Team MOUZ | ID: 44380

Team:

MOUZ

Maps played:

197 during last year

Team coach:

BOOM

Country/region:

Europe

Maps won:

109 during last year

First places:

Creation date:

05.11.2011

Maps lost:

88 during last year

Prize money:

$251 667

Team stats

109 wins

55%

88 defeats

45%

2 first place from 16 events

13%

Line-up MOUZ

Lukas Jonathan Hansson

215

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History

MOUZ is a well-known cybersports organization, among the first to appear in the professional Dota 2 arena. The club announced the formation of a MOBA game team in December 2011, selecting the Western European EBIN roster.

The initial MOUZ lineup included players from Finland and the Netherlands - Trixi, SingSing, Rexi, DeMeNt and twiSta. The team quickly proved themselves in competitions, winning the championship title at the Dota2Replays Brawl in March 2012. However, the team's cohesion weakened over the next few months, and by May of that year, the roster had changed significantly.

SingSing, who remained on the team, was joined by ComeWithMe, 1437, SexyBamboe, and Black^. With this lineup MOUZ qualified for The International 2012, but due to visa issues ComeWithMe was replaced by KuroKy. The team failed to succeed at the tournament, finishing in last place in the group stage.

MOUZ spent the next two years actively changing the roster in search of success, returning to the top level of competition in 2014 after signing Team Dog, who won qualification to ASUS ROG DreamLeague Season 1 through the North American qualifiers. The team placed 4th at the main event, rebuilding their reputation. The team soon qualified for ESL One Frankfurt 2014 and The International 2014.

After The International 2014, where the team took 11th-12th places, its members were interested by large organizations, which led to the disbanding of the squad. Until 2017, MOUZ tried to find success, but after failing to achieve results in the arena, left the Dota 2 discipline.

In 2024, after seven years, MOUZ returned to the professional Dota 2 scene, signing a Team Tickles roster that included Ulnit, Supream^, Force, NARMAN, Bengan, and ImmortalFaith as a coach.

The team participated in Elite League 2024, DreamLeague Season 23 and PGL Wallachia Season 1, but only managed to qualify for the latter tournament, where they finished 13th. MOUZ also finished 5th at 1win Series Spring and 12th European Pro League Season 18, as well as finishing in the top 3 at RES Regional Series EU #1 and FISSURE Universe Ep.2, reaching the finals at European Pro League Season 17, winning the Dota2 World Invitational and qualifying for the Riyadh Masters 2024.