Mineski is a Philippine esports organization founded in 2004 by Ronald Robins. The club is regarded as one of the pioneers of professional Dota in the Philippines and played a key role in the development of esports across Southeast Asia.

In addition to fielding professional rosters, the organization organized tournaments, developed a network of gaming cafés, and supported the regional esports scene.

The club's first roster featured James Kenneth Wootz Inabanggan, Julius Julz Leon, John John Rojas, Joshuas Samael Cerna, and Jessie Christie JessieVash Cuyco.

2011-2015

In 2011, Mineski received an invitation to the inaugural The International, becoming the first Philippine team to compete at the Dota 2 World Championship.

Although the team was unable to challenge for the top positions, its participation marked an important milestone for both the organization and the Philippine Dota scene.

Over the following years, the roster underwent numerous changes. At the end of 2014, the organization became involved in a match-fixing scandal that resulted in several players leaving the team.

Despite this, in 2015 the rebuilt lineup led by Carlo kuku Palad won the Southeast Asian qualifiers for Frankfurt Major 2015 and The Summit 4, returning Mineski to the tier-one scene.

2016-2017

The team competed at The Manila Major 2016, but after a disappointing performance the organization decided to rebuild its roster.

At various times, the lineup featured Chai Mushi Yee, Lee kYxY Kong Yang, Michael ninjaboogie Ross, Jimmy DeMoN Ho, Lee Forev Sang-don, Daryl iceiceice Koh Pei Xiang, and several other well-known regional players.

However, the team's results remained inconsistent despite making appearances at major tournaments.

2018

The most successful season in Mineski's history came in 2018.

The lineup of Mushi, iceiceice, Jabz, NaNa, and ninjaboogie won Dota 2 Asia Championships 2018 by defeating LGD Gaming in the grand final and also finished in the top six at almost every tier-one tournament that year.

The team's biggest achievement of the season came at The International 2018, where it secured a top-12 finish.

After the season ended, iceiceice, Jabz, and ninjaboogie left the organization, while the Mushi era also came to an end after several years with Mineski.

2019

In 2019, the organization assembled another international roster by signing Jeong Febby Min-seok, iceiceice, Johan pieliedie Åström, and Lai Jay AhJit Son.

Despite several solid performances, the team failed to return to its previous level of success. Nevertheless, it qualified for The International 2019.

At the year's biggest tournament, Mineski finished in 13th–16th place, after which the organization announced the closure of its Dota 2 division.

In September 2019, Mineski officially left the professional Dota 2 scene.