9Pandas is an esports organization based in Serbia. The team entered the Dota 2 scene in April 2023 by signing the former HellRaisers roster.

The first lineup consisted of Roman RAMZES666 Kushnarev, Gleb kiyotaka Zyryanov, Matvey MieRo Vasyunin, Vladislav Antares Kertman, and Alexey Solo Berezin. While, Aleksandr Nofear Churochkin, who was just beginning his coaching career, joined as coach.

2023

The first season became the most successful in the organization's history.

The team finished third at their first tournament, ESL One Berlin Major 2023, and in summer performed strongly at Riyadh Masters 2023, finishing 5th-6th and earning $800,000 in prize money.

By the end of the season, the roster had also qualified for The International 2023. During this period, 9Pandas was considered one of the strongest teams in the region alongside Team Spirit and BetBoom Team.

However, after a disappointing TI12 showing, internal changes began.

Coach Nofear left first, then MieRo was moved to the bench and soon left the organization, followed by RAMZES666. These changes effectively ended the club's most successful chapter.

2024

After Roman Kushnarev's departure and the subsequent split with kiyotaka, the club turned to new players.

At various points the team included Mikhail Darklord^ Blinov, Albert alberkaaa Chernoivanov, Oleg sayuw Kalenbet, Andrey Dukalis Kuropatkin, Georgy swedenstrong Zainalabidov, Daniil erase Ivanov, and other Eastern European players.

Despite the many changes, the team could not recapture its 2023 form. It tried to qualify for top events but played in only one major tournament all year, Elite League 2024 #1.

2025

In the following years, the organization continued to cycle players in an attempt to assemble a competitive lineup.

At the start of 2025, Alik V-Tune Vorobei and Aleksandr lupsione Fedorov joined the roster, but the team still showed no consistent results.

After a last-place finish at DreamLeague Season 25, the organization announced it was disbanding the roster and placing the players on the transfer list.

Despite statements about plans to form a new roster, no further news of the club returning to the professional scene followed, effectively ending 9Pandas' history in Dota 2.