“He is one of the best, but with a difficult character”, – paiN Gaming coach about Parker

According to paiN Gaming coach Juan Vintage Angulo, David Parker Nicho Flores has a high individual skill level, but his attitude toward the game can sometimes cause difficulties.

Parker is a highly skilled player, but also quite complicated. In terms of mechanics and overall gameplay, he probably plays Dota more than anyone else in the world. I think some of the issues with him partly stem from his attitude toward the game. Sometimes he’s in a good mood, sometimes he’s not, and that affects things.

Vintage noted that a comfortable atmosphere within the team is essential for unlocking the carry’s full potential, adding that in the current roster the player feels supported, which positively impacts his performances.

We are friends. When we lose, no one blames anyone, even when Parker is late to practice. Everyone accepts him as he is. If there is a perfect team for him, this is it. He feels valued and understood.

It should be recalled that on February 3, the esports organization paiN Gaming announced the signing of the Peru Rejects roster, of which Parker was a member. Previously, the team successfully passed the qualifiers and secured slots at DreamLeague Season 28 and ESL One Birmingham 2026, where they will compete under the new tag.

It is also worth noting that Parker ranks first in the world in average gold earned and average hero kills per game. Over 600 career matches, he has claimed 326 victories with an average of 766 gold per minute and 9.11 kills per game.

The closest to him are carry player Alan Satanic Gallyamov with 764 GPM and 7.75 average kills per match, as well as Amer Miracle- Al-Barkawi with 613 GPM and 8.90 kills.

The team’s ближайшим tournament will be DreamLeague Season 28, which will take place from 16.02.2026 to 01.03.2026 in an online format, where 24 teams will compete for a $1,000,000 prize pool.

Earlier, Cyberscore reported that the banned Ivan 4IVAN Moshkovsky announced he is looking for a team after admitting to “322”.