Eduardo Raykill Nunez is a Venezuelan professional Dota 2 player.

Raykill made his professional debut in June 2018, joining Resistance Gaming. In his first team, he tried to make it through the regional qualifiers for The International 2018, but their journey was cut short at the quarterfinals stage after a loss to Thunder Fury.

In December 2018, Raykill tried his hand at coaching Team Xolotl, but the team failed to achieve notable success under his leadership. Six months later, Eduardo returned to his playing career, taking the fourth position in the same team. However, the changes in the squad did not lead to success, and in February 2020 Raykill left Team Xolotl.

Two months later he joined Infinity Esports, where he remained until the end of 2020, but failed to prove himself at Tier-1 tournaments. A return to coaching Latam Defenders to qualify for The International 2021 also failed to produce the desired results, and Eduardo left the team after a month and then took a break.

In February 2022, Raykill was given a chance by Tomas Valqui Yaulis Romero, who invited him to join beastcoast as an assistant coach . In this role, Eduardo contributed to the strategies for the Peruvian club, which helped the team participate in ESL One Stockholm 2022 and PGL Dota 2 Major Arlington 2022. After Beastcoast 's disappointing performance at The International 2023, the roster was disbanded.

In the fall of 2023, Eduardo joined Kaiser in Offlaner. Under this tag, he participated in qualifying for ESL One Kuala Lumpur 2023, where he placed 7th-8th. In January 2024, Raykill joined Kaiser in qualifying for BetBoom Dacha Dubai 2024, DreamLeague Season 22 and ESL One Birmingham 2024, but at none of the qualifiers did the squad manage to qualify for the closed qualifiers stage.