Virtus.pro is a Russian esports organization founded in 2003. Until 2012, the club competed in DotA before transitioning to Dota 2. Since 2022, the organization has been based in Armenia.

2012-2015

Virtus.pro's first years in Dota 2 were marked by constant roster changes. After finishing 13th–16th at The International 2013, the team completely rebuilt its lineup.

In 2015, the organization signed the Polar Squad roster consisting of Ilya Illidan Pivcaev, Sergey God Bragin, Alexander DkPhobos Kucheria, Ilya Lil Ilyuk, and Artem Fng Barshak.

The move immediately paid off, as the team shocked the Dota 2 scene by finishing 5th–6th at The International 2015, eliminating tournament favorites Team Secret. However, a 7th–8th place finish at The Frankfurt Major 2015 led to another round of roster changes.

2016-2019

In 2016, after a series of unsuccessful qualifiers, Virtus.pro disbanded its roster and assembled the organization's legendary "golden roster" around Alexey Solo Berezin, featuring Roman RAMZES666 Kushnarev, Vladimir No[o]ne Minenko, and Pavel 9pasha Khvastunov.

Lil initially remained as the position four player but was later replaced by Vladimir RodjER Nikogosyan. The new roster immediately finished in the top four at The Boston Major 2016.

The 2017–2019 period became the most successful era in Virtus.pro's history. The Bears finished as runners-up at The Kiev Major 2017 and won five Major tournaments: ESL One Hamburg 2017, ESL One Katowice 2018, The Bucharest Major, ESL One Birmingham 2018 and The Kuala Lumpur Major.

Despite dominating the international scene, Virtus.pro finished 5th–6th at both The International 2017 and The International 2018. Following a 9th–12th place finish at The International 2019, the legendary roster came to an end.

2020-2022

In 2020, the organization promoted its academy roster, VP.Prodigy, to the main team. The lineup featuring Egor Nightfall Grigorenko, Danil gpk~ Skutin, Dmitry DM Dorokhin, Vitaly Save- Melnik, and Ilyas Kingslayer Ganeev enjoyed a successful period, finishing as runners-up at ESL One Summer 2021, reaching the top three at ESL One Fall 2021, and placing 5th–6th at The International 2021.

However, in 2022, tournament sanctions and forced roster substitutions prevented the team, competing under the Outsiders tag, from earning enough DPC points. They also fell one series short of qualifying through the The International 2022 Last Chance Qualifier, which ultimately led to the roster's disbandment.

2023-2024

In 2023, Virtus.pro assembled a new roster around young talents Ilya Kiritych Ulyanov, Ilya squad1x Kuvaldin, Evgeny Noticed Ignatenko, alongside veterans Artem fng Barshak and Oleg sayuw Kalenbet. The team struggled at Riyadh Masters 2023, finishing only 17th–20th, but later secured a top-eight finish at The International 2023.

The 2024 season turned into a crisis for the organization. Despite several roster adjustments, the team's results continued to decline. Virtus.pro placed 17th–20th at Riyadh Masters 2024 and failed to qualify for The International 2024, leading to yet another roster disbandment.

2025-2026

At the beginning of 2025, Virtus.pro unveiled a completely rebuilt lineup featuring Aibek TA2000 Tokayev, Artem Lorenof Melnik, Nikita Daxak Kuzmin, Ivan OneJey Zhivitskiy, and Vladislav rein Kosygin, but the roster struggled with numerous visa issues and inconsistent performances.

Soon afterward, Alik V-Tune Vorobey and the returning Antares joined the team, while fng became the head coach.

At Esports World Cup 2025, Virtus.pro finished 13th–14th. Later that year, the organization made a bold move by signing an international roster consisting of Enzo Timado Gianoli, Abed Azel Abed Yusop, Jonas SabeRLight- Volek, Vladislav Antares Kertman, and Tal Fly Aizik.

The new lineup debuted at DreamLeague Season 27, where Virtus.pro finished eighth.

During the first half of 2026, the team qualified for several tier-one tournaments but failed to reach the playoffs at any of them.