Tune decided to join HellRaisers at the end of September 2019.
It was in HR that the Ukrainian esportsman achieved his first major victory. Together with Nix, DM, CemaTheSlayer and Miposhka he reached the 3rd place at DOTA Summit 11, losing to Chaos Esports Club with a score of 2:0. Unfortunately, this was not enough for the organization, so the management decided to change the lineup. V-Tune was one of those who were shown the door in November 2019.
However, Alik did not lose heart, because he was invited by ALWAYSWANNAFLY to play in the semi-professional team FlyToMoon. After V-Tune's arrival, the team sparkled with "new colors" - a victory at Maincast Winter Brawl and Parimatch League Season 2, silver at Parimatch League Season 3, as well as 3rd place at Epic Prime League Season 1 and 4th place at BEYOND EPIC.
In September 2020, the "mix" played for Natus Vincere on a trial basis. In 3 months, FlyToMoon proved that it was worthy of playing under the NAVI banner - the team won the OGA Dota PIT Season 4: Europe/CIS, won silver at ESL One Germany 2020, and took 4th place at the OGA Dota PIT Season 3: EU/CIS. In December 2020, FlyToMoon was fully transferred to Natus Vincere.
Alik's team began to undergo changes again, in particular, Ilya ALOHADANCE Korobkin was first dropped from the team. But even the replacement did not help Navi and a little while later the rest of the team was kicked, it is noteworthy that V-Tune was the only player who remained. But he soon left the team as well. In 2023, the esports organization 9Pandas announced that it would have a replacement for the upcoming tournament, with V-Tune taking the carry role. Alik's first tournament with 9Pandas was ESL One Kuala Lumpur 2023, but the team did not achieve high results there: the team dropped out of the tournament after the group stage. After that V-Tune joined Dandelions, but did not achieve significant results and moved to Night Pulse, with which he tried to qualify for Elite League Season 2, Riyadh Masters 2024 and The International 2024 , but without success.
After several roster changes in 9Pandas, on January 28, 2025, Alick V-Tune Vorobey officially became a part of the team. Prior to that, he had already played for 9Pandas as a stand-in, helping the team achieve significant success, including reaching the main stage of DreamLeague Season 25 and second place in the qualification for ESL One Raleigh 2025. After placing 15th-16th at DreamLeague Season 25, 9Pandas announced the disbanding of their Dota 2 roster.
In May 2025, it was revealed that V-Tune will play for Virtus.pro at FISSURE Universe: Episode 5 as a stand-in.
Also in May, he played for Team Liquid at DreamLeague Season 26, replacing Michael miCKe Vu in the carry role.
On May 16, 2025, he played as a stand-in for Virtus.Pro during the qualifiers for FISSURE Universe: Episode 5, but the team lost in the lower bracket final of the FISSURE Universe: Episode 5 Play-In and did not reach the main stage. On May 30, V-Tune officially joined Virtus.Pro. At PGL Wallachia Season 5 VP was one of the first teams to be eliminated.
In July 2025, Virtus.pro ended their participation in Riyadh Masters 2025, finishing in 13th place and earning $50,000 in prize money.
On July 27, 2025, Virtus.pro secured a spot at FISSURE Universe: Episode 6 by defeating Avulus in the upper bracket final of the FISSURE Universe: Episode 6 Play-In.
On September 17, he joined the new VP.CIS roster, but due to poor results, the team was disbanded and all players were placed on the transfer list.